The Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) have retained five players ahead of the IPL 2025 mega auction scheduled for late next month. With the newly-inducted franchise unlikely to keep their captain and star India player KL Rahul following several discussions between all parties concerned, LSG decided on retaining Nicholas Pooran, Mayank Yadav, Ravi Bishnoi and two uncapped Indian players – Mohsin Khan and Ayush Badoni, leaving them with an option of Right to Match (RTM) card at the auction.

With the retention deadline (Oct 31) fast approaching, all ten participating teams are bound to submit their final list before that. After SunRisers Hyderabad (SRH), LSG became the second team to submit their list. Unlike SRH, which made the retention cost for each player public, the exact amount of five players signed up by LSG remains unknown.

However, based on the retention slabs outlined by the IPL, INR 51 crore will be deducted from LSG’s auction purse. If the total amount paid to these five players exceeds this, more money will be deducted from the INR 120 crore purse allotted to all ten teams.&nbsp;

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As reported by ESPNcricinfo, Pooran would be LSG’s first choice, followed by Mayank and Bishnoi. The left-handed batter was LSG’s second-highest run-scorer the past season behind KL Rahul and also kept wickets in Rahul's absence, who was out with a niggle.

Considered the best T20 batter at present, Pooran remains LSG’s mainstay for the next season. Since being picked for just INR 30 lakhs by Mumbai Indians (in 2017), Pooran’s price tag has continued to soar. While Punjab Kings bought him for INR 4.2 crore ($575,000 approx.) in 2019, for whom he made his IPL debut, SRH bagged his services for INR 10.75 crore ($1.433 million approx.) at the next mega auction in 2022, though they released him the following season.

In 2023, LSG bought Pooran for a whooping INR 16 crore (USD 1.927 million approx.), with his price likely to steep ahead of the upcoming mega auction.

<h2>Indian players at LSG</h2>

While Mayank Yadav, picked for INR 20 lakh at the IPL 2024 auction, made headlines for throwing rockets at over 150 kmph and winning the Player of the Match award in his first two matches for bagging three wickets in each game, Bishnoi joined LSG in IPL 2022 after they picked him INR 4 crore.

Besides, Badoni and Mohsin, bought for INR 20 lakh each at the IPL 2022 auction, have been integral to their rise in the cash-rich league.&nbsp;

While Badoni is an aggressive middle-order player, known for his clean striking, the lanky left-arm seamer Mohsin impressed everyone in his maiden season for LSG, picking 14 wickets in nine contested matches.&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)

The Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) have retained five players ahead of the IPL 2025 mega auction scheduled for late next month. With the newly-inducted franchise unlikely to keep their captain and star India player KL Rahul following several discussions between all parties concerned, LSG decided on retaining Nicholas Pooran, Mayank Yadav, Ravi Bishnoi and two uncapped Indian players – Mohsin Khan and Ayush Badoni, leaving them with an option of Right to Match (RTM) card at the auction.

The Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) have retained five players ahead of the IPL 2025 mega auction scheduled for late next month. With the newly-inducted franchise unlikely to keep their captain and star India player KL Rahul following several discussions between all parties concerned, LSG decided on retaining Nicholas Pooran, Mayank Yadav, Ravi Bishnoi and two uncapped Indian players – Mohsin Khan and Ayush Badoni, leaving them with an option of Right to Match (RTM) card at the auction. With the retention deadline (Oct 31) fast approaching, all ten participating teams are bound to submit their final list before that. After SunRisers Hyderabad (SRH), LSG became the second team to submit their list. Unlike SRH, which made the retention cost for each player public, the exact amount of five players signed up by LSG remains unknown. However, based on the retention slabs outlined by the IPL, INR 51 crore will be deducted from LSG’s auction purse. If the total amount paid to these five players exceeds this, more money will be deducted from the INR 120 crore purse allotted to all ten teams. ALSO READ: Gary Kirsten steps down as Pakistan’s white-ball coach a week ahead of Australia ODIs, T20Is As reported by ESPNcricinfo, Pooran would be LSG’s first choice, followed by Mayank and Bishnoi. The left-handed batter was LSG’s second-highest run-scorer the past season behind KL Rahul and also kept wickets in Rahul's absence, who was out with a niggle. Considered the best T20 batter at present, Pooran remains LSG’s mainstay for the next season. Since being picked for just INR 30 lakhs by Mumbai Indians (in 2017), Pooran’s price tag has continued to soar. While Punjab Kings bought him for INR 4.2 crore ($575,000 approx.) in 2019, for whom he made his IPL debut, SRH bagged his services for INR 10.75 crore ($1.433 million approx.) at the next mega auction in 2022, though they released him the following season. In 2023, LSG bought Pooran for a whooping INR 16 crore (USD 1.927 million approx.), with his price likely to steep ahead of the upcoming mega auction. Indian players at LSG While Mayank Yadav, picked for INR 20 lakh at the IPL 2024 auction, made headlines for throwing rockets at over 150 kmph and winning the Player of the Match award in his first two matches for bagging three wickets in each game, Bishnoi joined LSG in IPL 2022 after they picked him INR 4 crore. Besides, Badoni and Mohsin, bought for INR 20 lakh each at the IPL 2022 auction, have been integral to their rise in the cash-rich league. While Badoni is an aggressive middle-order player, known for his clean striking, the lanky left-arm seamer Mohsin impressed everyone in his maiden season for LSG, picking 14 wickets in nine contested matches. (With inputs from agencies)

