Delhi Capitals suffered a double blow in their preparations for the Indian Premier League 2024 with Harry Brook and Lungi Ngidi withdrawing due to different reasons. The franchise signed young Australian Jake Fraser-McGurk as Ngidi's replacement on Friday.
Royal Challengers Bangalore have dropped a major hint at changing the name of the franchise ahead of the 17th season of the Indian Premier League. The franchise is set to feature in the tournament opener against Chennai Super Kings on March 22.
Shamar Joseph was signed by Lucknow Super Giants as replacement for England pacer Mark Wood who was pulled out by ECB for workload management ahead of T20 World Cup and international home summer. Joseph was picked by LSG for INR 3 crore. He has now joined the team for IPL 2024.
Like other teams, Delhi Capitals too are facing the injuries and unavailability of their players, especially overseas. Lungi Ngidi is the latest player to be ruled out of IPL 2024 and they have signed new Australia sensation Jake Fraser-McGurk as his replacement. Know more about him here...
Pakistan players haven't played in the Indian Premier League since the inaugural edition owing to diplomatic relations between the two countries. The fans of both countries still hope that somehow Pakistan players are also allowed to play in the IPL and Harbhajan Singh shut down one such fan on X.
Delhi Capitals have been hunting for a couple of replacements ahead of IPL 2024 since Harry Brook pulled out due to personal reasons while Lungi Ngidi hasn't recovered from the lower-back injury. While Jake Fraser-McGurk has replaced Ngidi, the Capitals are looking for one more pacer.
Jake Fraser-McGurk is set to feature in the Indian Premier League (IPL) for the first time. Meanwhile, Lungi Ngidi, South Africa pacer, has been ruled out of the upcoming season. Ngidi is the latest addition to the long list of injured/unavailable for this season.
A lot of various reports are coming out regarding Shreyas Iyer's fitness even as he didn't take the field on the last two days of Ranji Trophy final. It is also being said that he might mis the first few games for KKR in IPL 2024. But will he really miss? Read to know more details..
Matthew Wade is set to retire from first-class cricket after the Sheffield Shield final for Tasmania against Western Australia in Perth next week. Wade, who has played 165 first-class games including 36 Test matches for Australia will continue to play white-ball cricket for Australia and Hurricanes.
Adam Voges, head coach at Big Bash League giants Perth Scorchers, famously made his Test debut at the age of 35 and went on to score 1485 runs in just 20 matches at an amazing batting average of 61.87 with five centuries.
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