IPL Schedule 2023 updates:&nbsp;IPL Schedule 2023: IPL 2023 is all set to kick off on March 31 with the first match between CSK and KKR. All the teams have already arrived in Mumbai for the pre-IPL camp. While BCCI has distributed five practice venues, the teams have booked 10 different hotels for their accommodation. The auction for the TATA IPL 2023 was taken place in Kochi on December 23 at the hotel Grand Hyatt. A total of 405 players were set under the hammer and only 369 players were shortlisted at the end. Out of 405 players, 273 were Indians and the remaining 132 players were overseas players, including 4 players from associate nations.

<h2>IPL Schedule 2023: Venues</h2>

1. Ahmedabad

2. Mohali

3. Lucknow

4. Hyderabad

5. Bengaluru

6. Chennai

7. Delhi

8. Kolata

9. Jaipur

10. Mumbai

11. Guwahati

12. Dharamshala

Here are all the details of the 10 IPL teams:

<h2>IPL 2023: Mumbai Indians</h2>

Squad: Rohit Sharma (16 Cr) / Jasprit Bumrah (12 Cr) / Suryakumar Yadav (8 Cr) / Kieron Pollard (6) / Ishan Kishan (15.25 Cr) / Dewald Brevis (3 Cr) / Basil Thampi (0.3 Cr) / Murugan Ashwin (1.6 Cr) / Jayadev Unadkat (1.3 Cr) / Mayank Markande (0.65 Cr) / Thilak Varma (1.7 Cr) / Sanjay Yadav (0.5 Cr) / Jofra Archer (8.0 Cr) / Daniel Sams (2.6 Cr) / Tymal Mills (1.5 Cr) / Tim David (8.25 Cr) / Riley Meredith (1.0 Cr) / Mohd Arshad Khan (0.2 Cr) / Anmolpreet Singh (0.2 Cr) / Ramandeep Singh (0.2 Cr) / Rahul Buddhi (0.2 Cr) / Hrithik Shokeen (0.2 Cr) / Arjun Tendulkar (0.3 Cr) / Aryan Juyal (0.2 Cr) / Fabian Allen (0.75 Cr).

Hotel: Trident BKC

The Reliance-owned Mumbai Indians have booked the entire Trident Bandra Kurla Complex to themselves for the upcoming IPL 2022. As Reliance Industries owns is one of the shareholders, they have got the entire hotel for the players and staff. MI will begin its practice on March 14. MI will face DC on March 27 at the Brabourne Stadium.

<h2>IPL 2023: Delhi Capitals&nbsp;</h2>

Squad: Rishabh Pant (16 Cr) / Axar Patel (9 Cr) / Prithvi Shaw (7.5 Cr) / Anrich Nortje (6.5 Cr) / David Warner (6.25 Cr) / Mitchell Marsh (6.5 Cr) / Shardul Thakur (10.75 Cr) / Mustafizur Rahman (2 Cr) / Kuldeep Yadav (2 Cr) / Ashwin Hebbar (0.2 Cr) / Sarfaraj Khan (0.2 Cr) / Kamlesh Nagarkoti (1.1 Cr) / KS Bharat (2 Crore) / Mandeep Singh (1.1 Cr) / Syed Khaleel Ahmed (5.25 Cr) / Chetan Sakariya (4.2 Cr) / Lalit Yadav (0.65 Cr) / Ripal Patel (0.2 Cr) / Yash Dhull (0.5 Cr) / Rovman Powell (2.8 Cr) / Praveen Dubey (0.5 Cr) / Lungi Ngidi (0.5 Cr) / Tim Seirefet (0.5 Cr) / Vicky Ostwal (0.2 Cr).

Hotel: Taj Mahal Palace&nbsp;

DC players and support staff have begun assembling at the iconic Taj Mahal Palace hotel in Mumbai. DC will face MI on March 27.

<h2>IPL 2023: Punjab Kings</h2>

Squad: Mayank Agarwal (12 Cr) / Arshdeep Singh (4 Cr) / Shikhar Dhawan (8.25 Cr) / Kagiso Rabada (9.25Cr) / Johny Bairstow (6.75 Cr) / Rahul Chahar (5.25 Cr) / Shahrukh Khan (9 Cr) / Harpreet Brar (3.8 Cr) / Jitesh Sharma (0.2 Cr) / Ishan Porel (0.25 Cr) / Prabhsimran Singh (0.6 Cr) / Liam Livingstone (11.5 Cr) / Odean Smith (6 Cr) / Sandeep Sharma (0.5 Cr) / Raj Angad Bawa (2 Cr) / Rishi Dhawan (0.55 Cr) / Prerak Mankad (0.2 Cr) / Vaibhav Arora (2.0 Cr) / Baltej Singh (0.2 Cr) / Ansh Patel (0.2 Cr) / Writtick Chatterjee (0.2 Cr) / Ishan Porel (0.25 Cr) / Nathan Ellis (0.75 Cr) / Atharva Taide (0.2 Cr) / Bhanuka Rajapaksa (0.5 Cr) / Benny Howell (0.4 Cr).

