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Ahead of IPL 2022 mega auction, Indian batter Shubman Gill said that he would like to play for Kolkata Knight Riders forever if given a choice

IPL 2022: Shubman Gill wants to play for Kolkata Knight Riders forever

Shubman Gill has a wish to play for Kolkata Knight Riders forever! Tap to know what the cricketer said about KKR

Ahead of IPL 2022 mega auction, Indian batter Shubman Gill said that he would like to play for Kolkata Knight Riders forever if given a choice.
Gill made the comments in a short film released by KKR, which was a tribute from the franchise to the players who were part of the team.
Shubman&nbsp;further added that once you're associated with a franchise you would want to carry on playing for them forever.
Notably, Gill was released by KKR as the franchise choose to retain Andre Russell, Sunil Narine, Venkatesh Iyer, and Varun Chakravarthy.
The 21-year old cricketer was bought by KKR in 2018 auctions for Rs 1.8 crore.
Shubman&nbsp;still has a chance to represent Kolkata if the franchise chooses to pick him in the&nbsp;IPL 2022 mega auction which is tentatively scheduled in the first week of February.

Shubman Gill was released by KKR as the franchise choose to retain Andre Russell, Sunil Narine, Venkatesh Iyer, and Varun Chakravarthy&nbsp;ahead of IPL&nbsp;2022 mega auction

Ahead of <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/ipl">IPL 2022</a> mega auction, Indian batter Shubman Gill said that he would like to play for Kolkata Knight Riders forever if given a choice.
Gill made the comments in a short film released by KKR, which was a tribute from the franchise to the players who were part of the team.
Shubman&nbsp;further added that once you're associated with a franchise you would want to carry on playing for them forever.
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ind-vs-sa-tests-bowling-to-kohli-will-be-tough-but-exciting-says-pacer-duanne-olivier-1640328633040" target="_blank">IND vs SA Tests: Bowling to Kohli will be tough but exciting, says pacer Duanne Olivier</a>
Notably, Gill was released by KKR as the franchise choose to retain Andre Russell, Sunil Narine, Venkatesh Iyer, and Varun Chakravarthy.
The 21-year old cricketer was bought by KKR in 2018 auctions for Rs 1.8 crore.
Shubman&nbsp;still has a chance to represent Kolkata if the franchise chooses to pick him in the&nbsp;IPL 2022 mega auction which is tentatively scheduled in the first week of February.

According to reports in the media, the dates for IPL mega auction have been confirmed by the BCCI and the IPL governing council. The mega event is likely to take place in the first week of February and is set to be a 2-day affair.
A report on Cricket.com read, ' Bangalore and Hyderabad have emerged as the two frontrunner cities for the IPL 2022 auction to be held keeping better screening process in mind'
Until now, the cash-rich league was an 8-team tournament but the BCCI added 2 new teams from the 2022 edition in the form of Lucknow and Ahmedabad. The new teams can retain 3 players each from the pool of released players with not more than one overseas player being retained by each of the 2 new franchises.
Also read: New IPL Franchise from Lucknow appoint Gautam Gambhir as its mentor

IPL 2022 mega auction dates revealed, likely to be a 2-day affair: reports

According to reports in the media, the dates for IPL mega auction have been confirmed by the BCCI and the IPL governing council

According to reports in the media, the dates for IPL&nbsp;mega auction have been confirmed by the BCCI and the&nbsp;IPL&nbsp;governing council. The mega event is likely to take place in the first week of February and is set to be a 2-day affair.
A report on Cricket.com read, 'Bangalore and Hyderabad have emerged as the two frontrunner cities for the IPL 2022 auction to be held keeping better screening process in mind'
Until now, the cash-rich league was an 8-team tournament but the BCCI&nbsp;added 2 new teams from the 2022 edition in the form of Lucknow and Ahmedabad. The new teams can retain 3 players each from the pool of released players with not more than one overseas player being retained by each of the 2 new franchises.

