From Delhi Capitals to Lucknow Super Giants here is a look at five teams with most consecutive IPL defeats at home venue. The list also features the likes of Deccan Chargers and Pune Warriors India as LSG join the list after their defeat to Rajasthan Royals on Wednesday.

From Delhi Capitals to Lucknow Super Giants, 5 teams with most consecutive IPL defeats at home venue

MI vs RR, 1000th IPL game: Listing milestone matches in cash-rich league

Indian captain Rohit Sharma turned 36 on Sunday, and as per his former IPL teammate, Tirumalsetti Suman, Rohit wanted to captain the now-defunct side in 2011. T Suman, who used to be a batting mainstay in DC during the first three seasons, revealed that the young Rohit then used to think like a captain even while he was batting.

Suman, while speaking with India Today, said even the franchise promised to make Rohit the captain ahead of the 2011 season. However, things took a different turn when Mumbai Indians picked their future leader in that auction, and the rest is history.

Following his outstanding 2007 T20 World Cup campaign in South Africa, where he even scored a fifty on his debut, Rohit turned heads with his performance in the IPL for Deccan Chargers, scoring 1170 runs in three seasons. Even in 2009, under Adam Gilchrist, when DC won their maiden IPL crown, beating RCB in the finals, the attacking batter scored 362 runs in 16 matches.

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Suman, who alongside Rohit and Andrew Symonds, moved to Mumbai Indians in 2011, said,&nbsp;

“After 2010, what I know about Rohit Sharma was, he wanted captaincy of Deccan Chargers. After 2010, when the auction was there. The franchise also promised him, but then I don’t know what happened. The franchise went to leave all the players, then we know what happened to Deccan Chargers. Rohit, I, and Symonds, all of us came to Mumbai Indians,” Suman told India Today.

He added that from the beginning itself, Rohit showed why he was a captain material as he even used to advice Gilchrist. Suman said Rohit was smart, and also used to think like a captain while batting.

“He was a very smart player, and even when batting, he used to think like a captain. He used to give advice and suggestions to Gilly (Gilchrist) at that time. I knew from the start, he was a captain material,” T Suman added.

Elaborating further on what made him think that Rohit would break the walls in future with his captaincy and his batting, Suman said since both used to share partnerships for DC and MI, Suman used to pick Rohit’s brains, and more often than not, Rohit’s ideas used to baffle him.&nbsp;

“Back in 2009, I saw him first playing, obviously he was a star, he used to win matches single-handedly. When I used to bat with him, I used to pick his brains a lot. One of the first things he used to tell me about batting, why he consistently used to win matches as he told me that we should always think like an opponent captain when batting," he said.

“That is a unique way of thinking. He thinks like a captain when batting also. You know when a bowler is coming when a captain used to get in those few overs of normal bowling, then he used to attack. He used to tell me during our partnerships when to attack a bowler. He was strategically very perfect,” Suman added.

Meanwhile, years later, Rohit not only succeeded as a captain – having won five IPL titles, most by any captain in this tournament, but he’s also one of the most-prolific run-scorers.&nbsp;

On Sunday, Rohit will lead Mumbai Indians against Rajasthan Royals in the historic 1000th IPL game.&nbsp;

Indian captain Rohit Sharma turned 36 on Sunday, and as per his former IPL teammate, Tirumalsetti Suman, Rohit wanted to captain the now-defunct side in 2011. T Suman, who used to be a batting mainstay in DC during the first three seasons, revealed that the young Rohit then used to think like a captain even while he was batting.