Hotel: Renaissance

Punjab Kings will stay put at the Renaissance Convention Centre hotel in Powai. Ahead of their scheduled practice session on March 15, assistant coach Jonty Rhodes arrived in Mumbai.

<h2>IPL 2023: Chennai Super Kings</h2>

Squad: &nbsp;Ravindra Jadeja (16 Cr), MS Dhoni (12 Cr), Moeen Ali (8), Ruturaj Gaikwad (6 Cr), Robin Uthappa (2 Cr) / Dwayne Bravo (4.4 Cr) / Ambati Rayudu (6.75 Cr) / Deepak Chahar (14 Cr) / KM Asif (0.2 Cr) / Tushar Deshpande (0.2 Cr), Shivam Dube (4 Cr) / Maheesh Theekshana (0.7 Cr) / Rajvardhan Hangargekar (1.5 Cr) / Simarjeet Singh (0.2 Cr) / Devon Conway (1 Cr) / Dwaine Pretorious (0.5 Cr) / Mitch Santner (1.9 Cr) / Adam Milne (1.9 Cr) / Subhrashu Senapati (0.2 Cr) / Mukesh Choudhary (0.2 Cr) / Prashant Solanki (1.2 Cr) / N. Jagadesshan (0.2 Cr) / Hari Nishaant (0.2 Cr) / Chris Jordan (3.6 Cr) / K Bhagath Varma (0.2 Cr)

Hotel: Trident, Nariman Point

MS Dhoni-led Chennai Super Kings will be the last team to arrive in Mumbai. As per information available with InsideSport, CSK will stay at the Hotel Trident in Nariman Point. CSK have decided to conduct their practice in Surat and will only arrive in Mumbai by March 24 ahead of their match against KKR on March 26.

<h2>IPL 2023: Rajasthan Royals&nbsp;</h2>

Squad: Sanju Samson (14 Cr) / Jos Butler (10 Cr) / Yashasvi Jaiswal (4 Cr) / R. Ashwin (5 Cr) / Trent Boult (8 Cr) / Shimron Hetmyer (8.25 Cr) / Devdutt Padikkal (7.75 Cr) / Prasidh Krishna (10 Cr) / Yuzvendra Chahal (6.5 Cr) / Riyan Parag (3.8 Cr) / KC Cariappa (0.3 Cr) &nbsp;/ Navdeep Saini (2.6 Cr) / Obed McCoy (0.75 Cr) / Annunay Singh (0.2 Cr) / Kuldeep Sen (0.2 Cr) / Karun Nair (1.4 Cr) / Dhruv Jurel (0.2 Cr) / Tejas Baroka (0.2 Cr) / Kuldip Yadav (0.2 Cr) / Shubham Garwal (0.2 Cr) / James Neesham (1.5 Cr) / Nathan Coulter Nile (2.0 Cr) Darryl Mitchell (0.75 Cr) / Rassie Van Der Dussen (1.0 Cr).

Hotel: Grand Hyatt

Rajasthan Royals are also yet to arrive in Mumbai. They will begin assembling in Mumbai on March 16 after a short camp in Jaipur.

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<h2>IPL 2023: Gujarat Titans</h2>

Squad: Hardik Pandya (15 Cr) / Rashid Khan (15 Cr) / Shubman Gill (8 Cr) / Mohammed Shami (6.25 Cr) / Jason Roy (2 Cr) / Lockie Ferguson (10 Cr) / Abhinav Manohar (2.6 Cr) / Rahul Tewatia (9 Cr) / Noor Ahmed (0.3) / Sai Kishore (3 Cr) / Dominic Drakes (1.1 Cr) / Jayant Yadav (1.7 Cr) / Vijay Shankar (1.4 Cr) / Darshan Nalkande (0.2 Cr) / Yash Dayal (3.2 Cr) / Alzaari Joseph (2.4 Cr) / David Miller (3.0 Cr) / Wriddhiman Saha (1.9 Cr) / Matthew Wade (2.4 Cr) / Gurkeerat Singh (0.5 Cr) / Varun Aaron (0.5 Cr).

Hotel: JW Mariott

Gujarat Titans will also arrive in Mumbai late. They will begin their pre-IPL camp in Ahmedabad before shifting to Mumbai for official practice on March 20. During their stay in Mumbai, they will stay at the JW Marriot but will shift to Pune ahead of their second match on April 2 against Delhi Capitals. In Pune, they will be staying at the Conrad Hotel.