According to reports in the media, the dates for IPL&nbsp;mega auction have been confirmed by the BCCI and the&nbsp;IPL&nbsp;governing council

According to reports in the media, the dates for <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/ipl">IPL&nbsp;mega auction</a> have been confirmed by the BCCI and the&nbsp;IPL&nbsp;governing council. The mega event is likely to take place in the first week of February and is set to be a 2-day affair.
A report on Cricket.com read, '&nbsp;Bangalore and Hyderabad have emerged as the two frontrunner cities for the IPL 2022 auction to be held keeping better screening process in mind'
Until now, the cash-rich league was an 8-team tournament but the BCCI&nbsp;added 2 new teams from the 2022 edition in the form of Lucknow and Ahmedabad. The new teams can retain 3 players each from the pool of released players with not more than one overseas player being retained by each of the 2 new franchises.
Also read:&nbsp;<a title="New IPL&nbsp;Franchise from Lucknow appoint Gautam Gambhir as its mentor" href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/ipl/new-ipl-franchise-from-lucknow-appoint-gautam-gambhir-as-its-mentor-1639824009875" target="_blank">New IPL&nbsp;Franchise from Lucknow appoint Gautam Gambhir as its mentor</a>
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As the 8 IPL franchises retained a total of 27 players in the retention process, few youngsters got a whopping increase in their earnings. Let's take a look at the top 5

IPL retention: Top 5 youngsters to get a whopping increase in earnings

As the 8 IPL franchises retained a total of 27 players in the retention process, few youngsters got a whopping increase in their earnings. Let's take a look at the top 5 of those players

The IPL&nbsp;trophy has a message inscribed&nbsp;in Sanskrit which translates to 'where talent meets opportunity'. True to its tagline, IPL&nbsp;produces several young stars every season and some of them grab the opportunity with both hands.
As the 8 IPL&nbsp;franchises retained a total of 27 players in the retention process, few youngsters got a whopping increase in their earnings. Let's take a look at the top 5 of those players.
Venkatesh&nbsp;Iyer
Venkatesh&nbsp;Iyer&nbsp;burst on the IPL&nbsp;stage in the UAE&nbsp;leg of the 2021 season and proved to be one of the biggest reasons for KKR&nbsp;reaching the final. He even made his India T20 debut soon after.&nbsp;KKR&nbsp;retained Iyer&nbsp;for&nbsp;₹8 crores, which is a 3900% increase from his previous price of&nbsp;₹20 lakh.
Umran&nbsp;Malik
He might have played just 3 games in IPL&nbsp;2021, but Umran&nbsp;Malik's&nbsp;raw pace made people take notice of the Kashmir speedster. Sunrisers&nbsp;Hyderabad retained Malik&nbsp;ahead of Bhuvneshwar&nbsp;Pukar&nbsp;for a sum of&nbsp;₹4 crores,&nbsp;which is a 3900% increase from his previous price of&nbsp;₹10 lakh.
Ruturaj&nbsp;Gaikwad
Two back-to-back brilliant IPL&nbsp;seasons for Ruturaj&nbsp;Gaikwad&nbsp;were enough for the Chennai Super Kings to retain&nbsp;the opening batter for&nbsp;₹6 crores. He was previously sold for a price of&nbsp;₹20 lakh, which makes it an increase of 2900%.
Abdul Samad
Abdul Samad&nbsp;was another Kashmir lad retained by&nbsp;SRH&nbsp;for&nbsp;₹4 crores. He got a 1900% increase in his earnings when compared to his previous price of&nbsp;₹20 lakh.
Arshdeep Singh
Arshdeep&nbsp;Singh was one of the only 2 players retained by the Punjab Kings for&nbsp;₹4 crores.&nbsp;He was previously sold for a price of&nbsp;₹20 lakh, which makes it an increase of 1900%.

As the 8 IPL&nbsp;franchises retained a total of 27 players in the retention process, few youngsters got a whopping increase in their earnings. Let's take a look at the top 5 of those players

