Rahul Torane

The Indian Premier League 2023 has witnessed numerous twists, turns, and fluctuations in the points table. All the teams were locked in a fierce race to secure their qualification until the very last match of the league stage. The Gujrat Titans, Chennai Super Kings, Lucknow Super Giants, and Mumbai Indians have successfully secured their places in the top four, respectively. The Royal Challengers Bangalore's defeat in the last match helped Mumbai Indians secure their qualification. Chennai Super Kings have already demonstrated why they are considered one of the greatest teams in this league by defeating the Gujrat Titans in Qualifier 1 and becoming the first team to enter the Tata IPL 2023 finals. Mumbai Indians, known for their underrated bowling lineup consisting of young and new faces, defeated the Lucknow Super Giants by a whopping 81 runs. The upcoming Qualifier 2, scheduled for May 26th, 2023, will witness a tough battle between the Mumbai Indians and the Gujrat Titans. The G

Indian Premier League is heading towards its last few matches of the league stage. A neck-to-neck competition has been witnessed in various matches in the past few days. Gujarat Titans have secured their qualification by claiming the top spot on the points table, followed by Chennai Super Kings and Mumbai Indians. Delhi Capitals and Sunrisers Hyderabad were the first teams to be eliminated from the qualifications. Royal Challengers Bangalore, Rajasthan Royals, and Kolkata Knight Riders are currently positioned on the Points Table. RR and KKR are mostly out of the race as they have only one match remaining, which will take them to 14 points on the table if they win. On the other hand, RCB has two matches, both of which they must win in order to qualify. Mumbai Indians hold a strong position to qualify and might play Qualifier 1 if they win both upcoming matches. CSK is in second place, but their drawn match prevents them from playing Qualifier 1 if Mumbai wins both matches. Lucknow Supe

Have you ever wondered how much your favorite cricket player earns in annual salary from the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI)? As a cricket fan, I've always had this question in mind. The BCCI updates its central contracts every year, and players are categorized into one of four grades, from A+ to C. Players earn contracts based on their performance, seniority, and other parameters, and their contracts are updated annually. The list of players who earned their central contract from BBCI for 2023. Grade A+ with an annual salary of INR 7 crore. Virat Kohli  Rohit Sharma Jasprit Bumrah Ravindra Jadeja  Grade A with an annual salary of INR 5 crore. Hardik Pandya Axar Patel Ravichandran Ashwin Mohammad Shami Rishabh Pant Grade B with an annual salary of INR 3 crore. Cheteshwar Pujara KL Rahul Shreyas Iyer Mohammad Siraj Suryakumar Yadav Shubman Gill Grade C with an annual salary of INR 1 crore. Umesh Yadav Shikhar Dhawan Shardul Thakur Ishan Kishan Deepak Hooda Yuzvendra Cha

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) could face challenges in hosting the 2023 Asia Cup following the Board of Control for Cricket in India's (BCCI) statement that they will not send the Indian Cricket Team to participate in the tournament hosted in Pakistan. The tension arose due to political pressure and concerns over the safety of the Indian Cricket Team while traveling to Pakistan for the tournament. Subsequently, Pakistan proposed a new hybrid model, where India and Pakistan would play at a neutral venue and the other teams would play in Pakistan. However, the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) is not pleased with the PCB's hybrid model proposal, which could eventually result in the cancellation of the tournament. Reports suggest that BCCI plans to hold a new five-nation tournament (teams unknown) after the cancellation of the Asia Cup 2023. If PCB decides to entirely move the event to the UAE, they will face a backlash. This decision could also affect the Pakistan Cricket Team's