<h2>IPL 2023: Lucknow Super Giants</h2>

Squad: &nbsp;KL Rahul (17 Cr) / Marcus Stoinis (9.2 Cr) / Ravi Bishnoi (4 Cr) / Quinton De Kock (6.75 Cr) / Manish Pandey (4.6 Cr) / Jason Holder (8.75 Cr) / Deepak Hooda (5.75 Cr) / Krunal Pandya (8.25 Cr) / Mark Wood (7.5 Cr) / Avesh Khan (10 Cr) / Ankit Singh Rajpoot (0.5 Cr) / K.Gowtham (0.9 Cr) / Dushmantha Chameera (2 Cr) / Shahbaz Nadeem (0.5 Cr) / Manan Vohra (0.2 Cr) / Mohsin Khan (0.2 Cr) / Ayush Badoni (0.2 Cr) / Karan Sharma (0.2 Cr) / Kyle Mayers (0.5 Cr) / Evin Lewis (2.0 Cr) / Mayank Yadav (0.2 Cr).

Hotel: Taj Vivanta

The debutant Lucknow Super Giants will be staying at the Taj Vivanta in Mumbai’s Colaba. They will play Gujarat Giants at the Wankhede Stadium on March 27. Mentor Gautam Gambhir and bowling coach Andy Bichel have already arrived in Mumbai. They will begin their practice on March 15.

<h2>IPL 2023: Sunrisers Hyderabad</h2>

Squad: Kane Williamson (14 Cr) / Abdul Samad (4 Cr) / Umran Malik (4 Cr) / Washington Sundar (8.75 Cr) / Nicholas Pooran (15.25 Cr) / T.Natrajan (4.0 Cr) / Bhuvneshwar Kumar (4.2 Cr) / Priyam Garg (0.2 Cr) / Rahul Tripathi (8.5 Cr) / Abhishek Sharma (6.5 Cr) / Kartik Tyagi (4 Cr) / Shreyas Gopal (0.75 Cr) / Jagdeesha Suchith (0.2 Cr) / Aiden Markram (2.6 Cr) / Marco Jansen (4.2 Cr) / Romario Shepherd (7.75 Cr) / Sean Abbott (2.4 Cr) &nbsp;/ Ravikumar Samarth (0.2 Cr) / Saurabh Dubey (0.2 Cr) / Vishnu Vinod (0.5 Cr) / Fazalhaq Farooqi (0.5 Cr) / Shahshank Singh (0.2 Cr) / Glenn Phillips (1.5 Cr).

Hotel: ITC Maratha&nbsp;

As per reports, Sunrisers Hyderabad will be staying at the ITC Maratha. Ahead of their pre-IPL camp in Mumbai, Abdul Samad, Umran Malik and other domestic stars have begun arriving. Captain Kane Williamson will also be arriving by Monday.

<h2>IPL 2023: Royal Challengers Bangalore&nbsp;</h2>

Squad: &nbsp;Virat Kohli (15 Cr) / Glenn Maxwell (11 Cr) / Mohammed Siraj (7 Cr) / Faf Du Plessis (7 Cr) / Harshal Patel (10.75 Cr) / Wanindu Hasaranga (10.75 Cr) / Dinesh Karthik (5.5 Cr) / Josh Hazlewood (7.75 Cr) / Shahbaz Ahmed (2.8 Cr) / Anuj Rawat (3.4 Cr) / Akash Deep (0.2 Cr) / Mahipal Lomror (0.95 Cr) / Finn Allenn (0.8 Cr) / Sherfane Rutherford (1 Cr) / Jason Behrendorff (0.75 Cr) / Suyash Prabhudesai (0.3 Cr) / Aneeshwar Gautam (0.2 Cr) / Milind Chama (0.25 Cr) / Karn Sharma (0.5 Cr) / Siddharth Kaul (0.75 Cr) / Luvnith Sisodia (0.2 Cr).

Hotel: Taj Lands End

As per reports, Virat Kohli-starrer RCB will be staying at the Taj Lands End in Bandra West. Virat Kohli will join the camp after India’s 2nd Test against Sri Lanka while other players like Harshal Patel will be joining the team after the pre-IPL fitness camp.

<h2>IPL 2023: Kolkata Knight Riders</h2>

Squad: Andre Russell (12 Cr) / Varun Chakravarthy (8 Cr) / Venkatesh Iyer (8 Cr) / Sunil Narine (6) / Pat Cummins (7.25 Cr) / Shreyas Iyer (12.25 Cr) / Nitish Rana (8 Cr) / Shivam Mavi (7.25 Cr) / Sheldon Jackson (0.60 Cr) / Ajinkya Rahane (1 Cr) / Rinku Singh (0.55 Cr) / Anukul Roy (0.2 Cr) / Pratham Singh (0.2 Cr) / Abhijeet Tomar (0.4 Cr) / Rasikh Salam (0.2 Cr) / Baba Indrajith (0.2 Cr) / Chamika Karunaratne (0.5 Cr) / Ashok Sharma (0.55 Cr) / Sam Billings (2.0 Cr) / Alex Hales (1.5 CR) / Tim Southee (1.5 Cr) / Ramesh Kumar (0.2 Cr) / Mohammed Nabi (1.0 Cr) / Umesh Yadav (2.0 Cr).

