India leg-spinner Karn Sharma has announced his retirement from professional cricket and will play his final competitive match in the UP T20 League on Tuesday before turning his attention to coaching and ‘other responsibilities’ in cricket. The Railways cricketer represented India in four matches across formats, including one Test, two ODIs and one T20I, taking five wickets in total.&nbsp;He made his Test debut against Australia in Adelaide during India’s 2014 tour and picked up four wickets in the match. He also played his white-ball internationals that year but could not secure a regular place in the Indian team.&nbsp;Sharma, however, enjoyed a successful IPL career and played for Mumbai Indians, Chennai Super Kings, Royal Challengers Bengaluru and Sunrisers Hyderabad. He claimed 83 wickets in 90 IPL matches at an average of 26.68 and an economy rate of 8.38.&nbsp;&nbsp;Also Read - <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/starc-lyon-active-top-10-test-bowlers-4-reasons-1787475002097">Starc, Lyon are last active top-10 Test bowlers: 4 reasons it won't happen again</a>&nbsp;He was also part of three consecutive title-winning campaigns and remains the only cricketer to win the IPL with three different teams.&nbsp;“I just want to retire. I will be playing my last game on Tuesday, and I will be retiring from all formats,” Karn said in his announcement during the UP T20 league.&nbsp;&nbsp;“After this, I will be available for coaching and other responsibilities related to the game of cricket."&nbsp;“To all those who supported me, I just want to say thanks. I am extremely grateful to my family, BCCI, Railways, UPCA, Andhra, Vidarbha Cricket Association and everyone who has supported me throughout this journey,” he added.&nbsp;Also Read - <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/ind-vs-sl-2nd-test-jaiswal-asitha-fernando-fight-colombo-video-1787469986821">WATCH| Tempers flare as Jaiswal charges at pacer Fernando following dismissal</a>&nbsp;Representing Kanpur Superstars, Sharma will play his final match against Meerut Mavericks on Aug 25 at the Ekana Cricket Stadium in Lucknow.

Karn made his international debut across all three formats in 2014. He played his only Test against Australia in Adelaide and featured in one T20I against England in Birmingham. He also represented India in two ODIs against Sri Lanka that year.

India leg-spinner Karn Sharma has announced his retirement from professional cricket and will play his final competitive match in the UP T20 League on Tuesday before turning his attention to coaching and ‘other responsibilities’ in cricket. The Railways cricketer represented India in four matches across formats, including one Test, two ODIs and one T20I, taking five wickets in total. He made his Test debut against Australia in Adelaide during India’s 2014 tour and picked up four wickets in the match. He also played his white-ball internationals that year but could not secure a regular place in the Indian team. Sharma, however, enjoyed a successful IPL career and played for Mumbai Indians, Chennai Super Kings, Royal Challengers Bengaluru and Sunrisers Hyderabad. He claimed 83 wickets in 90 IPL matches at an average of 26.68 and an economy rate of 8.38. Also Read - Starc, Lyon are last active top-10 Test bowlers: 4 reasons it won't happen again He was also part of three consecutive title-winning campaigns and remains the only cricketer to win the IPL with three different teams. “I just want to retire. I will be playing my last game on Tuesday, and I will be retiring from all formats,” Karn said in his announcement during the UP T20 league. “After this, I will be available for coaching and other responsibilities related to the game of cricket." “To all those who supported me, I just want to say thanks. I am extremely grateful to my family, BCCI, Railways, UPCA, Andhra, Vidarbha Cricket Association and everyone who has supported me throughout this journey,” he added. Also Read - WATCH| Tempers flare as Jaiswal charges at pacer Fernando following dismissal Representing Kanpur Superstars, Sharma will play his final match against Meerut Mavericks on Aug 25 at the Ekana Cricket Stadium in Lucknow.

Karn made his international debut across all three formats in 2014. He played his only Test against Australia in Adelaide and featured in one T20I against England in Birmingham. He also represented India in two ODIs against Sri Lanka that year.