The <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/ipl">IPL</a>&nbsp;trophy has a message inscribed&nbsp;in Sanskrit which translates to 'where talent meets opportunity'. True to its tagline, IPL&nbsp;produces several young stars every season and some of them grab the opportunity with both hands.
As the 8 IPL&nbsp;franchises retained a total of 27 players in the retention process, few youngsters got a whopping increase in their earnings. Let's take a look at the top 5 of those players.
Venkatesh&nbsp;Iyer
Venkatesh&nbsp;Iyer&nbsp;burst on the IPL&nbsp;stage in the UAE&nbsp;leg of the 2021 season and proved to be one of the biggest reasons for KKR&nbsp;reaching the final. He even made his India T20 debut soon after.&nbsp;KKR&nbsp;retained Iyer&nbsp;for&nbsp;₹8 crores, which is a 3900% increase from his previous price of&nbsp;₹20 lakh.
Umran&nbsp;Malik
He might have played just 3 games in IPL&nbsp;2021, but Umran&nbsp;Malik's&nbsp;raw pace made people take notice of the Kashmir speedster. Sunrisers&nbsp;Hyderabad retained Malik&nbsp;ahead of Bhuvneshwar&nbsp;Pukar&nbsp;for a sum of&nbsp;₹4 crores,&nbsp;which is a 3900% increase from his previous price of&nbsp;₹10 lakh.
Ruturaj&nbsp;Gaikwad
Two back-to-back brilliant IPL&nbsp;seasons for Ruturaj&nbsp;Gaikwad&nbsp;were enough for the Chennai Super Kings to retain&nbsp;the opening batter for&nbsp;₹6 crores. He was previously sold for a price of&nbsp;₹20 lakh, which makes it an increase of 2900%.
Abdul Samad
Abdul Samad&nbsp;was another Kashmir lad retained by&nbsp;SRH&nbsp;for&nbsp;₹4 crores. He got a 1900% increase in his earnings when compared to his previous price of&nbsp;₹20 lakh.
Arshdeep Singh
Arshdeep&nbsp;Singh was one of the only 2 players retained by the Punjab Kings for&nbsp;₹4 crores.&nbsp;He was previously sold for a price of&nbsp;₹20 lakh, which makes it an increase of 1900%.
Also read:&nbsp;<a title="IPL retention: List of top Indian and overseas players released by 8 IPL franchises" href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/ipl/ipl-retention-list-of-top-indian-and-overseas-players-released-by-8-ipl-franchises-1638350620019" target="_blank">IPL retention: List of top Indian and overseas players released by 8 IPL franchises</a>

The 8 IPL franchises announced their lists of retained players on Tuesday. While there were obvious retentions, the list had some surprise exclusions as well.

IPL retention 2022 list announced, check out the entire list of 27 players here

IPL retention list announced, check out the entire list of 27 players here

The 8 IPL&nbsp;franchises announced their lists of retained players on Tuesday. While there were obvious retentions, the list had some surprise exclusions as well.
((RCB&nbsp;GFX&nbsp;IN))
The Royal Challengers Bangalore&nbsp;retained 3 players. Virat Kohli for ₹15 crores, Glenn Maxwell for ₹11 crores and Md Siraj for ₹7 crores. Virat&nbsp;took&nbsp;a pay cut from&nbsp;₹17 crores&nbsp;to ₹15 crores. RCB&nbsp;has a remaining purse of&nbsp;₹57 crores.
((MI GFX&nbsp;IN))
5-time champions Mumbai Indians retained&nbsp;Rohit Sharma&nbsp;for ₹16 cr, Jasprit Bumrah&nbsp;for ₹12 cr, Suryakumar Yadav&nbsp;for ₹8 cr and Kieron Pollard ₹6 cr. Hardik Pandya and Ishan Kishan were the surprise exclusions. MI has 48 crores&nbsp;left in their purse.
((PBKS&nbsp;GFX&nbsp;IN))
Punjab Kings retained only 2 players,&nbsp;Mayank Agarwal for ₹12&nbsp;crores and Arshdeep Singh ₹4 crores. Skipper KL Rahul&nbsp;was&nbsp;released as he wanted to go into the mega auction. Punjab are left with ₹72 crores&nbsp;in their purse.
((SRH&nbsp;GFX&nbsp;IN))
Sunrisers Hyderabad retained 3 players, Kane Williamson for ₹14 crores, Abdul Samad&nbsp;and Umran&nbsp;Malik&nbsp;for ₹4 crores&nbsp;each. Interestingly, SRH&nbsp;let go of&nbsp;Rashid Khan, who wanted to be in the auction. Their remaining purse is&nbsp;₹69 crores.
((CSK&nbsp;GFX&nbsp;IN))
Chennai Super Kings announced 4 retentions. Ravindra Jadeja&nbsp;for ₹16 crores, MS Dhoni&nbsp;for ₹12 crores, Moeen Ali for ₹8 crores and&nbsp;Ruturaj Gaikwad&nbsp;₹6 crores. CSK&nbsp;let go of long-time servant Suresh Raina and&nbsp;have a remaining purse of&nbsp;₹48 crores.&nbsp;
((DC GFX&nbsp;IN))
Delhi Capitals retained 4 players. Rishabh Pant for ₹16 crores, Axar Patel for ₹9 crores, Prithvi Shaw for ₹7.5 crores and&nbsp;Anrich Nortje&nbsp;for ₹6.5 crores. Notably, DC let go of some big names including Shikhar&nbsp;Dhawan, Shreyas Iyer, Kagiso&nbsp;Rabada and Ravichandran&nbsp;Ashwin. They have a remaining purse of&nbsp;₹47.5 crores.
((KKR GFX&nbsp;IN))
KKR retained 4 players. Andre Russell for ₹12 crores, Varun Chakravarthy&nbsp;for ₹8 crores, Venkatesh Iyer&nbsp;for ₹8 crores and&nbsp;Sunil Narine&nbsp;₹6 crores. Kolkata Knight Riders let go of&nbsp;Shubman Gill.
((RR GFX&nbsp;IN))
Rajasthan Royals retained 3 players. Sanju Samson for ₹14 crores, Jos Buttler&nbsp;for ₹10 crores and&nbsp;Yashasvi Jaiswal&nbsp;for ₹4 crores. Notable exclusions were Ben Stokes and Jofra Archer. They have a remaining purse of&nbsp;₹62 crores.
((GFX OUT))

