IPL 2023 Retention LIVE Updates:
- Mumbai Indians and Chennai Super Kings have submitted their retained and released players list to the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI).
- MI and CSK are two of the most successful franchise in the history of the Indian Premier League (IPL).
- Chennai have parted ways with Chris Jordan, Adam Milne, and Mitchell Santner while retaining Ravindra Jadeja.
- As for Mumbai, they have released Kieron Pollard.
- MI have also traded in Jason Behrendorff with Royal Challengers Bangalore to strengthen pace-bowling unit.
The focus will shift to the Indian Premier League in a little more than a month, when the mini-auction will take place. The deadline for submitting all retained and released players is November 15. There were rumours that Ravindra Jadeja would leave CSK, but that did not happen. Jadeja has been retained and will play for Chennai in the 2023 IPL. Chris Jordan, Adam Milne, and Mitchell Santner were released by Chennai before the Retention Day deadline.
IPL 2023 Retention List: Date, Time, and Player List
The IPL 2023 player retention list will be released tomorrow, Tuesday, November 15, 2022. Keep an eye on this space for updates on the IPL 2023.
IPL 2023 Retention List: Live Streaming and Telecast Information
The IPL Retention Day 2023 live telecast will be available on Start Sports. The exact timing has not yet been announced, but the event is expected to begin at 7:30 p.m.
IPL 2023 Retention: Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) retained and released players (newsd.in)
IPL 2023 Retention: Punjab Kings (PBKS) retained and released players (newsd.in)
IPL 2023 Retention: Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) retained and released players (newsd.in)
IPL 2023 Retention: Delhi Capitals (DC) retained and released players (newsd.in)
IPL 2023 Retention: Chennai Super Kings (CSK) retained and released players (newsd.in)
IPL 2023 Retention: Mumbai Indians (MI) retained and released players (newsd.in)
IPL 2023 Retention: Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) retained and released players (newsd.in)
IPL 2023 Retention: Gujarat Titans (GT) retained and released players (newsd.in)
IPL 2023 Retention: Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) retained and released players (newsd.in)
IPL 2023 Retention: Rajasthan Royals (RR) retained and released players (newsd.in)
Kane Williamson released by Sunrisers Hyderabad, Chennai Super Kings bid adieu to Dwayne Bravo
The Knight Riders benefited from three special talents from the 2018 U-19 World Cup. Despite the departures of Shubman Gill and Kamlesh Nagarkoti over the years, KKR retained Shivam Mavi despite his frequent injuries. However, He has been released by the franchise.
Mavi took 30 wickets in 32 games for an economy of 8.71. Despite the fact that IPL 2021 was his best season, with 11 wickets in nine games at a 7.24 economy, the previous season was his worst, with an economy of 10.32 in six matches played.
According to the Telegraph, Captain Cool will retire after the IPL 2023. According to reports, this will be Dhoni's final season in the yellows of Chennai Super Kings, and the BCCI is eager to sign the CSK skipper after he hangs his boots for the national team in some capacity following India's humiliating T20 World Cup exit.
According to the report, "Dhoni is expected to retire from cricket after next year's IPL, and the BCCI is eager to put his experience and technical acumen to good use. Because managing three formats is proving too difficult for head coach Rahul Dravid, the former captain may be asked to work with a specialised group of players."
Australia Test and ODI captain Pat Cummins has decided to skip next year’s Indian Premier League (IPL) tournament and concentrate on leading his team through a “packed” schedule of international cricket. Earlier this year Cummins was bought by the Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) for Rs 7.25 crore at the IPL auction, but the right-arm fast bowler has decided to skip next year’s event in favor of gaining some rest ahead of a busy period for Australian cricket. Read more
After a below-par performance in the ICC T20 World Cup 2022. R Ashwin is likely to be released by Rajasthan Royals ahead of the IPL 2023 auction.
RR's likely retention
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Australia's ODI captain, Pat Cummins, may also opt out of the IPL 2023 to focus on the Ashes series in England next year. Cummins was recently named ODI captain, succeeding Aaron Finch.
KKR batter Sam Billings has already withdrawn from the game. With Cummins out, KKR has lined up Lockie Ferguson as a replacement, trading the New Zealand pacer and Rahmanullah Gurbaz to Gujarat Titans on Sunday. With Cummins and Billings gone, KKR will have Rs 9.25 crore more to spend on the IPL 2023 mini auction.
David Willey, the newly crowned T20 World Cup champion, could be released by Royal Challengers Bangalore. The England all-rounder was purchased by RCB for Rs 2 crore.
Willey appeared in four matches for RCB during the IPL 2022 season, taking one wicket.
Shardul Thakur joins KKR in an all-cash deal. Shardul and Pat Cummins will form a strong lower order for KKR next season.
Adil Rashid has appeared in just one IPL match. He has 3-0-35-0 figures from the only match he has played, in IPL 2021. That year, he was signed by the Punjab Kings. Otherwise, he would have remained unsold. Could the leg spinner finally make his IPL debut? "Yes, I will enter the IPL auctions this time," Rashid said after the World Cup final on Sunday. When asked if he had been in contact with any teams, he said no. While Rashid only took four wickets in six games, he bowled his entire quota of overs at an economy rate of 6.12. And the pace at which he bowled may pique the interest of franchisees, potentially making him more effective than ever on tracks like Eden Gardens, Chepauk, or Uppal.
Australian T20 captain Aaron Finch is likely to miss IPL 2023. He was part of the Kolkata franchise in IPL 2022.