Jasprit Bumrah will get Rs 5.36 lakh for every ball bowled in IPL 2025, understand the complete mathematics here
Bumrah has been playing continuously for Mumbai Indians since 2013. Jasprit Bumrah (Image Credit- Twitter X) Jasprit Bumrah IPL Stats: Indian cricket team’s star fast bowler Jasprit Bumrah is at fourth position in terms of taking most wickets among fast bowlers in IPL. In 2013, when John Wright was the coach of Mumbai Indians, Bumrah started playing for MI that season. However, after this the player did not look back and contributed significantly in helping Mumbai Indians win five IPL titles. Apart from this, Bumrah is the first bowler to achieve number 1 ranking in all three formats of the game. He recently won the Player of the Tournament award for his excellent bowling in the T20 World Cup 2024. Because of this performance of Bumrah, India won the T20 World Cup title after 17 years. So last month, before the mega auction of IPL 2025, Mumbai Indians had announced the retained players. Bumrah was Mumbai’s first choice for retention, and he was retained by the franchise for Rs 18 crore. He was retained in the team for more money than captain Hardik Pandya and Indian T20 captain Suryakumar Yadav, to retain both of them, Mumbai had paid Rs 16.35 crore respectively. So this amount is more than the retained price of former captain Rohit Sharma of Rs 16.30 crore. Retaining Bumrah for Rs 18 crore shows his value in Mumbai’s dressing form. Well, when Jasprit Bumrah plays for five-time champion Mumbai Indians in IPL 2025, he is going to get Rs 5.36 lakh for every ball he bowls. Let us tell you that till the time of writing this news, Bumrah has played a total of 133 IPL matches. During this period, the player has taken a total of 165 wickets at an average of 22.52 and economy of 7.30. Complete mathematics of Bumrah getting Rs 5.36 lakh for every ball bowled S.No. Particulars value A total matches 14 matches B Overs bowled per match 4 overs C balls per over 6 balls D total balls bowled 14 x 4 x 6 (A x B x C) = 336 ball E total payment INR 18 Crore F Earning on every ball bowled 18 Crore ÷ 336 (part) = INR 5.36 Lakh
ICC will take the final decision this week regarding hosting of Champions Trophy 2025, know complete details
The Indian team has refused to tour Pakistan due to security reasons. ICC Champions Trophy (Photo Source: The hosting of ICC Champions Trophy 2025 is in the hands of Pakistan. BCCI has made it clear that the Indian team is not going to tour Pakistan for the tournament. The board had already told that the decision on whether the team will travel or not will be taken by the Government of India and the government has not given approval due to security reasons. There are reports of the tournament being organized in a hybrid model or in some other country. Meanwhile, a big news is coming out that ICC is going to take the final decision regarding hosting of Champions Trophy in the board meeting to be held on 29th November. These countries will be included in the board meeting According to the report of ESPNCricinfo, in the upcoming virtual meeting of the ICC, which country will be given the right to host the Champions Trophy, it will be discussed. This meeting will be attended by representatives of 12 full member countries, three associate members, one independent director and ICC. Let us tell you, this meeting will be the last board meeting of ICC Chairman Greg Barclay, who will be replaced by BCCI Secretary Jai Shah from December 1. PCB does not want to accept hybrid model The ICC had suggested a hybrid model for the Champions Trophy, where India could play its matches at neutral venues without visiting host Pakistan. However, the Pakistan Cricket Board is adamant on hosting the entire tournament in Pakistan. A few days ago, reports came out that PCB sent a letter to ICC saying that whether India plays in the tournament or not, they will not give up hosting. PCB has also warned ICC that they will boycott any ICC event in future. The PCB says no other countries have expressed concerns about playing in Pakistan.