IPL retention 2022: The 8 IPL&nbsp;franchises announced their lists of retained players on Tuesday. While there were obvious retentions, the list had some surprise exclusions as well.

The 8 <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/ipl">IPL</a>&nbsp;franchises announced their lists of retained players on Tuesday. While there were obvious retentions, the list had some surprise exclusions as well.
<h3>RCB retained players</h3>
The Royal Challengers Bangalore&nbsp;retained 3 players. Virat Kohli for ₹15 crores, Glenn Maxwell for ₹11 crores and Md Siraj for ₹7 crores. Virat&nbsp;took&nbsp;a pay cut from&nbsp;₹17 crores&nbsp;to ₹15 crores. RCB&nbsp;has a remaining purse of&nbsp;₹57 crores.
<h3>Mumbai&nbsp;Indians retained players</h3>
5-time champions Mumbai Indians retained&nbsp;Rohit Sharma&nbsp;for ₹16 cr, Jasprit Bumrah&nbsp;for ₹12 cr, Suryakumar Yadav&nbsp;for ₹8 cr and Kieron Pollard ₹6 cr. Hardik Pandya and Ishan Kishan were the surprise exclusions. MI has 48 crores&nbsp;left in their purse.
<h3>Punjab Kings&nbsp;retained players</h3>
Punjab Kings retained only 2 players,&nbsp;Mayank Agarwal for ₹12&nbsp;crores and Arshdeep Singh ₹4 crores. Skipper KL Rahul&nbsp;was&nbsp;released as he wanted to go into the mega auction. Punjab are left with ₹72 crores&nbsp;in their purse.
<h3>SRH retained players</h3>
Sunrisers Hyderabad retained 3 players, Kane Williamson for ₹14 crores, Abdul Samad&nbsp;and Umran&nbsp;Malik&nbsp;for ₹4 crores&nbsp;each. Interestingly, SRH&nbsp;let go of&nbsp;Rashid Khan, who wanted to be in the auction. Their remaining purse is&nbsp;₹69 crores.
<h3>CSK&nbsp;retained players</h3>
Chennai Super Kings announced 4 retentions. Ravindra Jadeja&nbsp;for ₹16 crores, MS Dhoni&nbsp;for ₹12 crores, Moeen Ali for ₹8 crores and&nbsp;Ruturaj Gaikwad&nbsp;₹6 crores. CSK&nbsp;let go of long-time servant Suresh Raina and&nbsp;have a remaining purse of&nbsp;₹48 crores.&nbsp;
<h3>Delhi Capitals&nbsp;retained players&nbsp;</h3>
Delhi Capitals retained 4 players. Rishabh Pant for ₹16 crores, Axar Patel for ₹9 crores, Prithvi Shaw for ₹7.5 crores and&nbsp;Anrich Nortje&nbsp;for ₹6.5 crores. Notably, DC let go of some big names including Shikhar&nbsp;Dhawan, Shreyas Iyer, Kagiso&nbsp;Rabada and Ravichandran&nbsp;Ashwin. They have a remaining purse of&nbsp;₹47.5 crores.
<h3>KKR&nbsp;retained players</h3>
KKR retained 4 players. Andre Russell for ₹12 crores, Varun Chakravarthy&nbsp;for ₹8 crores, Venkatesh Iyer&nbsp;for ₹8 crores and&nbsp;Sunil Narine&nbsp;₹6 crores. Kolkata Knight Riders let go of&nbsp;Shubman Gill.
<h3>Rajasthan Royals retained players</h3>
Rajasthan Royals retained 3 players. Sanju Samson for ₹14 crores, Jos Buttler&nbsp;for ₹10 crores and&nbsp;Yashasvi Jaiswal&nbsp;for ₹4 crores. Notable exclusions were Ben Stokes and Jofra Archer. They have a remaining purse of&nbsp;₹62 crores.