India leg-spinner Karn Sharma retires from all forms of cricket

Winning an IPL title is hard enough. Doing it in back-to-back years is something only a handful of players have ever managed — and doing it three years running, switching franchises along the way, is a feat that puts you in truly rare company. In the 17-year history of the tournament before 2024, only one player had ever managed three consecutive IPL titles — leg-spinner Karn Sharma, who did it with SRH (2016), MI (2017), and CSK (2018). Now, in the space of just two seasons, two more players have joined that list: young leg-spinner Suyash Sharma and England wicketkeeper-batter Phil Salt, both of whom won titles with KKR in 2024 and with RCB in both 2025 and 2026.<h2>The titles, the teams, and the numbers</h2>Karn Sharma is the original and still the only player to win three titles consecutively with three different teams. He won with SRH in 2016, MI in 2017, and CSK in 2018. Across 90 IPL appearances, he has taken 83 wickets for four different franchises, making him one of the tournament's most quietly decorated performers. His international career never matched his franchise dominance as he played only one T20I for India in 2014 - before his triple-IPL feat.Also Read - <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/ind-vs-afg-1st-test-manav-suthar-takes-over-ashwin-to-become-india-s-best-test-debutant-since-1988-1780898431468">IND vs AFG: Suthar passes Ashwin to become India's best Test debutant since 1988</a>Suyash Sharma is the newest entrant to this club. He made his IPL debut with KKR in 2023, taking 10 wickets in 11 matches, and was part of the squad that won the 2024 title. Released ahead of the mega auction, RCB snapped him up for ₹2.60 crore and the gamble paid off immediately, as he was part of RCB's title-winning campaigns in both 2025 and 2026. In 39 IPL appearances overall, the 23-year-old has taken 27 wickets at an economy of 8.90, with his deceptive googly making him a consistent threat in the middle overs.Phil Salt is the most expensive of the three and the only foreign player to achieve the feat. After making his IPL debut with Delhi Capitals in 2023, he joined KKR in 2024 and played a central role in their title win, scoring 435 runs in 12 matches at a strike rate of 182.01. He then won the title again with RCB in 2025, before repeating the feat in 2026. Across 40 IPL appearances, Salt has amassed 1,258 runs at an average of 34.00 and a strike rate that hovers above 174, making him one of the most destructive openers the tournament has seen.<h2>What about India? The Suyash Sharma question</h2>For Karn Sharma, the cruelest part of his IPL story was always the international footnote. Despite three consecutive IPL titles, he never played another T20I after September 2014, his only appearance, where he took 1/28 against England. His last game for India in any format came in a Test against Australia in Adelaide.in December 2014.Suyash Sharma now faces a strikingly similar narrative. Despite three IPL titles, a growing wicket tally, and performances that have drawn praise from Anil Kumble, he is yet to earn a senior India cap. With India's spin department crowded and selectors showing a preference for players who have come through the white-ball pipeline, the question is whether three titles as a franchise asset will ever translate into a national call-up or whether Suyash, like Karn before him, will be remembered as the IPL's most decorated uncapped spinner.

These three players have achieved what no IPL team has been able to - back-to-back-to-back titles. While two of them are Indian spinners, one is England batter Phil Salt.

