We have an injury update regarding Shreyas Iyer, while Shubman Gill shared details for his neck issue. BCCI has released the final registered players list for IPL 2026. After RCB, another franchise might see an ownership change. Team India has been warned about sidelining Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli.
Quinton de Kock told to register for IPL 2026 auction
BCCI has pruned the registered players list for the IPL 2026 auction from 1355 to 359. The highest base price, INR 2 crore, has been listed by 40 players. This includes the likes of Cameron Green and Venkatesh Iyer, among others. Rumours have it that Quinton de Kock wasn’t going to register himself, but was told by one of his former franchises to do so.
Rajasthan Royals ownership change?
Video game industry giant Krafton, creators of BGMI, has denied reports of acquiring a minority stake in IPL franchise Rajasthan Royals. In an exclusive statement to InsideSport, Krafton labelled the reports as speculative. The South Korean company stated they are ‘committed to building deeper India-first gaming experiences, as has been our stated ambition.’
Shreyas Iyer injury update
Shreyas Iyer could very well be out of action for 4 months. Having suffered a spleen injury that saw him internally bleeding in his abdominal region, Shreyas’ progress moves in the right direction but slowly. He’s scheduled for an ultrasound scan in the second week of December and will check into the Centre of Excellence depending on the result.
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Don’t drop Rohit-Kohli
Harbhajan Singh thinks sidelining Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli before the 2027 ODI World Cup will be a big mistake. The former Indian spinner has cautioned the team management and selectors not to devalue experience for the pursuit of youth, or else it’ll hurt India in the big moments.
Pandya-Bumrah show in Cuttack
The Gujarati boys, Hardik Pandya and Jasprit Bumrah, shone bright in Cuttack. The all-rounder scored an unbeaten 59 and took a wicket, which earned him the ‘player of the match’ award. Meanwhile, Bumrah became the second Indian after Arshdeep Singh to claim 100 wickets in T20Is.
Gill talks about neck injury
Shubman Gill has opened up about his neck injury. The T20I vice-captain stated that he’d developed a disc bulge in his neck, which was hitting his nerve. Despite that and a spasm, Gill decided to play and strained his neck in the process. The injury sidelined him for 3 weeks, but now, Gill’s back.
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