Delhi Capitals are likely to retain Rishabh Pant, Anrich Nortje, Prithvi Shaw and Axar Patel ahead of IPL 2022 mega auction, tentatively scheduled to take place in January.
According to a report in ESPNcricinfo, Shreyas Iyer doesn't want to stay in Delhi Capitals set up as the franchisee wants to keep Rishabh Pant in the leadership role.
Notably, Iyer lost his captaincy after missing the first leg of IPL 2021 due to shoulder injury. Delhi Capitals management decided to remain with Pant captaincy even after Shreyas' return in the UAE leg.
With two new teams coming into the IPL fold from next season, Shreyas Iyer is likely to be picked by atleast five franchisees in the auction, according to media reports.
Shreyas Iyer took over Delhi's captaincy midway during IPL 2018. He led the Capitals to finals for the first time in IPL 2020.

Delhi Capitals unlikely to retain Shreyas Iyer ahead of IPL 2022 auction: Reports

Delhi Capitals are likely to retain Rishabh Pant, Anrich Nortje, Prithvi Shaw and Axar Patel ahead of IPL 2022 mega auction, tentatively scheduled to take place in January.

Delhi Capitals are likely to retain Rishabh Pant, Anrich Nortje, Prithvi Shaw and Axar Patel ahead of IPL 2022 mega auction, tentatively scheduled to take place in January.
According to a report in ESPNcricinfo, Shreyas Iyer doesn't want to stay in Delhi Capitals set up as the franchisee wants to keep Rishabh Pant in the leadership role. Notably, Iyer lost his captaincy after missing the first leg of IPL 2021 due to a shoulder injury. Delhi Capitals management decided to retain Pant as their skipper despite&nbsp;Shreyas' return in the UAE leg. With two new teams coming into the IPL fold from next season, Shreyas Iyer is likely to be picked by at least&nbsp;five franchises in the auction, according to media reports.
Shreyas Iyer took over Delhi's captaincy midway during IPL 2018 and led the Capitals to finals for the first time in IPL 2020.

Shreyas Iyer doesn't want to stay in Delhi Capitals set up as the franchisee would keep Rishabh Pant in the leadership role

Delhi Capitals are likely to retain Rishabh Pant, Anrich Nortje, Prithvi Shaw and Axar Patel ahead of <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/ipl">IPL 2022</a> mega auction, tentatively scheduled to take place in January.
According to a report in ESPNcricinfo, Shreyas Iyer doesn't want to stay in Delhi Capitals set up as the franchisee wants to keep Rishabh Pant in the leadership role.
Also read |&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/rajasthan-royals-to-retain-sanju-samson-for-ipl-2022-reports-1637923919917" target="_blank">Rajasthan Royals to retain Sanju Samson for IPL 2022</a>
Notably, Iyer lost his captaincy after missing the first leg of IPL 2021 due to a shoulder injury. Delhi Capitals management decided to retain Pant as their skipper despite&nbsp;Shreyas' return in the UAE leg. With two new teams coming into the IPL fold from next season, Shreyas Iyer is likely to be picked by at least&nbsp;five franchises in the auction, according to media reports.
Shreyas Iyer took over Delhi's captaincy midway during IPL 2018 and led the Capitals to finals for the first time in IPL 2020.