Winning an IPL title is hard enough. Doing it in back-to-back years is something only a handful of players have ever managed — and doing it three years running, switching franchises along the way, is a feat that puts you in truly rare company. In the 17-year history of the tournament before 2024, only one player had ever managed three consecutive IPL titles — leg-spinner Karn Sharma, who did it with SRH (2016), MI (2017), and CSK (2018). Now, in the space of just two seasons, two more players have joined that list: young leg-spinner Suyash Sharma and England wicketkeeper-batter Phil Salt, both of whom won titles with KKR in 2024 and with RCB in both 2025 and 2026. The titles, the teams, and the numbers Karn Sharma is the original and still the only player to win three titles consecutively with three different teams. He won with SRH in 2016, MI in 2017, and CSK in 2018. Across 90 IPL appearances, he has taken 83 wickets for four different franchises, making him one of the tournament's most quietly decorated performers. His international career never matched his franchise dominance as he played only one T20I for India in 2014 - before his triple-IPL feat. Also Read - IND vs AFG: Suthar passes Ashwin to become India's best Test debutant since 1988 Suyash Sharma is the newest entrant to this club. He made his IPL debut with KKR in 2023, taking 10 wickets in 11 matches, and was part of the squad that won the 2024 title. Released ahead of the mega auction, RCB snapped him up for ₹2.60 crore and the gamble paid off immediately, as he was part of RCB's title-winning campaigns in both 2025 and 2026. In 39 IPL appearances overall, the 23-year-old has taken 27 wickets at an economy of 8.90, with his deceptive googly making him a consistent threat in the middle overs. Phil Salt is the most expensive of the three and the only foreign player to achieve the feat. After making his IPL debut with Delhi Capitals in 2023, he joined KKR in 2024 and played a central role in their title win, scoring 435 runs in 12 matches at a strike rate of 182.01. He then won the title again with RCB in 2025, before repeating the feat in 2026. Across 40 IPL appearances, Salt has amassed 1,258 runs at an average of 34.00 and a strike rate that hovers above 174, making him one of the most destructive openers the tournament has seen. What about India? The Suyash Sharma question For Karn Sharma, the cruelest part of his IPL story was always the international footnote. Despite three consecutive IPL titles, he never played another T20I after September 2014, his only appearance, where he took 1/28 against England. His last game for India in any format came in a Test against Australia in Adelaide.in December 2014. Suyash Sharma now faces a strikingly similar narrative. Despite three IPL titles, a growing wicket tally, and performances that have drawn praise from Anil Kumble, he is yet to earn a senior India cap. With India's spin department crowded and selectors showing a preference for players who have come through the white-ball pipeline, the question is whether three titles as a franchise asset will ever translate into a national call-up or whether Suyash, like Karn before him, will be remembered as the IPL's most decorated uncapped spinner.

These three players have achieved what no IPL team has been able to - back-to-back-to-back titles. While two of them are Indian spinners, one is England batter Phil Salt.

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The Indian Premier League (IPL), over the years, has seen many incredible records being made and broken - one such record is winning the coveted trophy with multiple teams. While their are a lot of players who have won the title in back-to-back years or with different franchises, only a handful have done both - winning back-to-back titles with different teams.Among the 11 players who have managed to win IPL titles with different teams in consecutive years - only one in the history of the tournament has managed to extend this streak to three - Karn Sharma.Sharma won the titles with SunRisers Hyderabad (2016), Mumbai Indians (2017) and Chennai Super Kings (2018) - to reach to a milestone where no other player has managed to go.Also Read - <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/last-active-player-of-india-s-2007-t20-world-cup-win-piyush-chawla-announces-retirement-from-international-cricket-1749203814326">Last active player of India's 2007 T20 World Cup win announces retirement from international cricket</a>All three of Sharma's titles came after his only T20I for India - in September 2014 against England where he took 1/28 in four overs.Despite his three consecutive IPL titles and four in total, he never managed to play another T20I for India. His last game for India, across formats, was in whites with red ball in Adelaide against Australia - the one where Virat Kohli led India for the first time in Tests and scored two beautiful tons in both the innings.Nonetheless, Karn Sharma continued to play the IPL and has played 90 matches so far with 83 wickets to his name. He has played with four teams in his career and has won a title with three of them.He started with RCB in 2009 before not being picked for the next three years until SRH picked him in 2013. He stayed in Hyderabad till 2016 - the year he won his first IPL title.Next, he joined MI in 2017, won the title and left them very next season for CSK. He stayed in Chennai for three seasons and won two titles with them - in 2018 and in 2021. He played for RCB in 2023 and 2024 before returning to MI in 2025 where the campaign fell short one win less than a title.In international cricket, he wasn't quite successful and took only four wickets in the one Test he played and one wicket in the lone T20I he featured with no ODI wickets to his name in two games he managed to get.

His last game for India, across formats, was in whites with red ball in Adelaide against Australia - the one where Virat Kohli led India for the first time in Tests and scored two beautiful tons in both the innings.

