IPL 2023 retention live updates | Pollard announces retirement, to take up the role of batting coach with MI; Jadeja to remain with CSK
The Hindu
5 p.m. deadline for teams to finalise their teams before going into the mini auction
As the deadline (5 p.m. on Tuesday, November 15, 2022) approaches for teams to submit their lists of retained players, we bring you the latest from all the teams:
One of the most accomplished names in T20 cricket, Kieron Pollard, on Tuesday called time on his Indian Premier League playing career after 13 seasons with league giants Mumbai Indians.
The 35-year-old wanted to carry on playing for a few more years but decided to retire from IPL after discussion with the five-time champions.
Pollard, who has 3,412 IPL runs in 189 matches, had made his MI debut back in 2010. However, his strong association with the franchise remains as he will be the team’s new batting coach.
Delhi Capitals have released Mandeep Singh, K.S. Bharat, New Zealand’s Tim Seifert and Andhra batter Ashwin Hebbar, reported ESPN Cricinfo. They had also traded Shardul Thakur to KKR in return for Aman Khan.
Capitals had finished fifth in IPL 2022. Bharat, a wicketkeeper-batter, played only twice for the Capitals as skipper Rishabh Pant remained their number one wicketkeeeping choice. Seifert, too, played only two games while Mandeep played three. Hebbar, who was the second highest run-getter in recent Andhra Premier League, never got a game.
Kolkata Knight Riders bowler Pat Cummins opted out of IPL 2023 in order to “take some rest” ahead of the Ashes and the 50-over World Cup scheduled next year.
Run 3 Space | Play Space Running Game
Traffic Jam 3D | Online Racing Game
Duck Hunt | Play Old Classic Game
Heavy police deployment remains in place in Rambagh area after violence over a cattle transport vehicle.
Shorts News:Watch: “Why do I need RCB? I don’t drink Royal Challenge,” says Karnataka Deputy CM DK Shivakumar
Two TDP activists and a constable injured as violence erupts during Jagan’s visit to Podili. Trouble breaks out as YSRCP cadre and leaders pelt stones and slippers on women staging a protest seeking an apology from the YSRCP chief for the alleged derogatory remarks on Amaravati women during a debate on the TV channel his family owns.
Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has written to Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis defending Karnataka’s decision to increase the height of the Lal Bahadur Shastri reservoir on the Krishna at Almatti. He has argued that Karnataka has the right to increase the dam height even without waiting for the Union government to publish the Krishna Water Disputes Tribunal award.
Three youths killed, four injured as bus hits car
Tamil Maanila Congress president urges State government to provide farmers with easy access to agricultural loans.
Over 474 crore free rides for women recorded
Jagan warns of agitation if NDA government in Andhra Pradesh fails to support tobacco farmers. The YSRCP president has demanded that the State government rope in Markfed to ensure a price of at least ₹280 per kg to the distressed farmers.
Five students selected at Astronomy Olympiad OCSC to represent India at IOAA 2025 in Mumbai.
Tamil Nadu Assembly Speaker disburses ₹60.02 crore loans to women self-help groups, promoting economic independence and entrepreneurship.
India's only conservation breeding centre for endangered Asiatic wild dogs, the dhole, aims to create a genetically diverse captive population.
Mettur dam water level at 114.71 feet, inflow 5,976 cusecs, discharge 1,000 cusecs on Wednesday.
IMD issues red alert for Delhi due to intense heatwave, with temperatures reaching 45.5 degrees Celsius, urging caution and hydration.