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1. Mumbai IPL Team Owner Having won Indian Premier League (IPL) title for a record five times, Mumbai Indians is the most successful franchise in the history of marquee tournament. The Rohit Sharma-led side franchise is owned by Indian’s very own leading businessman and chairman of Reliance group, Mr Mukesh Ambani. Though Mr Ambani himself is not seen regularly in stands his son Akash Ambani and wife 2. Chennai IPL Team Owner One of the most loved Indian Premier League (IPL) franchises Chennai Super Kings is owned by the head of India Cements 3. Bangalore IPL Team Owner Over the years Royal Challengers Bangalore have seen a change in its owners. From the inception of the Indian Premier League (IPL) in 2008 to the year 2016, the Virat Kohli-led side was owned by the director of Royal Challengers Sports Private Limited (RCSPL) Vijay Mallya, however after that head of United Spirits Anand Kripalu is the owner of the Bangalore based franchise. They have been one of the unluckiest sides of the IPL as despite having star players in their team have failed to lift the title even once. But they have a fair chance to clinch their maiden title as in the ongoing season (2021) they have been one of the top sides. 4. Kolkata IPL Team Owner India’s very own King Khan Shahrukh Khan’s Red Chillies Entertainment along with her Bollywood colleague Juhi Chawla and her husband Jay Mehta’s company Mehta group owns the Kolkata Knight Riders with shares of 55% and 45% respectively. The franchise ...

Samson, who joined the Royals for the second time in 2018, has been a consistent member of the team. As per RR trainer Rajamani Prabhu, there Samson had the opportunity to join a different team but he decided to stay out of his loyalty. "I told Sanju Samson to join some big teams in IPL after 2021 but he replied that I want to make Rajasthan Royals a big team, he further told that let's bring big players like Ashwin, Chahal, Prasidh into the team. He has the vision," he said on Rajasthan Royals trainer said "I told Sanju Samson to join some big teams in IPL after 2021 but he replied that I want to make Rajasthan Royals a big team, he further told that let's bring big players like Ashwin, Chahal, Prasidh into the team. He has the vision". [Sports… Rajamani also revealed that Samson had captaincy offers from three IPL franchises but he turned them down. "Before 2022 Auction, Sanju Samson got a captaincy offer from three big IPL franchises. He stayed in RR because of his commitment and loyalty. I can bet you that 99% of players would've jumped boats with the kind of offer he had on his plate," he revealed.

NEW DELHI: The DC acquired young Indian players in the first session of Day 2 of the auction. India batter Mandeep Singh was bought for Rs 1.10 crore, while the left-arm duo of Khaleel Ahmed and Chetan Sakariya was acquired for Rs 5.25 crore and 4.20 crore respectively. Delhi Capitals got U-19 World Cup winning captain Retained: Rishabh Pant (16 crore), Axar Patel (9 crore), Prithvi Shaw (7.5 crore), Anrich Nortje (6.5 crore) Bought: David Warner (6.25 crore), Ashwin Hebbar (20 lakh), Sarfaraz Khan (20 lakh), KS Bharat (2 crore), Mandeep Singh (1.10 crore), Rovman Powell (2.80 crore), Mustafizur Rahman (2 crore), Kuldeep Yadav (2 crore), Khaleel Ahmed (5.25 crore), Chetan Sakariya (4.2 crore), Mitchell Marsh (6.50 crore), Shardul Thakur (10.75 crore), Kamlesh Nagarkoti (1.1 crore), Lalit Yadav (65 lakh), Ripal Patel (20 lakh), Yash Dhull (50 lakh), Praveen Dubey (50 lakh), Tim Seifert (50 lakh), Lungi Ngidi (50 lakh), Purse Spent: Rs 89.90 crore Purse Remaining: Rs 10 lakh Squad Strength: 24 (17 Indian, 7 overseas)

IPL 2023 Team Captain List:The Indian Premier League is one of the biggest sports events in the world and is watched annually by millions of viewers. It’s the most popular professional cricket league globally. The short, fast-paced T20 format makes for thrilling matches that are over quickly and can be enjoyed by fans of all age groups. Cricket is a team sport, and all players have a specific role. Some excel at bowling, some at batting, and some have become famous for their fielding. However, there is one player who oversees the important rulings of the match and guides the team during play. This player is the captain. Related: The captain of the team sets the fielding, decides the batting and bowling order with the coach, motivates the team during the match, and makes other important decisions like who’ll bowl the overs. Just like the CEO of a company or the director of a movie, the cricket captain leads the team and is hailed as a hero in victories and criticised for failures, even though cricket is a collaborative effort. Such is the nature of the game. Hence, choosing the right captain is paramount for any team, especially the IPL franchises, as they have to indulge in stressful and intense matches. Most teams go for resilient and experienced captains. However, some choose newbies as well. The 2023 IPL is one such tournament where you’ll see the likes of veteran M.S. Dhoni and rising star Sanju Samson both leading their teams to great success. On that note, we bring y...

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BATTING R B M 4s 6s SR Marcus Stoinis c †de Kock b Boult 0 1 - 0 0 0.00 Shikhar Dhawan b J Yadav 15 13 - 3 0 115.38 Ajinkya Rahane c †de Kock b Boult 2 4 - 0 0 50.00 Shreyas Iyer (c) not out 65 50 - 6 2 130.00 Rishabh Pant † c HH Pandya b Coulter-Nile 56 38 - 4 2 147.36 Shimron Hetmyer c Coulter-Nile b Boult 5 5 - 1 0 100.00 Axar Patel c sub (AS Roy) b Coulter-Nile 9 9 - 1 0 100.00 Kagiso Rabada run out (SA Yadav/Coulter-Nile) 0 0 - 0 0 - Extras (lb 1, w 3) 4 TOTAL 20 Ov (RR: 7.80) 156/7 Fall of wickets: 1-0 (Marcus Stoinis, 0.1 ov) , 2-16 (Ajinkya Rahane, 2.4 ov) , 3-22 (Shikhar Dhawan, 3.3 ov) , 4-118 (Rishabh Pant, 14.6 ov) , 5-137 (Shimron Hetmyer, 17.2 ov) , 6-149 (Axar Patel, 19.2 ov) , 7-156 (Kagiso Rabada, 19.6 ov) BOWLING O M R W ECON 0s 4s 6s WD NB Trent Boult 4 0 30 3 7.50 12 6 0 0 0 0.1 toMP Stoinis, got him first ball! Felled the Hulk first up! Short of a good length, rising in the corridor. Stoinis defends for the one coming in but has ended up playing inside the line and is all sorts of contorted. It takes the thick outside edge and floats gently to QDK's right. After a brief move from the patterns, Capitals are back to their recent problem of failed first-wicket stands. 0/1 2.4 toAM Rahane, there's a sound and it's given! Rahane is caught down leg side. Good length, not a lot of movement on this. Some movement in Rahane's feet though, a little shuffle towards middle stump. He's tried to flick from there as the ball slides wide of him down leg side. It's thi...