IND vs AUS: India’s biggest enemy will officiate in Perth Test, know complete details in one click-
Richard Kettleborough and Chris Gaffney have been appointed on-field umpires for the first Test. Richard Kettleborough (Photo Source: Getty Images) Border-Gavaskar Trophy 2024-25 starts from 22nd November. The first match of the Test series between Australia and India (IND vs AUS) will be played at Optus Stadium, Perth. Indian captain Rohit Sharma will not play the first Test due to the birth of his second child. Jasprit Bumrah will be seen captaining India. At the same time, Pat Cummins will take charge of Australia. The excitement about this series is at its peak among the players, veteran players and fans of both the countries. Meanwhile, ICC has announced the umpires for the Perth Test match. Richard Kettleborough and Chris Gaffaney have been appointed on-field umpires for the first Test. Whereas Richard Illingworth (richard Illingworth) The third umpire and Sam Nogajski will be the fourth umpire. Team India again faces trouble with Richard Kettleborough Let us tell you, Richard Kettleborough has been present in almost every important match that India has lost, including ICC knockout matches. India had to face the fate against Australia in the finals of ODI World Cup 2023 and ICC World Test Championship 2023. Richard Kettleborough was the on-field umpire in both these matches. At the same time, Richard was the TV umpire in the 2021 WTC final against New Zealand. It is very important for India to win the upcoming Test series against Australia. Because with a 4-0 win, the team can secure a place in the final of the World Test Championship 2023-2025. The Indian team would like to make a great start to the series by registering a win in the Perth Test. But unfortunately, Kettleborough will be in front of Team India. UMPIRES FOR THE FIRST TEST IN BGT: Field – Richard Kettleborough, Chris Gaffaney. Third Umpire – Richard Illingworth Fourth Umpire – Sam Nogajski pic.twitter.com/ZeCASHpwEc —Johns. (@CricCrazyJohns) November 21, 2024 IND vs AUS: These veterans will be seen doing commentary in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy 2024-25- Indian fans will be able to watch the match between India and Australia on Star Sports Network and Disney+ Hotstar. English commentator – Matthew Hayden, Ravi Shastri, Sunil Gavaskar, Wasim Akram, Murali Vijay, Russell Arnold and Mark Nicholls Hindi commentator – Ravi Shastri, Wasim Akram, Cheteshwar Pujara, Sunil Gavaskar, Sanjay Manjrekar, Jatin Sapru and Deep Das Gupta.
SRH will also retain Travis Head and Nitish Reddy to complete five retentions.
All franchisees have to submit their respective retention lists by 31st October. Travis Head and Nitish Reddy Sunrisers Hyderabad had a stellar performance in IPL 2024. The team had scored the biggest total in IPL history of 287 runs against RCB. Not only this, SRH scored 250+ thrice during the tournament. However, even after reaching the finals, she could not win the trophy. They lost to Kolkata Knight Riders in the title match. SRH has won the only title in 2016. Before the mega auction, all the franchises would like to choose their best squad. According to the report of ESPNcricinfo, Sunrisers Hyderabad have made their top three retentions in the form of Heinrich Klaasen, captain Pat Cummins and Abhishek Sharma. Along with this, the team will also retain Travis Head and Nitish Reddy. Let us tell you that in IPL 2024, Travis Head was the highest run-scorer for Sunrisers Hyderabad. He scored 567 runs in 15 innings. On the other hand, Nitish Reddy also scored 303 runs in 11 innings in the middle order at a strike rate of 142.92. Maximum 6 players will be retained Talking about retention rules, a franchise can retain a maximum of six players including one uncapped player. The price of each player has been fixed and the top three capped players will get Rs 18 crore, Rs 14 crore and Rs 11 crore respectively. The next three players including the uncapped player will get Rs 18 crore, Rs 14 crore and Rs 4 crore respectively. However, the BCCI has given flexibility in the pricing process by allowing teams to be as flexible as they wish in salary allocation for players. Let us tell you that all-rounder Nitish Reddy has been included in the squad for the Border-Gavaskar Trophy against Australia. The selectors are seeing the potential of the next Hardik Pandya in him. And Nitish has also shown his ability. All franchisees have to submit their respective retention lists by 31st October.
What has changed in MS Dhoni’s IPL salary in the last few years? Know complete details
There is sure to be a change in MS Dhoni’s salary in IPL 2025. MS Dhoni (Photo Source: Getty Images) MS Dhoni is one of those players who has participated in all the editions of the Indian Premier League. He became famous all over the world after leading the Indian team to the title in the 2007 T-20 World Cup. And Chennai Super Kings signed him for $1.5 million in the first edition of IPL. CSK made him the captain and the first three seasons were very good for the franchise. The team reached the final in 2008 and won in 2010. Before the 2011 auction, CSK announced Dhoni as their first retention. The franchise retained him for the next three years for $1.8 million. Dhoni shone this time too and after the retirement of Sachin Tendulkar, he became the poster boy of Indian cricket. By now he had become an integral part of the CSK franchise and Chennai Super Kings again announced Dhoni as their first retention ahead of the 2014 mega auction. After this, Dhoni earned Rs 12.5 every season till 2017. CSK may retain Dhoni as an uncapped player before 2025 mega auction However, there were doubts whether Dhoni would be CSK’s first retention ahead of the 2018 mega auction due to his advanced age. But the franchise showed confidence in him and named him as the first retention. In this way, for the next three years i.e. till 2021, Dhoni earned Rs 15 crore per season. After this, Chennai retained Dhoni, but in the interest of the team, he himself refused to accept the retention at first. That season, CSK declared Ravindra Jadeja as their first retention and he got Rs 15 crore. After this, Dhoni got Rs 12 crore as second retention. This was Dhoni’s salary till 2024 and it is expected to change in IPL 2025. There are reports that CSK may retain Dhoni as an uncapped player ahead of the 2025 mega auction. This means that the two-time World Cup winning captain will get Rs 4 crore. However, neither the franchise nor Dhoni has confirmed this. Now, official information will be revealed when CSK announces its retention on October 31.
