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*Official* Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025

FBU

FBU

International Debutant
Hazelwood 40 overs 21 wickets at 15.80 econ 8.30
Cummins 49.4 overs 16 wickets at 28.12 econ 9.06
Starc 36.0 overs 14 wickets at 26.14 econ 10.16
 
Molehill

Molehill

International Coach
LangleyburyCCPlayer said:
Does Bethell get a winner’s medal if RCB break their duck?
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Deserves one more than Livingstone despite having played 7 games less.

LL has scored 87 runs in 9 innings and 54 came in one of them!! He has 2 wickets to go with this impressive run haul too.

Phi Salt on the other hand has been a more than useful addition and I'm wondering if anyone has won the IPL in consecutive seasons with different teams before?
 
Molehill

Molehill

International Coach
kevinw said:
Hazelwood's reinvention as a top tier T20 bowler is remarkable given he seems the most "test" bowler you can think of, meticulously hitting line and length perfectly.
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I think it's just a reminder that you can over complicate things at times in T20's and often a bit of movement around off stump is all you need. Ollie Robinson is doing similar for Sussex in the Blast too (including last night).
 
honestbharani

honestbharani

Whatever it takes!!!
I guess its amazing how long it took CSK to figure their best combination was to have Conway opening and Dube at 4. I dont mind Rutu batting at 3 when we have someone like Mhatre who is an obvious natural opener but otherwise, Rutu should have opened everytime. But I am liking the setup of the side for next year. Hopefully Pathirana can find some form again and his rhythm.


Conway
Mhatre
Rutu
Dube
Brevis
Jaddu
Dhoni / Urvil Patel (wk)
Ashwin
Kambhoj
Noor
Pathirana


If they can plug the only gap with some bowling allrounder (ideally left arm) who can bat 8 and bowl some overs, this team would be set.
 
Nintendo

Nintendo

Cricketer Of The Year
honestbharani said:
I guess its amazing how long it took CSK to figure their best combination was to have Conway opening and Dube at 4. I dont mind Rutu batting at 3 when we have someone like Mhatre who is an obvious natural opener but otherwise, Rutu should have opened everytime. But I am liking the setup of the side for next year. Hopefully Pathirana can find some form again and his rhythm.


Conway
Mhatre
Rutu
Dube
Brevis
Jaddu
Dhoni / Urvil Patel (wk)
Ashwin
Kambhoj
Noor
Pathirana


If they can plug the only gap with some bowling allrounder (ideally left arm) who can bat 8 and bowl some overs, this team would be set.
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Is urvil patel a good keeper?
 
A

Arachnödouche2.0

State Vice-Captain
Hard to stop Iyer once he gets into six-hitting form. Boult getting slammed, Bumrah off the boil. All pointing towards a first-time IPL winner.
 
Dissector

Dissector

International Debutant
Iyer's knock has to rank as one of the best chase innings in IPL knockout history. Those sixes were of course brutally decisive but that four off a Bumrah yorker has to be one of the most amazing shots I have ever seen in a high pressure chase.
 
slowfinger

slowfinger

International Regular
amazing nerve from KXIP to bring that back after yet again an underwhelming bowling performance. However, in the final, I don't think their bowling is gonna cut it.
 
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