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TMS Ep574: Crypto exchanges, Hardik Pandya and IPL, auto stocks

Are crypto exchanges proving sceptics right? What is the importance of being Hardik Pandya? Is it time to sell passenger vehicle stocks? What are crypto exchanges and how do they work? Answers here

IPL media rights value can touch $50 bn, says chairman Arun Dhumal

IPL chairman Arun Dhumal believes that the media rights value of the league has the potential to touch a staggering USD 50 million over the next two decades, provided it keeps innovating and improvising with fans' interests in mind. The current media rights value of the league stands at USD 6.2 billion (approx Rs 48000 crore) for a five-year period starting from 2022. Even by this estimate, IPL is the second-most high-valued league after the National Football League (NFL), as the American sporting entity struck a USD 110 billion media deal for an 11-year period starting from last year. "If I have to see how it has gone over the last 15 years and if I have to go by estimates going forward, we are expecting media rights (of the IPL) to go somewhere close to USD 50 billion by around 2043," said Dhumal while speaking at the RCB Innovation Lab's Leaders Meet India here. Dhumal, who is also a former BCCI treasurer, also pinned his hopes for a financial windfall on the advent of the Women

IPL's media rights value could cross $50 billion by 2043: Arun Dhumal

Speaking at RCB Innovation Lab's Leaders Meet in Bengaluru, IPL chairman Arun Dhumal said that IPL is the best Make-in-India brand post-independence

Delhi didn't keep promise to retain me: AB de Villiers recalls 2010 snub

One of the greatest batters of modern era, AB de Villiers has revealed that he was snubbed by erstwhile Delhi Daredevils after spending three seasons at the IPL franchise. Before making it big at the Royal Challengers Bangalore, the South African batting legend had three lukewarm season with the Delhi franchise, now known as Delhi Capitals. But in a team meeting, also attended by explosive Australian opener David Warner, de Villiers was told that he was going to be "retained" but it happened otherwise as the franchise released him before the 2011 auction. Recalling the incident in his YouTube channel, 'AB de Villiers 360', the former South African skipper said: "When I played in the 2010 season, I got called into the office and was told you are going to get retained, young AB de Villiers'." "I sat alongside David Warner in that meeting. It came as a huge surprise to me a week or two later when I realised I had been released. "So the communication wasn't great back in the day, that

TMS Ep574: Crypto exchanges, Hardik Pandya and IPL, auto stocks

Are crypto exchanges proving sceptics right? What is the importance of being Hardik Pandya? Is it time to sell passenger vehicle stocks? What are crypto exchanges and how do they work? Answers here

IPL 2024: Shubman Gill replaces Hardik Pandya as Gujarat Titans' captain

Gujarat Titans on Monday appointed Shubman Gill as their captain for the 2024 season of the Indian Premier League (IPL) following Hardik Pandya's decision to move back to Mumbai Indians. The Gujarat Titans will receive Rs 15 crore from MI for the all-cash trade deal apart from a hefty undisclosed transfer fee, a part of which will also go to the cricketer. Once Pandya's exit was sure, 24-year-old opener Gill was an obvious captaincy choice, having got the coveted 'orange cap' in the last season with 890 runs, second to only Virat Kohli's all-time record of 973. "I am delighted and proud to assume the captaincy of Gujarat Titans and thank the franchise for their trust in me to lead such a fine team. We have had two exceptional seasons and I keenly look forward to leading the team with our exciting brand of cricket," Gill said in a statement. GT Team Director Vikram Solanki acknowledged Pandya's contribution to the team's success in then last two seasons. "As the first captain of ..

IPL 2024 auction: Cameron Green traded to Royal Challengers Bangalore

For attaining Green's services, RCB paid Rs 17.5 crore to Mumbai Indians. Ahead of the auction, Bangalore have Rs 23.25 crore in their kitty.