Hotel: ITC Grand Central&nbsp;

Kolkata Knight Riders will reportedly stay at the ITC Grand Central in Parel. The players will start arriving by March 14 while skipper Shreyas Iyer will join after India’s 2nd Test against Sri Lanka.

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IPL Schedule 2023 updates: IPL Schedule 2023: IPL 2023 is all set to kick off on March 31 with the first match between CSK and KKR. All the teams have already arrived in Mumbai for the pre-IPL camp.

IPL Schedule 2023 updates: IPL Schedule 2023: IPL 2023 is all set to kick off on March 31 with the first match between CSK and KKR. All the teams have already arrived in Mumbai for the pre-IPL camp. While BCCI has distributed five practice venues, the teams have booked 10 different hotels for their accommodation. The auction for the TATA IPL 2023 was taken place in Kochi on December 23 at the hotel Grand Hyatt. A total of 405 players were set under the hammer and only 369 players were shortlisted at the end. Out of 405 players, 273 were Indians and the remaining 132 players were overseas players, including 4 players from associate nations. IPL Schedule 2023: Venues 1. Ahmedabad 2. Mohali 3. Lucknow 4. Hyderabad 5. Bengaluru 6. Chennai 7. Delhi 8. Kolata 9. Jaipur 10. Mumbai 11. Guwahati 12. Dharamshala Here are all the details of the 10 IPL teams: IPL 2023: Mumbai Indians Squad: Rohit Sharma (16 Cr) / Jasprit Bumrah (12 Cr) / Suryakumar Yadav (8 Cr) / Kieron Pollard (6) / Ishan Kishan (15.25 Cr) / Dewald Brevis (3 Cr) / Basil Thampi (0.3 Cr) / Murugan Ashwin (1.6 Cr) / Jayadev Unadkat (1.3 Cr) / Mayank Markande (0.65 Cr) / Thilak Varma (1.7 Cr) / Sanjay Yadav (0.5 Cr) / Jofra Archer (8.0 Cr) / Daniel Sams (2.6 Cr) / Tymal Mills (1.5 Cr) / Tim David (8.25 Cr) / Riley Meredith (1.0 Cr) / Mohd Arshad Khan (0.2 Cr) / Anmolpreet Singh (0.2 Cr) / Ramandeep Singh (0.2 Cr) / Rahul Buddhi (0.2 Cr) / Hrithik Shokeen (0.2 Cr) / Arjun Tendulkar (0.3 Cr) / Aryan Juyal (0.2 Cr) / Fabian Allen (0.75 Cr). Hotel: Trident BKC The Reliance-owned Mumbai Indians have booked the entire Trident Bandra Kurla Complex to themselves for the upcoming IPL 2022. As Reliance Industries owns is one of the shareholders, they have got the entire hotel for the players and staff. MI will begin its practice on March 14. MI will face DC on March 27 at the Brabourne Stadium. IPL 2023: Delhi Capitals Squad: Rishabh Pant (16 Cr) / Axar Patel (9 Cr) / Prithvi Shaw (7.5 Cr) / Anrich Nortje (6.5 Cr) / David Warner (6.25 Cr) / Mitchell Marsh (6.5 Cr) / Shardul Thakur (10.75 Cr) / Mustafizur Rahman (2 Cr) / Kuldeep Yadav (2 Cr) / Ashwin Hebbar (0.2 Cr) / Sarfaraj Khan (0.2 Cr) / Kamlesh Nagarkoti (1.1 Cr) / KS Bharat (2 Crore) / Mandeep Singh (1.1 Cr) / Syed Khaleel Ahmed (5.25 Cr) / Chetan Sakariya (4.2 Cr) / Lalit Yadav (0.65 Cr) / Ripal Patel (0.2 Cr) / Yash Dhull (0.5 Cr) / Rovman Powell (2.8 Cr) / Praveen Dubey (0.5 Cr) / Lungi Ngidi (0.5 Cr) / Tim Seirefet (0.5 Cr) / Vicky Ostwal (0.2 Cr). Hotel: Taj Mahal Palace DC players and support staff have begun assembling at the iconic Taj Mahal Palace hotel in Mumbai. DC will face MI on March 27. IPL 2023: Punjab Kings Squad: Mayank Agarwal (12 Cr) / Arshdeep Singh (4 Cr) / Shikhar Dhawan (8.25 Cr) / Kagiso Rabada (9.25Cr) / Johny Bairstow (6.75 Cr) / Rahul Chahar (5.25 Cr) / Shahrukh Khan (9 Cr) / Harpreet Brar (3.8 Cr) / Jitesh Sharma (0.2 Cr) / Ishan Porel (0.25 Cr) / Prabhsimran Singh (0.6 Cr) / Liam Livingstone (11.5 