Amol Karhadkar is a journalist who focuses on national cricket coverage in India. He writes for Kasturi & Sons, Ltd, providing in-depth analysis, match reports, and updates on the Ranji Trophy and Indian cricket players. Amol's articles highlight the performances of players, team strategies, and the overall state of cricket in India.
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IPL 2025 auction sees pacers cashing in big bucks as franchises shape up squads with strategic bids.
The reintroduction of the Right to Match (RTM) option with a tweak was expected to make the IPL auction more interesting and exciting. And the new rule certainly made an impact.
In Jeddah, a whopping 21 players fetched a price equal to or higher than Rs 10 crore. During the last big auction in 2022 in Bengaluru, the number of such cricketers was 11.
Saudi Arabia Cricket Federation chief Prince Saud bin Mishal Al-Saud shared his plans for cricket in the kingdom on the sidelines of the two-day IPL mega auction in Jeddah.
The two-day IPL Auction for the 2025 season concluded in Jeddah on November 25.
IPL 2025 auction sees record-breaking bids, highlighting the growing value of players in the quest for victory.
By: Amol Karhadkar, Shayan Acharya
India is scheduled to host the Women’s World Cup next year, an Asia Cup in 2025, followed by the men’s T20 World Cup in 2026 and a Champions Trophy in 2029.
Mumbai Cricket Association announces Rs. 80 lakh bonus for Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy winners, eyeing rare Grand Slam.
The Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA) has announced a bonus of ₹80 lakh – the same as the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) prize money – for the Mumbai squad which emerged triumphant in the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy.
Prithvi Shaw dropped from Mumbai squad for Vijay Hazare Trophy league stage in Ahmedabad; Rahane unavailable for personal reasons.
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