The preparation for IPL 2022 mega auction is already on and the speculations over the players' retention are doing the rounds. According to an Indian Express report, Chennai Super Kings are expected to retain MS Dhoni, opener Ruturaj Gaikwad and all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja ahead of IPL 2022 mega auction.
It won't come as a surprise if CSK retain their captain MS Dhoni, who also put the speculation over his retirement to an end recently.
Also read: MS Dhoni drops a major hint about his future plans with CSK
Meanwhile, Gaikwad's retention looks certain given the Maharashtra batter guided CSK to the fourth IPL title. Ruturaj scored 635 runs in IPL 2021 with an average of 46.61, including seven fifties and one hundred.
The Indian Premier league is going to be a 10-team affair from the next season and as per BCCI rules, each team is allowed to retain a maximum of four players.
The IPL 2022 mega auction is tentatively scheduled to place in the month of January.

CSK likely to retain Dhoni, Gaikwad and Jadeja ahead of IPL 2022 mega auction: Reports

Chennai Super Kings are expected to retain MS Dhoni, opener Ruturaj Gaikwad and all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja ahead of IPL 2022 mega auction

The preparation for IPL 2022 mega auction is already on and the speculations over the players' retention are doing the rounds. According to an Indian Express report, Chennai Super Kings are expected to retain MS Dhoni, opener Ruturaj Gaikwad and all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja ahead of IPL 2022 mega auction.
It won't come as a surprise if CSK retain their captain MS Dhoni, who also put the speculation over his retirement to an end recently.
Meanwhile, Gaikwad's retention looks certain given the Maharashtra batter guided CSK to the fourth IPL title. Ruturaj scored 635 runs in IPL 2021 with an average of 46.61, including seven fifties and one hundred.
The Indian Premier league is going to be a 10-team affair from the next season and as per BCCI rules, each team is allowed to retain a maximum of four players.
The IPL 2022 mega auction is tentatively scheduled to place in the month of January.

Gaikwad's retention looks certain given the Maharashtra batter guided CSK to a fourth title by scoring&nbsp;635 runs in IPL 2021 with an average of 46.61

The preparation for <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/ipl">IPL 2022</a> mega auction is already on and the speculations over the players' retention are doing the rounds. According to an Indian Express report, Chennai Super Kings are expected to retain MS Dhoni, opener Ruturaj Gaikwad and all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja ahead of IPL 2022 mega auction.
It won't come as a surprise if CSK retain their captain MS Dhoni, who also put the speculation over his retirement to an end recently.
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ipl-2021-ms-dhoni-drops-a-major-hint-about-his-future-plans-with-csk-1633452621220" target="_blank">MS Dhoni drops a major hint about his future plans with CSK</a>
Meanwhile, Gaikwad's retention looks certain given the Maharashtra batter guided CSK to the fourth IPL title. Ruturaj scored 635 runs in IPL 2021 with an average of 46.61, including seven fifties and one hundred.
The Indian Premier league is going to be a 10-team affair from the next season and as per BCCI rules, each team is allowed to retain a maximum of four players.
The IPL 2022 mega auction is tentatively scheduled to place in the month of January.

Shane Warne wrote that Staggering amounts of money for each team shows why cricket has become the 2nd most popular & biggest sport on the planet

IPL teams auction: Big money for new teams show cricket is 2nd most popular sport says Shane Warne

Congratulating the 2 new IPL franchise owners and BCCI, Shane Warne wrote that Staggering amounts of money for each team shows why cricket has become the 2nd most popular & biggest sport on the planet

Former Australia spinner Shane Warne congratulated the 2 new IPL&nbsp;franchise&nbsp;owners that is RPSG, Sanjiv&nbsp;Goenka&nbsp;Group and CVC&nbsp;Capital, and BCCI&nbsp;president Sourav&nbsp;Ganguly.
Staggering amounts of money for each team shows why cricket has become the 2nd most popular &amp; biggest sport on the planet, Warne&nbsp;wrote in his Tweet.
On Monday, the BCCI announced the successful bidders for the new IPL&nbsp;teams. Both teams will start featuring in the league from the 2022 season. The board further said that there will be 74 matches in total&nbsp;and each team will play 7 home games and as many away games.