Cr) / Odean Smith (6 Cr) / Sandeep Sharma (0.5 Cr) / Raj Angad Bawa (2 Cr) / Rishi Dhawan (0.55 Cr) / Prerak Mankad (0.2 Cr) / Vaibhav Arora (2.0 Cr) / Baltej Singh (0.2 Cr) / Ansh Patel (0.2 Cr) / Writtick Chatterjee (0.2 Cr) / Ishan Porel (0.25 Cr) / Nathan Ellis (0.75 Cr) / Atharva Taide (0.2 Cr) / Bhanuka Rajapaksa (0.5 Cr) / Benny Howell (0.4 Cr). Hotel: Renaissance Punjab Kings will stay put at the Renaissance Convention Centre hotel in Powai. Ahead of their scheduled practice session on March 15, assistant coach Jonty Rhodes arrived in Mumbai. IPL 2023: Chennai Super Kings Squad: Ravindra Jadeja (16 Cr), MS Dhoni (12 Cr), Moeen Ali (8), Ruturaj Gaikwad (6 Cr), Robin Uthappa (2 Cr) / Dwayne Bravo (4.4 Cr) / Ambati Rayudu (6.75 Cr) / Deepak Chahar (14 Cr) / KM Asif (0.2 Cr) / Tushar Deshpande (0.2 Cr), Shivam Dube (4 Cr) / Maheesh Theekshana (0.7 Cr) / Rajvardhan Hangargekar (1.5 Cr) / Simarjeet Singh (0.2 Cr) / Devon Conway (1 Cr) / Dwaine Pretorious (0.5 Cr) / Mitch Santner (1.9 Cr) / Adam Milne (1.9 Cr) / Subhrashu Senapati (0.2 Cr) / Mukesh Choudhary (0.2 Cr) / Prashant Solanki (1.2 Cr) / N. Jagadesshan (0.2 Cr) / Hari Nishaant (0.2 Cr) / Chris Jordan (3.6 Cr) / K Bhagath Varma (0.2 Cr) Hotel: Trident, Nariman Point MS Dhoni-led Chennai Super Kings will be the last team to arrive in Mumbai. As per information available with InsideSport, CSK will stay at the Hotel Trident in Nariman Point. CSK have decided to conduct their practice in Surat and will only arrive in Mumbai by March 24 ahead of their match against KKR on March 26. IPL 2023: Rajasthan Royals Squad: Sanju Samson (14 Cr) / Jos Butler (10 Cr) / Yashasvi Jaiswal (4 Cr) / R. Ashwin (5 Cr) / Trent Boult (8 Cr) / Shimron Hetmyer (8.25 Cr) / Devdutt Padikkal (7.75 Cr) / Prasidh Krishna (10 Cr) / Yuzvendra Chahal (6.5 Cr) / Riyan Parag (3.8 Cr) / KC Cariappa (0.3 Cr) / Navdeep Saini (2.6 Cr) / Obed McCoy (0.75 Cr) / Annunay Singh (0.2 Cr) / Kuldeep Sen (0.2 Cr) / Karun Nair (1.4 Cr) / Dhruv Jurel (0.2 Cr) / Tejas Baroka (0.2 Cr) / Kuldip Yadav (0.2 Cr) / Shubham Garwal (0.2 Cr) / James Neesham (1.5 Cr) / Nathan Coulter Nile (2.0 Cr) Darryl Mitchell (0.75 Cr) / Rassie Van Der Dussen (1.0 Cr). Hotel: Grand Hyatt Rajasthan Royals are also yet to arrive in Mumbai. They will begin assembling in Mumbai on March 16 after a short camp in Jaipur. Also Read | IPL Schedule 2023: Indian premier league first match details, teams, captains, venues- All you need to know IPL 2023: Gujarat Titans Squad: Hardik Pandya (15 Cr) / Rashid Khan (15 Cr) / Shubman Gill (8 Cr) / Mohammed Shami (6.25 Cr) / Jason Roy (2 Cr) / Lockie Ferguson (10 Cr) / Abhinav Manohar (2.6 Cr) / Rahul Tewatia (9 Cr) / Noor Ahmed (0.3) / Sai Kishore (3 Cr) / Dominic Drakes (1.1 Cr) / Jayant Yadav (1.7 Cr) / Vijay Shankar (1.4 Cr) / Darshan Nalkande (0.2 Cr) / Yash Dayal (3.2 Cr) / Alzaari Joseph (2.4 Cr) / David Miller (3.0 Cr) / Wriddhiman Saha (1.9 Cr) / Matthew Wade (2.4 Cr) / Gurkeerat Singh (0.5 Cr) / Varun Aaron (0.5 Cr). Hotel: JW Mariott Gujarat Titans will also arrive in Mumbai late. They will begin their pre-IPL camp in Ahmedabad before shifting to Mumbai for official practice on March 20. During their stay in Mumbai, they will stay at the JW Marriot but will shift to Pune ahead of their second match on April 2 against Delhi Capitals. In Pune, they will be staying at the Conrad Hotel. IPL 2023: Lucknow Super Giants Squad: KL Rahul (17 Cr) / Marcus Stoinis (9.2 Cr) / Ravi Bishnoi (4 