The Indian Premier League (IPL), over the years, has seen many incredible records being made and broken - one such record is winning the coveted trophy with multiple teams. While their are a lot of players who have won the title in back-to-back years or with different franchises, only a handful have done both - winning back-to-back titles with different teams. Among the 11 players who have managed to win IPL titles with different teams in consecutive years - only one in the history of the tournament has managed to extend this streak to three - Karn Sharma. Sharma won the titles with SunRisers Hyderabad (2016), Mumbai Indians (2017) and Chennai Super Kings (2018) - to reach to a milestone where no other player has managed to go. Also Read - Last active player of India's 2007 T20 World Cup win announces retirement from international cricket All three of Sharma's titles came after his only T20I for India - in September 2014 against England where he took 1/28 in four overs. Despite his three consecutive IPL titles and four in total, he never managed to play another T20I for India. His last game for India, across formats, was in whites with red ball in Adelaide against Australia - the one where Virat Kohli led India for the first time in Tests and scored two beautiful tons in both the innings. Nonetheless, Karn Sharma continued to play the IPL and has played 90 matches so far with 83 wickets to his name. He has played with four teams in his career and has won a title with three of them. He started with RCB in 2009 before not being picked for the next three years until SRH picked him in 2013. He stayed in Hyderabad till 2016 - the year he won his first IPL title. Next, he joined MI in 2017, won the title and left them very next season for CSK. He stayed in Chennai for three seasons and won two titles with them - in 2018 and in 2021. He played for RCB in 2023 and 2024 before returning to MI in 2025 where the campaign fell short one win less than a title. In international cricket, he wasn't quite successful and took only four wickets in the one Test he played and one wicket in the lone T20I he featured with no ODI wickets to his name in two games he managed to get.

His last game for India, across formats, was in whites with red ball in Adelaide against Australia - the one where Virat Kohli led India for the first time in Tests and scored two beautiful tons in both the innings.

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Delhi Capitals pacer <a href="https://www.wionews.com/tags/mohit-sharma">Mohit Sharma</a> believes bowlers finally have something to smile about in IPL 2025. Speaking to ESPNCricinfo, he said the return of saliva application on the ball and a new rule allowing teams to change the ball giving bowlers more control and a fairer chance to perform.
&ldquo;100% it&rsquo;s helping,&rdquo; Mohit said when asked about using saliva again. &ldquo;In 70% of matches, the ball is tailing in. That&rsquo;s only because saliva is heavier than sweat. When one side of the ball is heavier, it helps in reverse swing. Sweat doesn&rsquo;t give that effect.&rdquo;
Use of <a href="https://www.wionews.com/tags/saliva-ban">saliva</a> was banned in 2020 during the Covid-19 pandemic and it stayed for five years. Ahead of IPL 2025 though, most team captains requested that it (use of saliva) be brought back and the rule was changed consequently. For fast bowlers like Mohit, it&rsquo;s been a game-changer, especially in the second half of the innings when reverse swing becomes more effective.
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And that&rsquo;s not all, another new rule is also giving bowlers an advantage. The team bowling second can now change the ball anytime after the 10th over, even if there&rsquo;s no dew. This is especially useful when the ball gets too wet or soft, making it harder to grip and bowl accurately.&nbsp;
<h2>'I can go for my yorkers confidently'</h2>
Mohit shared an example from DC&rsquo;s last match against the Mumbai Indians. &ldquo;There was some dew, and MI changed the ball after 13 overs. <a href="https://www.wionews.com/tags/karn-sharma">Karn Sharma</a> came in to bowl with the new ball, and it turned straightaway. He got Stubbs out in that same over.&rdquo;
Mohit explained that a dry, harder ball makes a big difference, especially in the death overs. &ldquo;If I&rsquo;m bowling the 14th or 15th over after the change, I can go for my yorkers confidently. The ball won&rsquo;t slip.&rdquo;
These two rule changes, the use of saliva and ball change, may seem small, but they&rsquo;re helping bowlers to get back in the contest. In a tournament usually ruled by batters, IPL 2025 is slowly turning into a season where bowlers can finally fight back.

