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Munaf Patel joins Delhi Capitals as bowling coach for IPL 2025

NEW DELHI: Former Indian pacer Munaf Patel on Tuesday joined the Delhi Capitals as their new bowling coach for the next year's Indian Premier League (IPL), bringing valuable experience and insights to the franchise.

The Times of India

WPL 2025 auction date, schedule and all you need to know

NEW DELHI: With the players' retention finalised by all the five franchises for WPL 2025 on Thursday, all eyes will be on the upcoming mini-auction ahead of the third season of the Women's Premier League.

The Times of India

WPL 2025 Retention: Full list of retained players and remaining purses of all 5 teams

NEW DELHI: The Women's Premier League (WPL) 2025 retention process saw all five franchises retain key players while preparing for the upcoming season.

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'Something big to happen!' Suresh Raina drops mega hint about Rishabh Pant's next IPL move

Rishabh Pant has surprisingly not been retained by Delhi Capitals (DC) ahead of the Indian Premier League (IPL) auction later this month, and former India batsman Suresh Raina believes the star wicketkeeper-batsman could be seen in the Chennai Super Kings (CSK) colours in IPL 2025.

The Times of India

IPL 2025 mega auction: Remaining purse and Right to Match of all 10 teams

The IPL 2025 auction landscape became more defined after all ten franchises disclosed their retained players on Thursday. Among the total 46 players retained across teams, only two franchises - Kolkata Knight Riders and Rajasthan Royals - utilised their maximum limit of six retentions.

The Times of India

DC Retentions IPL 2025: Full list of Delhi Capitals retentions before mega auction

As reported by Timesofindia.com, Delhi Capitals (DC) have not retained star wicketkeeper-batsman Rishabh Pant as the franchise announced on Thursday the names of four players, three capped and one uncapped, it has decided to retain ahead of the Indian Premier League (IPL) auction in November.

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IPL 2025 Retentions: No Rishabh Pant as Delhi Capitals finalise their list of players

NEW DELHI: Rishabh Pant will turn out in new colours from IPL 2025 as the wicketkeeper-batter doesn't feature in Delhi Capitals' list of retained players. The franchise has decided to retain Axar Patel, Kuldeep Yadav, Tristian Stubbs and Abhishek Porel, and have also kept the option of Right To Match…

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IPL Retention: Which players Delhi Capitals will retain? Harbhajan Singh predicts - Watch

The deadline for the Indian Premier League (IPL) franchises to submit their list of retained players is just a couple of days away (October 31), and the announcement by respective teams is expected anytime as experts and former players predict the names that the franchises would want to retain.

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Ex-India cricketer Vijay Bharadwaj joins Delhi Capitals

NEW DELHI: Former India cricketer Vijay Bharadwaj has joined Delhi Capitals as the head of the talent scout wing. The Indian Premier League (IPL) franchise is overhauling the entire backroom set-up and Bharadwaj will now track potential players throughout the year.

The Times of India

Exclusive: Lucknow Super Giants to release KL Rahul ahead of IPL mega auction

Promising pacer Mayank Yadav to be among top 3 retentions for franchise

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Hemang Badani is new Delhi Capitals' head coach, Venugopal Rao director in big reshuffle

NEW DELHI: In a one-of-a-kind move, the co-owners of Delhi Capitals have split responsibilities of the men’s and women’s teams in the IPL and Women’s Premier League (WPL).

The Times of India

Beyond The Boundary | India's horrific collapse in Bengaluru and what's going on at Delhi Capitals

On the latest episode of Beyond The Boundary, which aired on October 17, host Chetan Narula was joined by Times of India's Sahil Malhotra, Gaurav Gupta and Dwaipayan Datta to mull over India's hapless display against New Zealand in the first Test in Bengaluru.

The Times of India

IPL: Delhi Capitals to move away from Sourav Ganguly

At a time when there's plenty of chatter around Rishabh Pant's captaincy future at Delhi Capitals, the franchise has completed an overhaul of the entire backroom staff and Sourav Ganguly will no longer be involved in the Indian Premier League from 2025 season onwards. Former India cricketer Venugopal Rao will…

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Rishabh Pant not to lead Delhi Capitals in IPL 2025?

MUMBAI: In a sensational development, India's star wicketkeeper-batsman Rishabh Pant will not lead the Delhi Capitals in IPL 2025, Times of India has reliably learnt.

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'Keep Rs 18 crore for Rishabh Pant': Aakash Chopra suggests this player as second retention for Delhi Capitals ahead of IPL 2025 auction

NEW DELHI: Former India cricketer Aakash Chopra has advised that Delhi Capitals (DC) focus on retaining wicketkeeper-batter Rishabh Pant and all-rounder Axar Patel as their first two retention ahead of the IPL 2025 auction.

The Times of India

IPL: Which players may Delhi Capitals retain? Co-owner Parth Jindal drops hints - Watch

The new retention rules for the Indian Premier League's (IPL) coming season allows a franchise to retain a maximum of six players, and Delhi Capitals (DC) have seemingly closed in on the names that could be on that list.

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IPL 2025: RP Singh expects for Fraser-McGurk to be retained by Delhi Capitals

NEW DELHI: Former India left-arm fast-bowler RP Singh said he is expecting for big-hitting opener Jake Fraser-McGurk to be retained by Delhi Capitals ahead of IPL 2025 mega auction.

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Hampshire agree ‘dream’ takeover by IPL owners

Hampshire have agreed a deal to sell the club to the owners of IPL franchise the Delhi Capitals

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Delhi Capitals co-owners GMR acquire Hampshire county

MUMBAI: In a historic deal, the GMR Group, the co-owners of Delhi Capitals side in the Indian Premier League (IPL), has acquired Hampshire Cricket, marking a historic milestone in the cricket world. TOI had reported about the GMR group, owned by Kiran Kumar Granthi, acquiring a 49% stake in Hampshire…

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GMR acquires 49% stake in Hampshire

MUMBAI: The GMR group, co-owner of IPL franchise Delhi Capitals, has completed a historic deal with English county team Hampshire.

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GMR, Hampshire ink historic deal as Delhi Capitals co-owners acquire majority stake in English county team

NEW DELHI: The GMR Group, co-owners of the Delhi Capitals IPL team, has secured a groundbreaking deal with Hampshire, an English county cricket team. This agreement marks the first time an overseas investor has entered the English county cricket scene.

The Times of India

IPL: Are Chennai Super Kings eyeing Rishabh Pant as potential replacement for MS Dhoni?

NEW DELHI: As the Indian Premier League prepares for a mega-auction before the 2025 season, a report suggested that Chennai Super Kings are planning for a future without their iconic captain, MS Dhoni.

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Delhi Capitals unlikely to appoint Sourav Ganguly as head coach: Reports

NEW DELHI: Delhi Capitals are not considering Sourav Ganguly for the head coach position following their decision to part ways with Ricky Ponting. Despite Ganguly's interest, DC management is hesitant to assign him dual responsibilities as both the Director of Cricket and head coach, according to a report by News18.

The Times of India

Delhi Capitals remove Ricky Ponting from head coach's post, Sourav Ganguly could assume new role

NEW DELHI: Delhi Capitals announced on their social media platform that they have ended their association with head coach Ricky Ponting after a seven-year stint. Despite the team's efforts, they were unable to secure an IPL trophy during this period.

The Times of India

Delhi Capitals unlikely to continue with Ricky Ponting as head coach

NEW DELHI: Delhi Capitals have chosen to end their association with head coach Ricky Ponting following a seven-year tenure, as the franchise was unable to secure the coveted IPL trophy, according to sources familiar with the situation.

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