Indian captain Rohit Sharma turned 36 on Sunday, and as per his former IPL teammate, Tirumalsetti Suman, Rohit wanted to captain the now-defunct side in 2011. T Suman, who used to be a batting mainstay in DC during the first three seasons, revealed that the young Rohit then used to think like a captain even while he was batting. Suman, while speaking with India Today, said even the franchise promised to make Rohit the captain ahead of the 2011 season. However, things took a different turn when Mumbai Indians picked their future leader in that auction, and the rest is history. Following his outstanding 2007 T20 World Cup campaign in South Africa, where he even scored a fifty on his debut, Rohit turned heads with his performance in the IPL for Deccan Chargers, scoring 1170 runs in three seasons. Even in 2009, under Adam Gilchrist, when DC won their maiden IPL crown, beating RCB in the finals, the attacking batter scored 362 runs in 16 matches. ALSO READ: IPL 2023: Mark Boucher praises Rohit on birthday eve, says 'watched him grow into a quality cricketer' Suman, who alongside Rohit and Andrew Symonds, moved to Mumbai Indians in 2011, said, “After 2010, what I know about Rohit Sharma was, he wanted captaincy of Deccan Chargers. After 2010, when the auction was there. The franchise also promised him, but then I don’t know what happened. The franchise went to leave all the players, then we know what happened to Deccan Chargers. Rohit, I, and Symonds, all of us came to Mumbai Indians,” Suman told India Today. He added that from the beginning itself, Rohit showed why he was a captain material as he even used to advice Gilchrist. Suman said Rohit was smart, and also used to think like a captain while batting. “He was a very smart player, and even when batting, he used to think like a captain. He used to give advice and suggestions to Gilly (Gilchrist) at that time. I knew from the start, he was a captain material,” T Suman added. Elaborating further on what made him think that Rohit would break the walls in future with his captaincy and his batting, Suman said since both used to share partnerships for DC and MI, Suman used to pick Rohit’s brains, and more often than not, Rohit’s ideas used to baffle him. “Back in 2009, I saw him first playing, obviously he was a star, he used to win matches single-handedly. When I used to bat with him, I used to pick his brains a lot. One of the first things he used to tell me about batting, why he consistently used to win matches as he told me that we should always think like an opponent captain when batting," he said. “That is a unique way of thinking. He thinks like a captain when batting also. You know when a bowler is coming when a captain used to get in those few overs of normal bowling, then he used to attack. He used to tell me during our partnerships when to attack a bowler. He was strategically very perfect,” Suman added. Meanwhile, years later, Rohit not only succeeded as a captain – having won five IPL titles, most by any captain in this tournament, but he’s also one of the most-prolific run-scorers. On Sunday, Rohit will lead Mumbai Indians against Rajasthan Royals in the historic 1000th IPL game.

'Rohit Sharma wanted to captain Deccan Chargers, he used to think like a skipper..,' reveals former teammate

The Indian Premier League (IPL) 2023 edition is set to commence on Friday evening (March 31) in Ahmedabad. The opening game will see the defending champions Gujarat Titans (GT) take on the MS Dhoni-led Chennai Super Kings (CSK) at the Narendra Modi Cricket Stadium. The new season is keenly awaited as it will see the superstar cricketers light up the atmosphere as the 2023 edition marks the return of home-and-away format.

Over the years, the IPL has become a huge tournament. It is the most-followed T20 league, which came into existence in 2008 shortly after India's famous 2007 T20 World Cup triumph. The announcement of the league was made before the T20 WC win and since then, it has only grown leaps and bounds.&nbsp;

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The tournament has plenty of things to look forward to. The teams fight it out for the mega title whereas the batters also compete for the Orange Cap (most runs in a season) whereas bowlers lock horns to bag the Purple Cap (with most wickets). In 2007, Pakistan's Sohail Tanvir (22) bagged the Purple Cap for the eventual winners Rajasthan Royals (RR). In 2009, India's RP Singh claimed the elite cap with 23&nbsp;wickets for the Adam Gilchrist-led now-defunct Deccan Chargers.

In 2009 edition, Singh claimed as many as 23 scalps as the Chargers went on to lift the title by beating the Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) by six runs in the final. The tournament was held in South Africa due to the general elections in India.&nbsp;

Singh was also India's leading wicket-taker in Dhoni-led Men in Blue's famous T20 WC triumph, picking 12 wickets (third overall).

The Indian Premier League (IPL) 2023 edition is set to commence on Friday evening (March 31) in Ahmedabad. The opening game will see the defending champions Gujarat Titans (GT) take on the MS Dhoni-led Chennai Super Kings (CSK) at the Narendra Modi Cricket Stadium.

The Indian Premier League (IPL) 2023 edition is set to commence on Friday evening (March 31) in Ahmedabad. The opening game will see the defending champions Gujarat Titans (GT) take on the MS Dhoni-led Chennai Super Kings (CSK) at the Narendra Modi Cricket Stadium. The new season is keenly awaited as it will see the superstar cricketers light up the atmosphere as the 2023 edition marks the return of home-and-away format. Over the years, the IPL has become a huge tournament. It is the most-followed T20 league, which came into existence in 2008 shortly after India's famous 2007 T20 World Cup triumph. The announcement of the league was made before the T20 WC win and since then, it has only grown leaps and bounds. Also Read: IPL 2023: From Mumbai Indians' 1,408 to Gujarat Titans' 79 - Most sixes hit by existing teams in mega event The tournament has plenty of things to look forward to. The teams fight it out for the mega title whereas the batters also compete for the Orange Cap (most runs in a season) whereas bowlers lock horns to bag the Purple Cap (with most wickets). In 2007, Pakistan's Sohail Tanvir (22) bagged the Purple Cap for the eventual winners Rajasthan Royals (RR). In 2009, India's RP Singh claimed the elite cap with 23 wickets for the Adam Gilchrist-led now-defunct Deccan Chargers. In 2009 edition, Singh claimed as many as 23 scalps as the Chargers went on to lift the title by beating the Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) by six runs in the final. The tournament was held in South Africa due to the general elections in India. Singh was also India's leading wicket-taker in Dhoni-led Men in Blue's famous T20 WC triumph, picking 12 wickets (third overall).