Congratulating the 2 new IPL franchise owners and BCCI, Shane Warne wrote that Staggering amounts of money for each team shows why cricket has become the 2nd most popular &amp; biggest sport on the planet

Former Australia spinner Shane Warne congratulated the 2 new IPL&nbsp;franchise&nbsp;owners that is RPSG, Sanjiv&nbsp;Goenka&nbsp;Group and CVC&nbsp;Capital, and BCCI&nbsp;president Sourav&nbsp;Ganguly.
Staggering amounts of money for each team shows why cricket has become the 2nd most popular &amp; biggest sport on the planet, Warne&nbsp;wrote in his Tweet.
On Monday, the BCCI announced the successful bidders for the new IPL&nbsp;teams. Both teams will start featuring in the league from the 2022 season. The board further said that there will be 74 matches in total&nbsp;and each team will play 7 home games and as many away games.
Also read:&nbsp;<a title="Two new IPL teams confirmed, RPSG &amp; CVC Capital win the bidding process" href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/rpsg-cvc-capital-have-bagged-the-two-new-ipl-teams-1635172369957" target="_blank">Two new IPL teams confirmed, RPSG &amp; CVC Capital win the bidding process</a>

2 new IPL teams: Sanjiv Goenka-owned RPSG group claims the Lucknow franchise. CVC Capital bags the Ahmedabad franchise.

Two new IPL teams confirmed, RPSG & CVC Capital win the bidding process

2 new IPL teams: Sanjiv Goenka-owned RPSG group claims the Lucknow franchise with a bid of ₹7090 crore. CVC Capital, an international investment firm, bags the Ahmedabad franchise with a bid of ₹5625 crore

The bidding process for 2 new IPL teams finally ended Monday night and&nbsp;Sanjiv Goenka-owned RPSG group claimed the Lucknow franchise with a bid of&nbsp;₹7090 crore.&nbsp;CVC Capital, an international investment firm, bagged the Ahmedabad franchise with a bid of&nbsp;₹5625 crore&nbsp;as per BCCI's&nbsp;annoucement.&nbsp;
Both parties&nbsp;put Ahmedabad &amp; Lucknow as their priorities but RP-SG&nbsp;got first choice as they were the highest bidder.&nbsp;The bidding process happened&nbsp;in Dubai and 22 companies picked up tender document worth&nbsp;₹10 lakh.&nbsp;But with base price for new teams pegged at&nbsp;₹2,000 crore, there were only ten serious bidders in fray &amp; 9 eventually qualified on technical grounds.
BITE: SOURAV&nbsp;GANGULY, BCCI&nbsp;President
"We're extremely happy that Indian cricket is growing forward. That is what is important for us. We look at Indian cricket and that's what our job is. The more Indian cricket prosperous, the better it is."

2 new IPL&nbsp;Teams: Sanjiv Goenka-owned RPSG group claims the Lucknow franchise with a bid of&nbsp;₹7090 crore.&nbsp;CVC Capital, an international investment firm, bags the Ahmedabad franchise with a bid of&nbsp;₹5625 crore

The bidding process for <a href="https://www.editorji.com/business-news/2-new-ipl-teams-record-valuations-go-up-on-the-scoreboard-1635217774878" target="_blank">2 new IPL teams</a> finally ended Monday night and&nbsp;Sanjiv Goenka-owned RPSG group claimed the Lucknow franchise with a bid of&nbsp;₹7090 crore.&nbsp;CVC Capital, an international investment firm, bagged the Ahmedabad franchise with a bid of&nbsp;₹5625 crore&nbsp;as per BCCI's&nbsp;annoucement.&nbsp;
Both parties&nbsp;put Ahmedabad &amp; Lucknow as their priorities but RP-SG&nbsp;got first choice as they were the highest bidder.&nbsp;The bidding process happened&nbsp;in Dubai and 22 companies picked up tender document worth&nbsp;₹10 lakh.&nbsp;But with base price for new teams pegged at&nbsp;₹2,000 crore, there were only ten serious bidders in fray &amp; 9 eventually qualified on technical grounds.
Speaking about the development, BCCI&nbsp;president <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/i-was-surprised-sourav-ganguly-on-virat-kohli-s-decision-to-give-up-t20-captaincy-1634970677271" target="_blank">Sourav&nbsp;Ganguly</a>&nbsp;said that they are&nbsp;extremely happy that Indian cricket is growing forward.
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The BCCI has reportedly told the IPL franchise owners that they can retain up to 3 Indian players and 2 overseas players with the overall count not crossing 4