Ranji Trophy 2024-25: Round 2, Day 4: Know the complete situation of the fourth day’s play here-
Know the results of the matches between the teams in all the groups- Ranji Trophy 2024-25 (Photo Source: The second round of Ranji Trophy 2024-25 was being played from October 18. Indian veteran player Cheteshwar Pujara scored his 18th double century in first-class cricket while playing for Saurashtra. He has become the fourth batsman in the world to score most double centuries in first-class cricket. Today many teams won, while some matches ended in a draw. Let us tell you the results of the matches between the teams in all the groups- Ranji Trophy 2024-25, Round 2: See all the updates of the fourth day’s play Elite Group-A Meghalaya vs Tripura (Played in Shillong) Tripura- 377/8d; Meghalaya- 222/10 and 138, Tripura won by an innings and 17 runs Baroda vs Services (Played in Delhi) Services- 271 and 275; Baroda- 447/6d and 134/1, Baroda won by 65 runs Odisha vs Jammu & Kashmir (Played in Cuttack) Odisha- 272 and 112/8; Jammu and Kashmir- 270 and 270-7d, match draw Mumbai vs Maharashtra (Played in Mumbai) Mumbai- 441 and 75/1*; Maharashtra- 126 and 388, Mumbai won by 9 wickets Elite Group-B Uttarakhand vs Hyderabad (Played in Dehradun) Hyderabad- 192 and 190; Uttarakhand- 325 and 235, Uttarakhand won by 78 runs Himachal Pradesh vs Rajasthan (Played in Dharamshala) Himachal Pradesh- 98 and 260; Rajasthan- 334 and 26/2, Rajasthan won by 8 wickets Puducherry vs Vidarbha (Played in Puducherry) Puducherry- 209 and 82; Vidarbha- 283 and 128, Vidarbha won by 120 runs Gujarat vs Andhra Pradesh (Played in Ahmedabad) Andhra Pradesh- 213 and 297; Gujarat 367 and 144/9, Gujarat won by one wicket Elite Group-C Madhya Pradesh vs Punjab (Played at Mullanpur) Madhya Pradesh- 207 and 146/8; Punjab- 277 (95.5) and 329/6, match draw Uttar Pradesh vs Haryana (Played in Lucknow) Haryana- 453 and 72/3; Uttar Pradesh- 364, match draw Bengal vs Bihar (Played in Kalyani)- match canceled Karnataka vs Kerala (Played at Aloor) Kerala- 161/3, match draw Elite Group-D Assam vs Chandigarh (Played in Guwahati) Chandigarh- 374 and 83/1; Assam- 266 and 185, Chandigarh won by 9 wickets Saurashtra vs Chhattisgarh (Played in Rajkot) Chhattisgarh- 578/7d; Saurashtra- 478/8, match draw Railways vs Jharkhand (Played in Ahmedabad) Jharkhand- 417 and 38/2; Railway- 414, match draw Delhi vs Tamil Nadu (Played in Delhi) Delhi- 266 and 193/8; Tamil Nadu- 674/6d, match draw plate group Sikkim vs Goa (Played at Rangpo) Goa- 367/4d; Sikkim- 108 and 206, Goa won by an innings and 53 runs Nagaland vs Manipur (Played at Sovima) Nagaland- 237 and 306/5; Manipur- 139 and 257, Nagaland won by 147 runs Arunachal Pradesh vs Mizoram (Played in Ahmedabad) Arunachal Pradesh- 252 and 132; Mizoram- 247 and 404/2, Mizoram won by 267 runs