IPL 2025 Mega Auction: Mayank Yadav and Nicholas Pooran among five retentions for LSG; no place for KL Rahul

Talismanic India and Chennai Super Kings (CSK) great Mahendra Singh Dhoni has dropped a massive hint on his Indian Premier League (IPL) future with the mega auction looming. Days before the deadline (Oct 31) end for all ten teams to submit their retention list, Dhoni addressed questions surrounding his future in the cash-rich league.

Having relinquished his IPL captaincy on the eve of the last season, Dhoni played as a batter, though with a troubling knee. In 14 contested matches in IPL 2024, Dhoni scored 161 runs at a whopping strike rate of over 220, hitting 13 sixes and 14 fours during brief stays at the crease.&nbsp;

Dhoni, 43, remains an integral part of the CSK group, taking all decisions, from deciding the playing XIs to preparing the strategies to take a call on whom to retain. With the IPL 2025 mega auction just around the corner, to be staged in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, in the final week of November, Dhoni is yet to take a call on his future.

Per the franchise’s CEO, Kasi Viswanathan, Dhoni will wait until the last moment before announcing his decision.&nbsp;

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"We have still no confirmation from him, though we will like him to continue playing for us," Viswanathan said in a chat with ESPNcricinfo. "Hope he will confirm before 31st [October]."

<h2>IPL rule change makes it easier for Dhoni</h2>

Meanwhile, thanks to the addition of an IPL rule that got scrapped in 2021, which reads that any Indian player who last played an international game at least five years before the retention date is eligible to play under the uncapped player category. MS Dhoni, whose final match for India came during the 2019 World Cup, qualifies to play as an uncapped player this year.

Although the BCCI has provided a minimum retention cap for five players (order-wise), every team can retain an uncapped player for INR 4 crore.

“I just want to enjoy whatever last few years of cricket I can play,” MS Dhoni said in a promotional event for a software brand, as quoted by Times of India.

“When you play cricket like a professional sport, it becomes difficult to enjoy it just like a game. That’s what I want to do. It’s not easy. The emotions keep coming, the commitments are there. I want to enjoy the game for the next few years,” he continued.&nbsp;

Chennai Super Kings haven’t announced their retention list yet, with SunRisers Hyderabad (SRH) being the only franchise to indicate who would be retained ahead of next season.&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)

Talismanic India and Chennai Super Kings (CSK) great Mahendra Singh Dhoni has dropped a massive hint on his Indian Premier League (IPL) future with the mega auction looming.

Talismanic India and Chennai Super Kings (CSK) great Mahendra Singh Dhoni has dropped a massive hint on his Indian Premier League (IPL) future with the mega auction looming. Days before the deadline (Oct 31) end for all ten teams to submit their retention list, Dhoni addressed questions surrounding his future in the cash-rich league. Having relinquished his IPL captaincy on the eve of the last season, Dhoni played as a batter, though with a troubling knee. In 14 contested matches in IPL 2024, Dhoni scored 161 runs at a whopping strike rate of over 220, hitting 13 sixes and 14 fours during brief stays at the crease. Dhoni, 43, remains an integral part of the CSK group, taking all decisions, from deciding the playing XIs to preparing the strategies to take a call on whom to retain. With the IPL 2025 mega auction just around the corner, to be staged in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, in the final week of November, Dhoni is yet to take a call on his future. Per the franchise’s CEO, Kasi Viswanathan, Dhoni will wait until the last moment before announcing his decision. ALSO READ: ‘Harshit Rana's selection for BGT is completely Gambhir’s choice’ – BCCI source ahead of Australia Tests "We have still no confirmation from him, though we will like him to continue playing for us," Viswanathan said in a chat with ESPNcricinfo. "Hope he will confirm before 31st [October]." IPL rule change makes it easier for Dhoni Meanwhile, thanks to the addition of an IPL rule that got scrapped in 2021, which reads that any Indian player who last played an international game at least five years before the retention date is eligible to play under the uncapped player category. MS Dhoni, whose final match for India came during the 2019 World Cup, qualifies to play as an uncapped player this year. Although the BCCI has provided a minimum retention cap for five players (order-wise), every team can retain an uncapped player for INR 4 crore. “I just want to enjoy whatever last few years of cricket I can play,” MS Dhoni said in a promotional event for a software brand, as quoted by Times of India. “When you play cricket like a professional sport, it becomes difficult to enjoy it just like a game. That’s what I want to do. It’s not easy. The emotions keep coming, the commitments are there. I want to enjoy the game for the next few years,” he continued. Chennai Super Kings haven’t announced their retention list yet, with SunRisers Hyderabad (SRH) being the only franchise to indicate who would be retained ahead of next season. (With inputs from agencies)