Sports: Use of saliva was banned in 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic. Ahead of IPL 2025, most team captains requested that it (use of saliva) be brought back .

Delhi Capitals pacer Mohit Sharma believes bowlers finally have something to smile about in IPL 2025. Speaking to ESPNCricinfo, he said the return of saliva application on the ball and a new rule allowing teams to change the ball giving bowlers more control and a fairer chance to perform. “100% it’s helping,” Mohit said when asked about using saliva again. “In 70% of matches, the ball is tailing in. That’s only because saliva is heavier than sweat. When one side of the ball is heavier, it helps in reverse swing. Sweat doesn’t give that effect.” Use of saliva was banned in 2020 during the Covid-19 pandemic and it stayed for five years. Ahead of IPL 2025 though, most team captains requested that it (use of saliva) be brought back and the rule was changed consequently. For fast bowlers like Mohit, it’s been a game-changer, especially in the second half of the innings when reverse swing becomes more effective. Also Read: Commonwealth Games 2030: India bids to host centenary edition. Here’s who they’re up against! And that’s not all, another new rule is also giving bowlers an advantage. The team bowling second can now change the ball anytime after the 10th over, even if there’s no dew. This is especially useful when the ball gets too wet or soft, making it harder to grip and bowl accurately. 'I can go for my yorkers confidently' Mohit shared an example from DC’s last match against the Mumbai Indians. “There was some dew, and MI changed the ball after 13 overs. Karn Sharma came in to bowl with the new ball, and it turned straightaway. He got Stubbs out in that same over.” Mohit explained that a dry, harder ball makes a big difference, especially in the death overs. “If I’m bowling the 14th or 15th over after the change, I can go for my yorkers confidently. The ball won’t slip.” These two rule changes, the use of saliva and ball change, may seem small, but they’re helping bowlers to get back in the contest. In a tournament usually ruled by batters, IPL 2025 is slowly turning into a season where bowlers can finally fight back.

IPL 2025 | 'I can go for...,' DC pacer Mohit Sharma on ball change and use of saliva rules

"After Karun got out, their momentum broke," that&rsquo;s how Mumbai Indians (MI) spinner Karn Sharma described the moment things started to change in Mumbai&rsquo;s way against Delhi Capitals on Sunday (April 13) in IPL 2025.
DC were chasing 206 and were in a strong position at 113/1 after 10 overs, and it looked like they had the game in hand. Karun Nair was in sublime touch scoring 89 of 40 balls, but once he was bowled by Mitchell Santner, MI started to find a way back.
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Karn, who was playing his first match of the season, came in as the Impact Player. He leaked runs in his first over but returned with three important wickets of Abishek Porel, Tristan Stubbs, and KL Rahul in his next three. He ended with 3/36 in four overs and played a pivotal role in slowing Delhi down.
Karn said, &ldquo;At that time, the situation was like they were going 10-11 runs per over. So my role was just to take wickets in the middle overs, and the way they were batting, every wicket was important. Obviously, KL Rahul is a big name and he had finished the game for them in the last match. But all the wickets were important for us at that time. After Karun got out, their momentum broke. And after that, we got two-three wickets quickly. That changed the game.&rdquo;
Mumbai also used the new ball change rule in the second innings due to dew. After the 13th over, they replaced the ball, which helped Karn take quick wickets.
He explained, &ldquo;When you get the ball replaced, the new ball has an upright seam, so it gives you purchase from the wicket. That helped us.&rdquo;
Piyush Chawla, former India legspinner, praised Karn&rsquo;s performance. &ldquo;You have to give a lot of credit to Karn because it's not easy when you come to a team after six-seven [five] games and then all of a sudden you get a chance in this kind of situation where the other team is going berserk.&rdquo;
Karn Sharma's heroics helped MI win by 12 runs and eventually break DC's five-match winning streak.

