Tag: IPL 2025
An orange alert for Kolkata has put the IPL 2025 opener between KKR and RCB at risk, with thunderstorms, lightning, and 40–60 km/h gusts forecast. Rain could start Friday evening and linger into Saturday morning, but models show the chance dipping to around 25% by evening. The opening ceremony is set for 6:15 pm, with rain most likely near 7–8 pm. Ground staff have covered the square and outfield.
Sunrisers Hyderabad have swapped out injured English all-rounder Brydon Carse for South Africa's Wiaan Mulder ahead of IPL 2025 after Carse’s toe injury worsened. Mulder steps in with strong international credentials as SRH, runners-up last year, gear up for a fresh campaign.
Sri Lanka's Kusal Mendis is set to make his IPL debut with Gujarat Titans, taking over from Jos Buttler who is unavailable for the 2025 playoffs due to England commitments. Mendis leaves the PSL after safety concerns and hopes to boost GT's playoff chances, arriving soon after visa clearance.
With IPL 2025 set to finish just before India's Test series in England, the cricket team will travel in two groups. Early arrivals like Shubman Gill and Rishabh Pant will prepare, while playoff players including Jasprit Bumrah join later. The five Tests are crucial for India's World Test Championship campaign.
Jun, 5 2025
A celebration for RCB's first IPL title win ended in heartbreak when a stampede broke out at Chinnaswamy Stadium, leaving 11 dead and over 40 injured. Packed crowds, poor crowd control, and a charged atmosphere triggered chaos during the victory parade attended by Virat Kohli and former legends.
IPL 2025 has shaken up team leadership: MS Dhoni’s comeback for CSK, Ajinkya Rahane leading KKR, and Rishabh Pant switching to LSG. Teams like Punjab Kings, Delhi Capitals, and RCB have introduced new captains while other sides opted for familiar faces.
If rain washes out the IPL 2025 final between Punjab Kings and RCB, Punjab Kings will be crowned champions due to higher league standings. With no reserve day in place, weather could play the ultimate decider for this year’s IPL.
Punjab Kings snatched a tense five-wicket win over Royal Challengers Bangalore in the 34th IPL 2025 match. Nehal Wadhera's unbeaten 33 anchored Punjab's chase, as both teams delivered thrilling moments in a crucial tournament fixture.
IPL 2025 faced an indefinite halt after India-Pakistan tensions spiked, affecting player safety. Matches will now resume between May 17 and June 3. Overseas players might miss games, and teams urge patience from fans as ticket refund specifics remain unclear. The BCCI juggles logistics and finances.
Mumbai Indians have snapped up Jonny Bairstow, Richard Gleeson, and Charith Asalanka as replacements for key players leaving for national duty. Their participation depends on MI qualifying for the playoffs, with their next game crucial to securing their spot.
