The Latest Breaking News from IPL

NEW DELHI: South Africa's hard-hitting batter David Miller is a big admirer of Hardik Pandya’s captaincy and is full of praise for the Indian all-rounder.

NEW DELHI: Dithering and indecision is a thing of past for Shikhar Dhawan, who as the leader of the pack does not hesitate in taking decisions which individuals may despise but are beneficial for the Indian team.

NAGPUR: Vidarbha's campaign in the Vijay Hazare Trophy has already come to end on Saturday. They have played three games against good domestic sides and lost all of them. Their victories have come only against inexperienced sides from the north-east.

It was an emotional week for the Mumbai Indians, as their old warhorse Kieron Pollard, who played for them for 13 years, and featured in as many as 189 games-the maximum by any overseas player in the IPL history-hung his boots.

JOHANNESBURG: The legendary Jacques Kallis feels South Africa's T20 side, in future, will have greater depth as upcoming talent will get a great platform to express themselves in the upcoming SA T20 league, where all teams are owned by IPL franchise owners.

Jos Buttler aimed a cheeky sledge at Cameron Green about the upcoming IPL mini-auction during the first ODI between England and Australia at the Adelaide Oval

NAGPUR: Vidarbha's top-rated finisher Jitesh Sharma had left a mark in the last edition of IPL. Similarly, Umesh Yadav showed remarkable improvement in the white-ball trade. Their franchises — Jitesh's Punjab Kings and Umesh's Kolkata Knight Riders — have retained them for one more season.

CHENNAI: Indian star all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja shared a photo with former India captain MS Dhoni after the franchise retained the southpaw on November 15.

England hero Ben Stokes is set to return to the Indian Premier League next year following his impressive performance in the World T20 final against Pakistan this past Sunday

MUMBAI: T20 stalwart Kieron Pollard has quit the IPL after playing for the Mumbai Indians, for whom he was a certain match-winner for many years, for a record 13 seasons. However, the former West Indies captain will continue with MI as their batting coach.

MUMBAI: The Mumbai Indians have released three of their domestic players-leg-spinner Mayank Markande, batsman Anmolpreet Singh and 'keeper-bat Aryan Juyal, before the IPL retention window closes at 5 pm today, TOI has learnt.