Cr) / Quinton De Kock (6.75 Cr) / Manish Pandey (4.6 Cr) / Jason Holder (8.75 Cr) / Deepak Hooda (5.75 Cr) / Krunal Pandya (8.25 Cr) / Mark Wood (7.5 Cr) / Avesh Khan (10 Cr) / Ankit Singh Rajpoot (0.5 Cr) / K.Gowtham (0.9 Cr) / Dushmantha Chameera (2 Cr) / Shahbaz Nadeem (0.5 Cr) / Manan Vohra (0.2 Cr) / Mohsin Khan (0.2 Cr) / Ayush Badoni (0.2 Cr) / Karan Sharma (0.2 Cr) / Kyle Mayers (0.5 Cr) / Evin Lewis (2.0 Cr) / Mayank Yadav (0.2 Cr). Hotel: Taj Vivanta The debutant Lucknow Super Giants will be staying at the Taj Vivanta in Mumbai’s Colaba. They will play Gujarat Giants at the Wankhede Stadium on March 27. Mentor Gautam Gambhir and bowling coach Andy Bichel have already arrived in Mumbai. They will begin their practice on March 15. IPL 2023: Sunrisers Hyderabad Squad: Kane Williamson (14 Cr) / Abdul Samad (4 Cr) / Umran Malik (4 Cr) / Washington Sundar (8.75 Cr) / Nicholas Pooran (15.25 Cr) / T.Natrajan (4.0 Cr) / Bhuvneshwar Kumar (4.2 Cr) / Priyam Garg (0.2 Cr) / Rahul Tripathi (8.5 Cr) / Abhishek Sharma (6.5 Cr) / Kartik Tyagi (4 Cr) / Shreyas Gopal (0.75 Cr) / Jagdeesha Suchith (0.2 Cr) / Aiden Markram (2.6 Cr) / Marco Jansen (4.2 Cr) / Romario Shepherd (7.75 Cr) / Sean Abbott (2.4 Cr) / Ravikumar Samarth (0.2 Cr) / Saurabh Dubey (0.2 Cr) / Vishnu Vinod (0.5 Cr) / Fazalhaq Farooqi (0.5 Cr) / Shahshank Singh (0.2 Cr) / Glenn Phillips (1.5 Cr). Hotel: ITC Maratha As per reports, Sunrisers Hyderabad will be staying at the ITC Maratha. Ahead of their pre-IPL camp in Mumbai, Abdul Samad, Umran Malik and other domestic stars have begun arriving. Captain Kane Williamson will also be arriving by Monday. IPL 2023: Royal Challengers Bangalore Squad: Virat Kohli (15 Cr) / Glenn Maxwell (11 Cr) / Mohammed Siraj (7 Cr) / Faf Du Plessis (7 Cr) / Harshal Patel (10.75 Cr) / Wanindu Hasaranga (10.75 Cr) / Dinesh Karthik (5.5 Cr) / Josh Hazlewood (7.75 Cr) / Shahbaz Ahmed (2.8 Cr) / Anuj Rawat (3.4 Cr) / Akash Deep (0.2 Cr) / Mahipal Lomror (0.95 Cr) / Finn Allenn (0.8 Cr) / Sherfane Rutherford (1 Cr) / Jason Behrendorff (0.75 Cr) / Suyash Prabhudesai (0.3 Cr) / Aneeshwar Gautam (0.2 Cr) / Milind Chama (0.25 Cr) / Karn Sharma (0.5 Cr) / Siddharth Kaul (0.75 Cr) / Luvnith Sisodia (0.2 Cr). Hotel: Taj Lands End As per reports, Virat Kohli-starrer RCB will be staying at the Taj Lands End in Bandra West. Virat Kohli will join the camp after India’s 2nd Test against Sri Lanka while other players like Harshal Patel will be joining the team after the pre-IPL fitness camp. IPL 2023: Kolkata Knight Riders Squad: Andre Russell (12 Cr) / Varun Chakravarthy (8 Cr) / Venkatesh Iyer (8 Cr) / Sunil Narine (6) / Pat Cummins (7.25 Cr) / Shreyas Iyer (12.25 Cr) / Nitish Rana (8 Cr) / Shivam Mavi (7.25 Cr) / Sheldon Jackson (0.60 Cr) / Ajinkya Rahane (1 Cr) / Rinku Singh (0.55 Cr) / Anukul Roy (0.2 Cr) / Pratham Singh (0.2 Cr) / Abhijeet Tomar (0.4 Cr) / Rasikh Salam (0.2 Cr) / Baba Indrajith (0.2 Cr) / Chamika Karunaratne (0.5 Cr) / Ashok Sharma (0.55 Cr) / Sam Billings (2.0 Cr) / Alex Hales (1.5 CR) / Tim Southee (1.5 Cr) / Ramesh Kumar (0.2 Cr) / Mohammed Nabi (1.0 Cr) / Umesh Yadav (2.0 Cr). Hotel: ITC Grand Central Kolkata Knight Riders will reportedly stay at the ITC Grand Central in Parel. The players will start arriving by March 14 while skipper Shreyas Iyer will join after India’s 2nd Test against Sri Lanka. Also Read | IPL Auction 2023 full SOLD players list with Price: Highest paid, Unsold player list, Complete Team squads

