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IPL 2022: Disappointed but it's not the end, says Rohit Sharma after Mumbai Indians' defeat against Delhi Capitals

MUMBAI: Mumbai Indians (MI) skipper Rohit Sharma said he was disappointed with the defeat in his team's Indian Premier League (IPL) 2022 opening game against Delhi Capitals (DC) at the Brabourne Stadium here, but added that it was "not the end" of the five-time champions' campaign in the tournament.

The Times of India

Delhi Capitals vs Mumbai Indians Highlights: Axar-Lalit heist spoils Ishan's party as DC beat MI by 4 wickets

Axar Patel and Lalit Yadav spoiled a party that seemed like it was headlined by Ishan Kishan for 35 overs of the match. With five overs of intelligent, clean and proactive batting, the duo took Delhi Capitals from 104/6 in 13.2 overs to 179/6, overhauling the 178-run target set by…

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IPL 2022, Mumbai Indians vs Delhi Capitals: Ishan Kishan's unbeaten 81 powers MI to 177/5 against DC

MUMBAI: Wicketkeeper-batter Ishan Kishan showed immense maturity as he anchored Mumbai Indians innings to a fighting 177 for 5 with an unbeaten 81 against Delhi Capitals in their IPL match on Sunday.

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IPL 2022: From playing with broken bat to commanding Rs 1.7 crore, Tilak Varma's rags-to-riches story

NEW DELHI: Coming from a humble background to becoming a sensation overnight, Mumbai Indians' new recruit Tilak Varma's story is truly inspiring.

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IPL 2022, DC vs MI: All eyes on captain Rishabh Pant as Delhi Capitals' season begins

Indian cricket is well into the post-Dhoni era. Rohit Sharma is the captaincy benchmark now. For long, Rohit’s aura and calm while leading Mumbai Indians to five IPL titles has been likened to Dhoni’s way. Walking out for his first game of this season’s IPL at Brabourne stadium on Sunday…

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New format, rules, captains: Why IPL 2022 is bigger, better and more exciting

NEW DELHI: With bigger pool of talented cricketers, new-look teams, addition of two new franchises, some new rules, increased number of matches and a different format, the 2022 Indian Premier League (IPL) starting Saturday has become the most evolved cash-rich league, which promises to be bigger, better and more exciting…

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IPL 2022: Indian Premier League returns home bigger than ever

MUMBAI: Indian cricket's crown jewel, the IPL, is back home: bigger, better and longer.

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IPL 2022: Five IPL veterans who will be missing this time

NEW DELHI: A new chapter of the much storied Indian Premier League begins on Saturday, with two new teams making the upcoming 15th edition a 10-team affair. The action begins with a blockbuster clash between the defending champions Chennai Super Kings and two-time former champions Kolkata Knight Riders at the…

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IPL 2022: No added advantage of playing in Mumbai, says Rohit Sharma

MUMBAI: Before Covid happened, the IPL was played on a home and away basis, and one of the biggest beneficiaries of that system were the Mumbai Indians, who, buoyed by a vociferous home crowd, would tend to win all their seven games at the Wankhede Stadium, which had become their…

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IPL 2022: Debutants expected to make an impact

MUMBAI: Indian Premier League has served as a huge platform for the upcoming cricketers to make their mark over the past 14 editions and the trend is expected to continue when the 2022 season kicks off on Saturday.

The Times of India

IPL 2022 | Suryakumar Yadav unlikely to be available for MI's opener vs DC on Mar 27

He is unlikely to fully recover from a hairline fracture on his thumb

The Hindu

IPL 2022: Suryakumar Yadav unlikely to be available for Mumbai Indians' opener against Delhi Capitals

NEW DELHI: Star batter Suryakumar Yadav might have to sit out of the Mumbai Indians' IPL opener against Delhi Capitals on March 27 as he is unlikely to fully recover from a hairline fracture on his thumb.

The Times of India

The Ipcress File review: ITV adaptation is the warmest depiction of Anglo-Russian permafrost you’ll encounter

Joe Cole steps into Michael Caine’s shoes in this new vibrant and deliciously retro Sixties thriller

The Independent UK

Bridgerton's Luke Thompson claims stars struggled with the posh lingo used on the show

Ahead of its return later this month, Bridgerton star Luke Thompson has been spilling some on-set secrets. The Benedict Bridgerton actor has admitted there is 'nothing funnier' than when his co-stars style out slips up with the posh script

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IPL 2022 format explained: 10 teams divided into two groups of five; each team to play 14 games

NEW DELHI: The 2022 Indian Premier League will see a tweak in format as 10 teams will be divided into groups of five but the number of matches per side will remain 14.

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IPL 2022: Franchises object to Mumbai Indians playing at Wankhede stadium

NEW DELHI: As the Indian cricket board (BCCI) gets down to finalizing the schedule and fixtures for the upcoming IPL season, it has emerged that a few franchises have voiced their reservations against Mumbai Indians enjoying undue home advantage.

Bangkok Post

Media spending set to grow 12.8% this year

Media spending is expected to rebound to growth of 12.8% in 2022 as people are getting back to normal life after two years of the pandemic, says Media Intelligence Group (MI), a media planning and creative agency.

The Times of India

Cricketers can't just do whatever they want because they are role models for so many people, says Ishan Kishan

Ishan Kishan calls himself a "mama's boy". But he was the 'big daddy' of IPL auctions and he's back at the Mumbai Indians, a franchise that went all out to buy him for `15.25 cr. "I didn't want to go anywhere else," he says. The 23-going-on-24 player sat down for…

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IPL auction 2022: 6 big highlights and talking points

The two day IPL auction 2022 was an intense affair. 10 teams, 204 players, including 67 overseas cricketers bought, over Rs 550 Crore spent. At the end of it all, the eight older teams all have a new look and the two new ones have their first time squads in…

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IPL Auction 2022: Mumbai Indians think long-term, buy injured Jofra Archer

MUMBAI: This has to be the surprise buy of the auction. Not expected to be available for IPL 2022 as he recovers from a surgery on his right elbow, the Mumbai Indians splurged Rs 8 crores on England's express paceman Jofra Archer.

The Hindu

Livingstone, Tim David have a big pay day; Archer strikes it rich

All-rounders Shepherd and Smith earn rewarding contracts; left-arm seamers Khaleel, Sakariya, Dayal and Unadkat find favour with franchises looking for variety

The Times of India

We believe that a fit Jofra will form a formidable partnership with Bumrah: Akash Ambani

BENGALURU: Mumbai Indians spending Rs 8 crore on an injured Jofra Archer surprised many but owner Akash Ambani on Sunday reckoned that the England pacer would form a formidable partnership with Jasprit Bumrah once he regains fitness.

The Times of India

Mumbai Indians 2022 Players List: Check team updates and full team squad in mega auction

NEW DELHI: The most successful Indian Premier League (IPL) franchise Mumbai Indians hogged the limelight at the two-day long mega auction, spending the most for a player when they bought back Ishan Kishan for a whopping Rs 15.25 crore. Young wicket-keeper batter Inshan's price tag was the second highest ever…

The Hindu

IPL Auction 2022 updates | Two days of bidding comes to end

204 players sold in two days

The Times of India

IPL Auction 2022: India under-19 World Cup stars Raj Bawa and Yash Dhull sold; Liam Livingstone bags Rs 11.5 crore

NEW DELHI: Ajinkya Rahane was the first big name to be bagged on day two of the Indian Premier League (IPL) mega auction on Sunday, which was resumed by back-up auctioneer and noted commentator Charu Sharma as the designated auctioneer Hugh Edmeades continues to recover from a bout of postural…

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