Indian Premier League (IPL) side Mumbai Indians retained five players, including captain Hardik Pandya, going into the IPL mega auction. Here is who they could possibly retain using an RTM.

Hence, keeping up with the trend of the last so many years, the BCCI is leaving no stone unturned to ensure IPL 2025 is a spectacle that is remembered for years to come. The Governing Council has increased the purse size after witnessing some outlandish bids in the last couple of auctions and set INR 120 crore for IPL 2025.

The IPL 2025 mega auction is scheduled for November 24-25 in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. This auction features 1,574 registered players, including 329 capped players and 48 top Indian stars. Players with a base price of INR 2 crore include Rishabh Pant,

As the mega auction arrives, there will be no shortage of Phil Salts suitors among the teams. His blitzkrieg at the top coupled with excellent wicketkeeping ability looks set to make him a precious name in the auction table.

The series opener between Australia and India will be held at the Perth Stadium from November 22. It coincides with the IPL mega auction in Saudi Arabia, which is slated for November 24-25. The clash of these two major events could see Vettori and Cricket Australia (CA) take a tough call on his participation.

Royal Challengers Bengaluru released their skipper Faf du Plessis who led the franchise in the last three years in the Indian Premier League (IPL). It remains to be seen if RCB will buy him back or will go for other players as they need a captain in case Virat Kohli is not ready to lead the side.

The finalist of the 2024 edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL), Sunrisers Hyderabad, retained five players, including captain Pat Cummins, going into the IPL mega auction.

With several marquee names in the fray, the bidding war for top-tier bowlers is expected to be fierce, and a few standout players are likely to spark intense competition.

A look at players that RCB could target in Jeddah.