IPL Schedule 2023 updates: CSK, RCB, MI, KKR, DC, GT, SRH PBKS full squads, venues, hotels

The 14th season, which was postponed in May this year in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, is set to resume on Sunday (September 19) in Dubai with a blockbuster clash between the arch-rivals Chennai Super Kings and defending champions Mumbai Indians.

The 14th season, which was postponed in May this year in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, is set to resume on Sunday (September 19) in Dubai with a blockbuster clash between the arch-rivals Chennai Super Kings and defending champions Mumbai Indians. Ahead of the cricket carnival, critics and pundits are predicting the winner of IPL 2021, following the same trend, former England skipper Kevin Pietersen also expressed his opinion as he said that CSK has an opportunity to win another title. ALSO READ | Delhi Capitals: Looking to repeat our 2020 performance in upcoming IPL in UAE, says Anrich Nortje "Everybody wrote off the old boys' army of CSK before the IPL started in April, so seeing them go so well was a bit of a surprise. But I'm not sure how well this four-month absence will have suited them," Kevin Pietersen wrote in his latest column in betway insider. "It could take them a little while to crank back into gear, particularly the older players. If they are ready, it could be a historic few weeks for the franchise. They have a fantastic shot at winning a title that everybody thought was beyond them." After winning five matches from the seven they have played, CSK is currently placed at the second position of the points table. After the CSK-MI clash, the action will then shift to Abu Dhabi where KKR will square off against Royal Challengers Bangalore. Sharjah will host its first game on September 24 when Royal Challengers Bangalore take on Chennai Super Kings. ALSO READ | IPL 2021: Mumbai Indians' Suryakumar Yadav says, 'It feels great to be back here' Full house of #Yellove Enroute ➡️ Grind and Shine 🏏#WhistlePodu 💛🦁 pic.twitter.com/V2zzisbIfd — Chennai Super Kings - Mask P😷du Whistle P🥳du! (@ChennaiIPL) September 17, 2021 × "They tend to lose their first few games and then come good towards the end of the tournament. Well, we’re already towards the end of the tournament now. Mumbai can’t afford to lose three or four games before they start playing because there’s so little time to play catch-up," Pietersen added. "If they are to retain their crown, they must be on it from ball one. Clearly, with the talent they have in their side, they are capable of doing it," he added. In all, 13 matches will be held in Dubai, 10 in Sharjah, and 8 in Abu Dhabi. Meanwhile, IPL will welcome the fans back to the stadiums after a brief hiatus owing to the COVID-19 situation. (With inputs from agencies)

Kevin Pietersen tells which team has a 'fantastic shot at winning' IPL 2021 title

Mumbai Indians&#39; bowlers rose to the occasion after team&#39;s tough time with the bat as the hosts recorded their sixth win on the trot with a comfortable 14-run victory over Delhi Daredevils in an IPL match, here tonight.

Daredevils, believed to have one of the best attacks, restricted the hosts to 142 for eight but were terrible in run chase, managing only 128 for seven.

The visitors were gasping at 24 for six at one stage before a 91-run stand between South African pair of debutant Kagiso Rabada (44) and Chris Morris (52) raised their hopes. However, it only reduced the margin of defeat.

Kiwi paceman Mitchell McClenaghan (3/24) scalped three batsmen to rock the Delhi top and middle order and Jasprit Bumrah (2/21) broke the seventh-wicket stand between the South Africans to shape his side&#39;s win.

Delhi needed 30 runs off the final 12 balls but Bumrah and Hardik Pandya denied the rivals a memorable win after they made remarkable recovery through Rabada and Morris.

Leg-spinner Amit Mishra returned exceptional figures 4-0-18-2 while Australian paceman Pat Cummins (2/20) also chipped in with two wickets in Daredevils&#39; good bowling show.

It was a collective bowling effort from Daredevils with Rabada (1/30) and skipper Zaheer Khan also contributing in choking the Mumbai line-up which is full of devastating batsmen.

However, the batsmen could not complement the good work done by the bowlers and suffered their fourth loss in six matches. 
Mumbai Indians on the other hand consolidated their position at the top with sixth win in a row.

Earlier, It was Hardik Pandya&#39;s 24 off 23 balls and West Indian Kieron Pollard&#39;s 26 off 29 balls that helped the home side to go beyond the 140 run mark after being 84/5 at one stage.

