Glenn Phillips has been roped in by Gujarat Titans (GT) for the IPL 2025 season. Titans secured the services of Phillips by spending Rs 2 crore at the IPL 2025 mega auction in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.
List of all players sold on IPL mega auction 2025 Day 2: New Zealand's star all-rounder Glenn Phillips and India's veteran batter Ajinkya Rahane are among the top names to go under the hammer on Monday. RCB will be entering the Day 2 of the auction with the biggest purse.
IPL Mega Auction 2025 Highlights: A lot of players were sold across two days at the auction. However, some of the best cricketers will not feature in the cash-rich league next year. Rishabh Pant was the most expensive player while Jos Buttler was on top among overseas buys.
New Zealand defended a low score of 108 in a thriller in the second T20I against Sri Lanka on Sunday, November 10. Sri Lanka got off to a decent start before Lockie Ferguson ate up the entire middle order with his second T20 hat-trick and first in international cricket for New Zealand.
R Ashwin left his wicketless first-innings performance behind as he was back to his best in the second for India against New Zealand. Ashwin bowled magnificently on the second day of the Mumbai Test and it was his use of carrom ball that got him a couple of key scalps.
London Spirit haven't had a great start to the men's Hundred 2024 losing their first two matches. However, the Dan Lawrence side will hope to put up a much better performance against the Welsh Fire, who themselves are coming off a poor show against the Oval side where they failed to chase down 113.
Marnus Labuschagne scored a total of 90 runs off 147 balls and played a key role in helping Australia take a lead in the first innings. He scored 12 boundaries and occupied the crease for 250 minutes.
New Zealand fought back on Day 3 to stay alive in the first Test against Australia but still need 258 runs with just seven wickets in the bag. Glenn Phillips starred with the ball taking his maiden five-wicket haul in Tests while Rachin Ravindra with an unbeaten fifty has kept the Kiwis afloat.
The only 4-dimensional player in modern-day cricket Glenn Phillips showed his prowess with the ball as the New Zealand off-spinner with his maiden five-wicket haul helped his side bowl out Australia for just 164 in the second innings on Day 3 in Wellington. New Zealand need 369 runs to win.
The second Test match between New Zealand and South Africa is currently in progress and to everyone's surprise, the visitors hit back hard after going down in the series opener. While the action in the middle was intense right through, Glenn Phillips' catch has certainly taken all the limelight.
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