Karn Sharma, playing his first match of IPL 2025, picked 3 crucial wickets of KL Rahul, Stubbs and Porel which dismantled DC's middle order in a 207-run chase. Sports Cricket

"After Karun got out, their momentum broke," that’s how Mumbai Indians (MI) spinner Karn Sharma described the moment things started to change in Mumbai’s way against Delhi Capitals on Sunday (April 13) in IPL 2025. DC were chasing 206 and were in a strong position at 113/1 after 10 overs, and it looked like they had the game in hand. Karun Nair was in sublime touch scoring 89 of 40 balls, but once he was bowled by Mitchell Santner, MI started to find a way back. Also Read - IPL 2025: Fire breaks out at luxury Hyderabad hotel hosting SRH players - Report Karn, who was playing his first match of the season, came in as the Impact Player. He leaked runs in his first over but returned with three important wickets of Abishek Porel, Tristan Stubbs, and KL Rahul in his next three. He ended with 3/36 in four overs and played a pivotal role in slowing Delhi down. Karn said, “At that time, the situation was like they were going 10-11 runs per over. So my role was just to take wickets in the middle overs, and the way they were batting, every wicket was important. Obviously, KL Rahul is a big name and he had finished the game for them in the last match. But all the wickets were important for us at that time. After Karun got out, their momentum broke. And after that, we got two-three wickets quickly. That changed the game.” Mumbai also used the new ball change rule in the second innings due to dew. After the 13th over, they replaced the ball, which helped Karn take quick wickets. He explained, “When you get the ball replaced, the new ball has an upright seam, so it gives you purchase from the wicket. That helped us.” Piyush Chawla, former India legspinner, praised Karn’s performance. “You have to give a lot of credit to Karn because it's not easy when you come to a team after six-seven [five] games and then all of a sudden you get a chance in this kind of situation where the other team is going berserk.” Karn Sharma's heroics helped MI win by 12 runs and eventually break DC's five-match winning streak.

IPL 2025 | 'That changed the game,' MI spinner Karn Sharma shares turning point during win vs DC

Mumbai Indians entered the final of the ongoing Indian Premier league (IPL) with a convincing six-wicket win over Kolkata Knight Riders here tonight.

Opting to field after Rohit Sharma won the toss, Mumbai bowled out Kolkata for a paltry 107 in 18.5 overs, and then chased down the target with 33 balls to spare at the Chinnaswamy Stadium.

Leg-spinner Karn Sharma was the star performer with the ball for Mumbai, returning excellent figures of 4/16 - the joint best effort by a spinner in an IPL knockout game, while Jasprit Bumrah provided fine support to pick 3/7 in three overs.

Krunal Pandya showed maturity, finishing as Mumbai&#39;s top scorer with 45 off 30 balls, while Rohit contributed 26.

Earlier, KKR off were to a disastrous start and were reeling at 31 for five at one stage, with Sharma and Bumrah doing the bulk of damage.

A 56-run partnership ensued between Suryakumar Kumar (31) and Ishank Jaggi (28), before the Mumbai bowlers struck again.

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Opting to field after Rohit Sharma won the toss, Mumbai bowled out Kolkata for a paltry 107 in 18.5 overs

Mumbai Indians entered the final of the ongoing Indian Premier league (IPL) with a convincing six-wicket win over Kolkata Knight Riders here tonight. Opting to field after Rohit Sharma won the toss, Mumbai bowled out Kolkata for a paltry 107 in 18.5 overs, and then chased down the target with 33 balls to spare at the Chinnaswamy Stadium. Leg-spinner Karn Sharma was the star performer with the ball for Mumbai, returning excellent figures of 4/16 - the joint best effort by a spinner in an IPL knockout game, while Jasprit Bumrah provided fine support to pick 3/7 in three overs. Krunal Pandya showed maturity, finishing as Mumbai's top scorer with 45 off 30 balls, while Rohit contributed 26. Earlier, KKR off were to a disastrous start and were reeling at 31 for five at one stage, with Sharma and Bumrah doing the bulk of damage. A 56-run partnership ensued between Suryakumar Kumar (31) and Ishank Jaggi (28), before the Mumbai bowlers struck again. (PTI) WION's sports editor Yash Jha talks about what to expect in the match as the two IPL giants clash at the Chinnaswamy Stadium today. (WION) ×

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