Mumbai managed to score only 32 runs in the last five overs as Daredevils skipper Zaheer made some good bowling changes. 
Daredevils were also brilliant in the field as they managed to run out three Mumbai batsman including Hardik. For the visitors,

Australian paceman Pat Cummins (2/20), South African Kagiso Rabada (1/30), who made his IPL debut, were impressive.

Openers Parthiv Patel and Jos Buttler stitched 37 for the first wicket in four overs. Buttler made his intentions clear as he hit a six off Chris Morris in the second over, followed by a boundary.

Buttler, the star of Mumbai&#39;s game against Kings XI Punjab, got a life on 11 after being dropped by wicket-keeper Rishab Pant on the last ball of the second over.

The Englishman then hammered Rabada for a maximum over the mid-wicket fence. However, in the same over, Rabada, clinched his first IPL wicket as he cleaned up Parthiv (8).

Buttler struck Zaheer for two boundaries in the fifth over. But Buttler?s stay at the crease was cut short by a brilliant throw by Sanju Samson, who came from short cover to hit the stumps as Mumbai slumped to 47/2.

Buttler made 28 off 18 balls, hitting two sixes and three fours.

In the eight over, Cummins removed in-form Nitish Rana (8) as he gave a sitter to Corey Anderson at deep mid-wicket.

In the very next over, skipper Rohit Sharma (5) again fell to a leg spinner, this time Mishra as he was caught by Cummins at deep backward square leg.

In the 13th over, Mishra claimed his second wicket as he sent back Krunal Pandya for 17 as he edge to stumper Pant. Half of the Mumbai side was back to the pavilion on 84.

(PTI)

The Daredevils, believed to have one of the best attacks, restricted the hosts to 142 for 8 but managed only 128 for 7 in the run chase

Mumbai Indians' bowlers rose to the occasion after team's tough time with the bat as the hosts recorded their sixth win on the trot with a comfortable 14-run victory over Delhi Daredevils in an IPL match, here tonight. Daredevils, believed to have one of the best attacks, restricted the hosts to 142 for eight but were terrible in run chase, managing only 128 for seven. The visitors were gasping at 24 for six at one stage before a 91-run stand between South African pair of debutant Kagiso Rabada (44) and Chris Morris (52) raised their hopes. However, it only reduced the margin of defeat. Kiwi paceman Mitchell McClenaghan (3/24) scalped three batsmen to rock the Delhi top and middle order and Jasprit Bumrah (2/21) broke the seventh-wicket stand between the South Africans to shape his side's win. Delhi needed 30 runs off the final 12 balls but Bumrah and Hardik Pandya denied the rivals a memorable win after they made remarkable recovery through Rabada and Morris. Leg-spinner Amit Mishra returned exceptional figures 4-0-18-2 while Australian paceman Pat Cummins (2/20) also chipped in with two wickets in Daredevils' good bowling show. It was a collective bowling effort from Daredevils with Rabada (1/30) and skipper Zaheer Khan also contributing in choking the Mumbai line-up which is full of devastating batsmen. However, the batsmen could not complement the good work done by the bowlers and suffered their fourth loss in six matches. Mumbai Indians on the other hand consolidated their position at the top with sixth win in a row. Earlier, It was Hardik Pandya's 24 off 23 balls and West Indian Kieron Pollard's 26 off 29 balls that helped the home side to go beyond the 140 run mark after being 84/5 at one stage. Mumbai managed to score only 32 runs in the last five overs as Daredevils skipper Zaheer made some good bowling changes. Daredevils were also brilliant in the field as they managed to run out three Mumbai batsman including Hardik. For the visitors, Australian paceman Pat Cummins (2/20), South African Kagiso Rabada (1/30), who made his IPL debut, were impressive. Openers Parthiv Patel and Jos Buttler stitched 37 for the first wicket in four overs. Buttler made his intentions clear as he hit a six off Chris Morris in the second over, followed by a boundary. Buttler, the star of Mumbai's game against Kings XI Punjab, got a life on 11 after being dropped by wicket-keeper Rishab Pant on the last ball of the second over. The Englishman then hammered Rabada for a maximum over the mid-wicket fence. However, in the same over, Rabada, clinched his first IPL wicket as he cleaned up Parthiv (8). Buttler struck Zaheer for two boundaries in the fifth over. But Buttler?s stay at the crease was cut short by a brilliant throw by Sanju Samson, who came from short cover to hit the stumps as Mumbai slumped to 47/2. Buttler made 28 off 18 balls, hitting two sixes and three fours. In the eight over, Cummins removed in-form Nitish Rana (8) as he gave a sitter to Corey Anderson at deep mid-wicket. In the very next over, skipper Rohit Sharma (5) again fell to a leg spinner, this time Mishra as he was caught by Cummins at deep backward square leg. In the 13th over, Mishra claimed his second wicket as he sent back Krunal Pandya for 17 as he edge to stumper Pant. Half of the Mumbai side was back to the pavilion on 84. (PTI)

IPL: Mumbai Indians out-bowl Delhi Dardevils, win by 14 runs