MS Dhoni drops major hint on IPL future ahead of auction - ‘I just want to enjoy whatever last few years...’

The Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025 mega auction is set to take place in Riyadh, in Saudi Arabia, on Nov 24-25, as per reports. The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), is, thus, set to host the IPL auction outside India for the second time in a row, and Riyadh is being considered for the two-day mega event. The previous auction took place in Dubai. A final decision, along with dates, is expected to be out soon.

However, a&nbsp;potential issue before the BCCI authorities is that the proposed dates coincide with India's five-match Test series opener versus Australia, in Perth. The first Test begins on Nov 22. Notably, the match will be shown on Disney Star, i.e. the&nbsp;official broadcasters of the cash-rich league. Thus, all parties want to avoid any overlap.

Although due to the time difference with Australia, there is unlikely to be any clash. The auction is expected to&nbsp;commence in the afternoon, as per&nbsp;Indian Standard Time (IST).&nbsp;

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Apart from Riyadh, the Indian cricket board have also&nbsp;narrowed down&nbsp;Jeddah as another option but&nbsp;Riyadh is&nbsp;likely to act as the host city for the event.

Earlier, it was being reported that BCCI have&nbsp;explored Dubai, Singapore and London as&nbsp;options. At one stage, even&nbsp;Vienna was being considered, however, Saudi Arabia is believed to have been finalised.&nbsp;

Before the auction, all the ten franchises have to submit their respective player retention lists, with Oct 31 evening (by 5 PM, IST) being the deadline. All eyes are on the retention lists as some big players might be released and can go under the hammer. Moreover, MS Dhoni's IPL future will also become clear.

The Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025 mega auction is set to take place in Riyadh, in Saudi Arabia, on Nov 24-25, as per reports. The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), is, thus, set to host the IPL auction outside India for the second time in a row, and Riyadh is being considered for the two-day mega event.

The Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025 mega auction is set to take place in Riyadh, in Saudi Arabia, on Nov 24-25, as per reports. The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), is, thus, set to host the IPL auction outside India for the second time in a row, and Riyadh is being considered for the two-day mega event. The previous auction took place in Dubai. A final decision, along with dates, is expected to be out soon. However, a potential issue before the BCCI authorities is that the proposed dates coincide with India's five-match Test series opener versus Australia, in Perth. The first Test begins on Nov 22. Notably, the match will be shown on Disney Star, i.e. the official broadcasters of the cash-rich league. Thus, all parties want to avoid any overlap. Although due to the time difference with Australia, there is unlikely to be any clash. The auction is expected to commence in the afternoon, as per Indian Standard Time (IST). Also read: Explained: India’s chances of qualifying for WTC Final after losing Bengaluru Test to New Zealand Apart from Riyadh, the Indian cricket board have also narrowed down Jeddah as another option but Riyadh is likely to act as the host city for the event. Earlier, it was being reported that BCCI have explored Dubai, Singapore and London as options. At one stage, even Vienna was being considered, however, Saudi Arabia is believed to have been finalised. Before the auction, all the ten franchises have to submit their respective player retention lists, with Oct 31 evening (by 5 PM, IST) being the deadline. All eyes are on the retention lists as some big players might be released and can go under the hammer. Moreover, MS Dhoni's IPL future will also become clear.

IPL 2025 mega auction to take place in Riyadh in late Nov: Report

Former Mumbai Indians captain Rohit Sharma could stay with the franchise for the next three years, but chances of that happening are bleak. With the mega IPL Auction just around the corner and all ten teams preparing hard to finalise their list of retentions, the deadline being October 31, all eyes will be on MI's decision surrounding Rohit.