Confirmed: Hardik Pandya traded to Mumbai Indians from GT ahead of IPL 2024

Given the trading between Mumbai and Gujarat has been an all-cash deal, Pandya will get a salary of Rs 15 crore at MI. Pandya will also get 50 per cent of the undisclosed transfer given to GT by MI

MS Dhoni set to give fans 'A gift from Thala', to feature in IPL 2024

Good news for cricket enthusiasts, the iconic Indian cricketer and Chennai Super Kings (CSK) captain, MS Dhoni will be playing in the Indian Premier League (2024).As teams disclosed their lists of retained and released players in anticipation of the upcoming mini-auction scheduled for the following month, the defending champions, Chennai Super Kings (CSK), unveiled their roster. Notably, the revered wicketkeeper-batsman, MS Dhoni, was included in the 'retained' section of CSK's list.Chennai Super Kings (CSK), the defending champions, also released their list, which featured the iconic wicketkeeper-batter in the 'retained' section.CSK confirmed that MS will play the next season, tweeting from their X (formerly Twitter) handle, "2024 - A Gift from Thala! Start the whistles!"Dhoni's status in IPL 2024 was subjected to scrutiny by fans as he played the last season with an injured knee. He also underwent a knee surgery immediately after the season earlier this year, which was successful. ..

IPL 2024 auction: Mumbai snaps Hardik Pandya; Green traded to RCB - Reports

Just after the announcement of the IPL 2024 retention list, reports have claimed that Hardik Pandya has been traded to Mumbai Indians in an all-cash deal from Gujarat Titans

IPL 2024 auction: Full list of released and retained players by LSG

Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) released eight players and are yet the team with the least amount of money in their purse heading into the IPL 2024 auction

IPL 2024 auction: Full list of released, retained players by Gujarat Titans

The biggest runpour going around was the release of their skipper Hardik Pandya. However, the Gujarat Titans stuck to him and released a total of eight players

IPL 2024 auction: Full list of released and retained players by SRH

Sunrisers Hyderabad released Harry Brook. But they let go of only six players in total and still managed to get a hefty purse of Rupees 34 crore going into the IPL 2024 auctions

IPL 2024 auction: Full list of released, retained players by Punjab Kings

Punjab Kings released Shahrukh Khan and Bhanuka Rajapaksa, two of the players who performed really well for the team in the last season

IPL 2024 auction: RCB trades Shahbaz Ahmed to SRH for Mayank Dagar

Shahbaz was bought back by the Bengaluru franchise at last year's mega auction for Rs 2.4 crore following a fierce bidding war with Kolkata Knight Riders.

IPL 2024: Gujarat Titans' Hardik Pandya to rejoin Mumbai Indians - Report

The trading window for IPL 2024 ends on November 26 at 4 PM IST, and reports suggest that Titans' captain is set to rejoin Mumbai if the deal is not changed at the last minute

IPL 2024: Lucknow swaps Avesh Khan for Padikkal ahead of auction on Dec 19

BCCI has set November 26 as the deadline to release the retained players' list names. Till November 26, the franchisees are also allowed to trade players between them.

IPL 2024: Gautam Gambhir returns to Kolkata Knight Riders as mentor

In the previous two seasons of the Indian Premier League, Gambhir was the mentor of Lucknow Super Giants.

Why India's cricket league should turn down Saudi's $5 bn proposal

With its active support for expanding fossil fuel use, the Saudi government is wrong partner for the IPL and global cricket to achieve these goals

Rishabh Pant to play in IPL 2024: Delhi Capitals' director Sourav Ganguly

Indian star wicketkeeper-batter Rishabh Pant will be back in action from the next IPL season, Delhi Capitals director of cricket Sourav Ganguly has said. Pant, the Delhi Capitals skipper, had a close shave after his car hit a divider and caught fire in a terrifying accident in December last year. Having suffered multiple injuries, Pant was back on his feet after 40 days and on Thursday, he joined his teammates during Delhi Capitals' training session at the Jadavpur University Salt Lake Campus ground. "He's (Pant) good now. He will play in the IPL next season," Ganguly told reporters giving an update on Pant. Ganguly, the former India captain, said Pant is here on a three-day visit to strategise on team-building ahead of the IPL auctions slated in Dubai on December 19. Australia opener David Warner led DC in Pant's absence last season to finish second from the bottom. "Rishabh won't be practising here though. There's still time for him to get down to practice. By January (2024), h