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1 day ago | insidesport.in | Madhav Agarwal

There are some players, who despite making it to the squads, somehow don’t get enough match time. Washington Sundar is one such player, who despite having exceptional batting skills and equally good bowling skills, doesn’t play as often. Four years after making his Test debut, the 25-year-old has only managed to play 9 encounters. In those matches, he has scored 468 runs, at an average of 42 with four fifties to his name, as well as 25 wickets at a strike-rate of 47.

1 day ago | insidesport.in | Madhav Agarwal

Even though the IPL 2025 is resuming on May 17, it seems the BCCI is yet to take a call if it wants to continue with the DJ and cheerleaders, in the remainder of the matches. This has happened after Sunil Gavaskar urged the board to cut down on these things, as per a report in India Today. The tournament was suspended for a few days, after the military conflict between India and Pakistan increased; with the May 8 PBKS vs DC match being halted abruptly, in Dharamsala.

1 day ago | insidesport.in | Madhav Agarwal

The IPL 2025 is slated to restart on May 17, and the foreign players and the confusion surrounding their availability, has hogged all the limelight. As far as Rajasthan Royals is concerned, the team is already out of contention for a playoffs berth, so it hardly matters if their overseas resources come back or not. Having said that, their skipper Sanju Samson joined the team late on Tuesday, and the team posted a video of the same on X.

1 day ago | insidesport.in | Madhav Agarwal

The IPL 2025 is set to resume on May 17, but then unfortunately the status of foreign stars is still not known. Or at least, there is a lot of confusion surrounding the same. Call it fear, or the upcoming series’ in the international calendar, but some of the overseas stars will not make it for the rest of the tournament for sure, while a large chunk will still continue to play. That means, a few teams are also likely to be impacted due to this.

2 days ago | insidesport.in | Pranchal Srivastava

The England Cricket Board (ECB) has announced its squad for the upcoming white-ball series against the West Indies, with no exemptions granted to players currently participating in IPL 2025. The three-match ODI series is set to begin on May 29, followed by a three-match T20I series starting on June 6. This decision means that England’s IPL-bound players, including Jos Buttler, Will Jacks, and Jacob Bethell, will have to return for national duty, potentially missing the IPL playoffs.