Rohit's former India and IPL teammate, Harbhajan Singh, opines that if Mumbai decides against retaining their ex-captain, under whom they won five IPL titles, Rohit's name on the auction table will lead to a massive bidding war.&nbsp;

“It will be interesting to see whether he will be retained or not. If he goes into the auction pool, it will be fascinating to see which team bids for him. I’m sure many teams must be thinking along those lines,” Harbhajan said in a chat with Times of India (TOI).

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Praising the current ODI and Test captain, Harbhajan said even at 37, Rohit has plenty of cricket left in him and that he is a proven match-winner besides being a standout captain.&nbsp;

With several franchises seeking a top-notch leader to build their team around, Rohit's name on the auction table could cause bidding chaos.&nbsp;

“Rohit Sharma, as a leader and a player, is amazing. He’s a top-quality player, top-quality captain and leader. He is a proven match-winner. Even at 37, he still has a lot of cricket left in him. If Rohit enters the auction, he will fetch big bucks. It will be exciting to see the auction unfold,” he added.

<h2>If not Rohit, then who?</h2>

Although earlier reports suggested that Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) are chasing Rohit to replace him with Faf du Plessis as the side's new captain, several other teams are keeping a close eye on his development.&nbsp;

Earlier this year, Mumbai Indians replaced Rohit Sharma with Hardik Pandya as the new captain, sending shockwaves. Though MI fans took longer to accept this change, head coach Mark Boucher called it the need of the hour.&nbsp;

Following Hardik's appointment as MI's new captain, the franchise failed to get going in the past season, ending it with eight points from 14 matches, sitting in the tenth position.

However, with the new season approaching, Mumbai Indians could retain their captain, Hardik, and the ace pair of Suryakumar Yadav and Jasprit Bumrah, with young guns like Ishan Kishan and Tilak Varma also in contention.&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)

Former Mumbai Indians captain Rohit Sharma could stay with the franchise for the next three years, but chances of that happening are bleak. With the mega IPL Auction just around the corner and all ten teams preparing hard to finalise their list of retentions, the deadline being October 31, all eyes will be on MI's decision surrounding Rohit.

Former Mumbai Indians captain Rohit Sharma could stay with the franchise for the next three years, but chances of that happening are bleak. With the mega IPL Auction just around the corner and all ten teams preparing hard to finalise their list of retentions, the deadline being October 31, all eyes will be on MI's decision surrounding Rohit. Rohit's former India and IPL teammate, Harbhajan Singh, opines that if Mumbai decides against retaining their ex-captain, under whom they won five IPL titles, Rohit's name on the auction table will lead to a massive bidding war. “It will be interesting to see whether he will be retained or not. If he goes into the auction pool, it will be fascinating to see which team bids for him. I’m sure many teams must be thinking along those lines,” Harbhajan said in a chat with Times of India (TOI). ALSO READ: 'We're hurt as a nation' - Pakistan captain Shan Masood after Multan Test shocker against England Praising the current ODI and Test captain, Harbhajan said even at 37, Rohit has plenty of cricket left in him and that he is a proven match-winner besides being a standout captain. With several franchises seeking a top-notch leader to build their team around, Rohit's name on the auction table could cause bidding chaos. “Rohit Sharma, as a leader and a player, is amazing. He’s a top-quality player, top-quality captain and leader. He is a proven match-winner. Even at 37, he still has a lot of cricket left in him. If Rohit enters the auction, he will fetch big bucks. It will be exciting to see the auction unfold,” he added. If not Rohit, then who? Although earlier reports suggested that Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) are chasing Rohit to replace him with Faf du Plessis as the side's new captain, several other teams are keeping a close eye on his development. Earlier this year, Mumbai Indians replaced Rohit Sharma with Hardik Pandya as the new captain, sending shockwaves. Though MI fans took longer to accept this change, head coach Mark Boucher called it the need of the hour. Following Hardik's appointment as MI's new captain, the franchise failed to get going in the past season, ending it with eight points from 14 matches, sitting in the tenth position. However, with the new season approaching, Mumbai Indians could retain their captain, Hardik, and the ace pair of Suryakumar Yadav and Jasprit Bumrah, with young guns like Ishan Kishan and Tilak Varma also in contention. (With inputs from agencies)

IPL 2025: Harbhajan Singh expects teams to break the bank for Rohit Sharma at auction table

With the IPL 2025 mega auction just around the corner, Delhi Capitals have zeroed in on the players leading the retention race, with Captain Rishabh Pant first on the list. Shortly after Pant hammered his sixth Test hundred against Bangladesh in Chennai – the joint-most by an Indian keeper-batter in Tests, the latest reports began surfacing, claiming the management locked in Pant as the number one pick.

