The IPL auction often creates massive expectations, but not every star can handle the pressure of an astronomical paycheck. As IPL 2026 reaches its business end, we break down the seven high-profile players who have failed to deliver on their massive investments.
Bangladesh cricket icon Tamim Iqbal has issued a strong statement regarding the integrity of the domestic game, pledging to eliminate the culture of 'committee teams' and ensuring that fair play remains the priority under his leadership.
Mohammedan Sporting Club commenced their Dhaka Premier League 2025-26 campaign with a resounding 5-wicket triumph over City Club, largely thanks to a masterful 80-run innings from opener Anamul Haque Bijoy. This commanding performance at BKSP Ground No. 3 signals a strong start for Mohammedan in the prestigious domestic competition.
Surrey finally broke their streak of high-scoring draws by securing a comprehensive eight-wicket victory against Sussex at the Kia Oval, overcoming a defiant lower-order resistance on the final day of play.
In a dramatic turnaround at the Cooper Associates Ground, Yorkshire overcame a first-innings deficit to defeat Somerset by 75 runs, driven by a masterful spin performance from Joe Root and Dom Bess.
In a bold declaration that has sent ripples through the cricket world, KKR CEO Venky Mysore has bestowed the title of 'King' of the IPL upon veteran spinner Sunil Narine following his historic 200-wicket milestone.
The Blaze solidified their place at the summit of the Metro Bank One-Day Cup table after a composed five-wicket victory over Surrey at Trent Bridge, headlined by a match-defining partnership between Georgia Elwiss and Emma Jones.
The Dhaka Premier League (DPL) 2025-26 season officially commenced with high-intensity action, showcasing the depth of talent in Bangladesh's domestic circuit. The opening day was headlined by a batting masterclass from Saif Hassan, who narrowly missed a century for Bashundhara Strikers, and a clinical run-chase by Zakir Hasan for the Dhaka Leopards, setting a competitive tone for the months of cricket ahead.
The Dhaka Premier League (DPL) 2025-26 season has officially arrived, introducing a high-stakes format change that promises to keep fans on the edge of their seats. With the traditional Super League stage removed in favor of a grueling single-league structure, every run and every wicket counts more than ever. From established national icons to the brightest emerging talents, we provide the comprehensive breakdown of all participating squads and what to expect from this year's championship race.
In a pivotal clash at the Arun Jaitley Stadium, Delhi Capitals and Chennai Super Kings battle for momentum in the race for the IPL 2026 playoffs. With Lungi Ngidi returning to the DC fold and CSK managing injury concerns, this match promises to reshape the middle of the table.