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A case dating back to 2012 has come to haunt the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) and may cost the Indian board a staggering 640million USD (Rs 4,800 crore). Deccan Chargers, one of the first eight teams of the <a href="https://www.wionews.com/topics/ipl">Indian Premier League (IPL)</a>, had challenged the BCCI for ‘alleged illegal termination’ and the Bombay high court-appointed arbitrator has now passed an award in favour of the owner of the franchise – Deccan Chronicle Holdings (DCHL).&nbsp;

On September 15, 2012, the BCCI had announced the termination of Deccan Chargers following an emergency meeting. While DCHL, the then owners of the team, moved the Bombay high court, the BCCI initiated a new tender for the Hyderabad franchise, which was subsequently won by the Sun TV Network NSE 0.59 %.&nbsp;

The high court had appointed retired Supreme Court justice CK Thakkar as the sole arbitrator between the two parties eight years ago and on Friday, DCHL won the arbitration against the BCCI.&nbsp;

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The BCCI has been directed to pay a total of 640 million USD (Rs 4,800 crore), which includes various claims made by the DCHL by September 2020.&nbsp;

“We haven’t received the judgement copy yet, only after reading we will decide next plan of action,” Hemang Amin, interim CEO of the BCCI, told ET.&nbsp;

The entire episode started when media company DCHL failed to furnish a bank guarantee from a nationalized bank to the BCCI.&nbsp;

“However, in this case, the company (DCHL) is already under Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (CIRP) and the lenders are acting fiduciaries. It will be difficult for the BCCI to deal with so many players,” said a senior lawyer as quoted by ET.

DCHL had acquired the rights of Hyderabad Franchise for $107 million in 2008 for a period of 10 years. DC won the second season of IPL. 
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A case dating back to 2012 has come to haunt the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) and may cost the Indian board a staggering 640million USD (Rs 4,800 crore).

A case dating back to 2012 has come to haunt the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) and may cost the Indian board a staggering 640million USD (Rs 4,800 crore). Deccan Chargers, one of the first eight teams of the Indian Premier League (IPL), had challenged the BCCI for ‘alleged illegal termination’ and the Bombay high court-appointed arbitrator has now passed an award in favour of the owner of the franchise – Deccan Chronicle Holdings (DCHL). On September 15, 2012, the BCCI had announced the termination of Deccan Chargers following an emergency meeting. While DCHL, the then owners of the team, moved the Bombay high court, the BCCI initiated a new tender for the Hyderabad franchise, which was subsequently won by the Sun TV Network NSE 0.59 %. The high court had appointed retired Supreme Court justice CK Thakkar as the sole arbitrator between the two parties eight years ago and on Friday, DCHL won the arbitration against the BCCI. ALSO READ: BCCI Apex Council meeting on Friday: IPL 2020, revamped FTP, domestic calendar on 11-point agenda The BCCI has been directed to pay a total of 640 million USD (Rs 4,800 crore), which includes various claims made by the DCHL by September 2020. “We haven’t received the judgement copy yet, only after reading we will decide next plan of action,” Hemang Amin, interim CEO of the BCCI, told ET. The entire episode started when media company DCHL failed to furnish a bank guarantee from a nationalized bank to the BCCI. “However, in this case, the company (DCHL) is already under Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (CIRP) and the lenders are acting fiduciaries. It will be difficult for the BCCI to deal with so many players,” said a senior lawyer as quoted by ET. DCHL had acquired the rights of Hyderabad Franchise for $107 million in 2008 for a period of 10 years. DC won the second season of IPL.

IPL: BCCI asked to pay 640 million USD for 'wrongfully terminating' Deccan Chargers

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From Delhi Capitals to Lucknow Super Giants, 5 teams with most consecutive IPL defeats at home venue

MI vs RR, 1000th IPL game: Listing milestone matches in cash-rich league

'Rohit Sharma wanted to captain Deccan Chargers, he used to think like a skipper..,' reveals former teammate

IPL 2023: Not Zaheer or Kumble! THIS 2007 T20 WC medallist was India's first Purple Cap winner

IPL: BCCI asked to pay 640 million USD for 'wrongfully terminating' Deccan Chargers