Per Cricbuzz, the Delhi Capitals’ ownership group confirmed that Pant is the first name on the retention list, while all-rounder Axar Patel and ace spinner Kuldeep Yadav are next in line. Though the BCCI has yet to release the revised retention rules, with the announcement expected shortly, this decision came following a constructive meeting between franchise co-owner Parth Jindal and Pant in Mumbai.

Pant’s current IPL salary is $1.91 million (INR 16 crore), which is likely to increase based on the total player purse allowed to a team and the retention fee guidelines set by the apex cricket body in India.

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Meanwhile, Pant returned to on-field cricket in IPL this year, having missed the last edition following his horrific car crash. Though ahead of the start of the tournament, Ganguly – DC’s Director of Cricket, claimed that Pant might only play as a batter, the India gloveman attained full fitness and kept wickets throughout the tournament.

In IPL 2024, Pant scored 443 runs in 13 matches, with an impressive strike-rate of 155.&nbsp;

Participating in the T20 World Cup in the Americas, Pant guided his team to their second title. Currently, on his Test return against Bangladesh in Chennai, Pant completed a hundred (109) in the second innings.

<h2>Overseas options for DC</h2>

Going by the general narrative of five retentions allowed to each of the ten franchises, DC are sure of picking the abovementioned three Indian players, with rookie top-order batter Jake Fraser-McGurk and Tristan Stubbs leading the race for the remaining two spots in the overseas players category.

In the case of BCCI allowing provision to retain uncapped players, the Delhi team might retain keeper-batter Abishek Porel.&nbsp;

Meanwhile, the BCCI is closing in on finalising the revised retention rules, with a number of retentions and clarity surrounding bringing back the Right to Match (RTM) card being the top highlights.&nbsp;

Delhi, earlier this year, parted ways with head coach Ricky Ponting after seven seasons, with the Australian joining Punjab Kings in a similar capacity ahead of IPL 2025.&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)

With the IPL 2025 mega auction just around the corner, Delhi Capitals have zeroed in on the players leading the retention race, with Captain Rishabh Pant first on the list.

With the IPL 2025 mega auction just around the corner, Delhi Capitals have zeroed in on the players leading the retention race, with Captain Rishabh Pant first on the list. Shortly after Pant hammered his sixth Test hundred against Bangladesh in Chennai – the joint-most by an Indian keeper-batter in Tests, the latest reports began surfacing, claiming the management locked in Pant as the number one pick. Per Cricbuzz, the Delhi Capitals’ ownership group confirmed that Pant is the first name on the retention list, while all-rounder Axar Patel and ace spinner Kuldeep Yadav are next in line. Though the BCCI has yet to release the revised retention rules, with the announcement expected shortly, this decision came following a constructive meeting between franchise co-owner Parth Jindal and Pant in Mumbai. Pant’s current IPL salary is $1.91 million (INR 16 crore), which is likely to increase based on the total player purse allowed to a team and the retention fee guidelines set by the apex cricket body in India. ALSO READ: Rishabh Pant hits memorable hundred on Test return against Bangladesh, fans call it ‘greatest comeback’ Meanwhile, Pant returned to on-field cricket in IPL this year, having missed the last edition following his horrific car crash. Though ahead of the start of the tournament, Ganguly – DC’s Director of Cricket, claimed that Pant might only play as a batter, the India gloveman attained full fitness and kept wickets throughout the tournament. In IPL 2024, Pant scored 443 runs in 13 matches, with an impressive strike-rate of 155. Participating in the T20 World Cup in the Americas, Pant guided his team to their second title. Currently, on his Test return against Bangladesh in Chennai, Pant completed a hundred (109) in the second innings. Overseas options for DC Going by the general narrative of five retentions allowed to each of the ten franchises, DC are sure of picking the abovementioned three Indian players, with rookie top-order batter Jake Fraser-McGurk and Tristan Stubbs leading the race for the remaining two spots in the overseas players category. In the case of BCCI allowing provision to retain uncapped players, the Delhi team might retain keeper-batter Abishek Porel. Meanwhile, the BCCI is closing in on finalising the revised retention rules, with a number of retentions and clarity surrounding bringing back the Right to Match (RTM) card being the top highlights. Delhi, earlier this year, parted ways with head coach Ricky Ponting after seven seasons, with the Australian joining Punjab Kings in a similar capacity ahead of IPL 2025. (With inputs from agencies)

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