IPL franchises allowed to retain 4 players ahead of the mega auction: Report

According to a report in Cricbuzz, the BCCI has told the IPL franchise owners that they can retain up to 3 Indian players and 2 overseas players with the overall count not crossing 4

If reports in Cricbuzz are to be believed, the BCCI&nbsp;has told the IPL franchise owners that they can retain up to three Indian players and two overseas players with the overall count for retained players not crossing four.
The report added that it's&nbsp;unlikely that the existing franchises will be allowed to use Right to Match card&nbsp;at the mega auction. Any franchise that opts to retain four players will have to spend 35-40 percent of its money from the overall purse which is said to be 90 crore for each franchise for next year. The two new franchises may be allowed to pick 2 to 3 players from outside the auction.
Formal announcement on the retention rule is likely to&nbsp;be made after the two new franchises are brought on board. The sale of the two new teams is expected to take place on October 25 in Dubai.

According to a report in Cricbuzz, the BCCI&nbsp;has told the IPL franchise owners that they can retain up to 3 Indian players and 2 overseas players with the overall count not crossing 4

If reports in Cricbuzz are to be believed, the BCCI&nbsp;has told the IPL franchise owners that they can retain up to three Indian players and two overseas players with the overall count for retained players not crossing four.
The report added that it's&nbsp;unlikely that the existing franchises will be allowed to use Right to Match card&nbsp;at the mega auction. Any franchise that opts to retain four players will have to spend 35-40 percent of its money from the overall purse which is said to be 90 crore for each franchise for next year. The two new franchises may be allowed to pick 2 to 3 players from outside the auction.
Formal announcement on the retention rule is likely to&nbsp;be made after the two new franchises are brought on board. The sale of the two new teams is expected to take place on October 25 in Dubai.
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A CSK official confirms the team's plans to retain its captain, MS Dhoni, despite being unaware of the retention policies for IPL 2022.

CSK to use a retention card for MS Dhoni in IPL mega auction: report

IPL&nbsp;2021 may have just got over, but the franchises have already started to plan for the upcoming mega auction for the next season. For&nbsp;Chennai Super Kings (CSK), MS Dhoni&nbsp;will be the first player they retain once they get clarity over the rules. In a recent development, a CSK official told Sports Tak that the team will use its first retention card for its captain MS Dhoni.&nbsp;Which team or franchise would not want to retain a man like Dhoni, the official added.
2 new teams will be added in the IPL&nbsp;from the 2022 season and the retention rules will be updated. Responding to that, the official said that as of now he can only say that CSK will go for Dhoni. The rest they will see and go by the rules set by the BCCI.&nbsp;After CSK&nbsp;lifted its 4th IPL&nbsp;title,&nbsp;MSD&nbsp;gave a hint about his future saying that he hadn&rsquo;t yet left behind a legacy.&nbsp;

A CSK&nbsp;official has confirmed the team's plans to retain its captain, MS Dhoni,&nbsp;despite being unaware of the retention policies for IPL&nbsp;2022.

IPL&nbsp;2021 may have just got over, but the franchises have already started to plan for the upcoming mega auction for the next season. For&nbsp;Chennai Super Kings (CSK), MS Dhoni&nbsp;will be the first player they retain once they get clarity over the rules. In a recent development, a CSK official told Sports Tak that the team will use its first retention card for its captain MS Dhoni.&nbsp;Which team or franchise would not want to retain a man like Dhoni, the official added.
2 new teams will be added in the IPL&nbsp;from the 2022 season and the retention rules will be updated. Responding to that, the official said that as of now he can only say that CSK will go for Dhoni. The rest they will see and go by the rules set by the BCCI.&nbsp;After CSK&nbsp;lifted its 4th IPL&nbsp;title,&nbsp;MSD&nbsp;gave a hint about his future saying that he hadn&rsquo;t yet left behind a legacy.&nbsp;
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As BCCI&nbsp;prepares to auction two new teams in the Indian Premier League, the market &amp; experts are already predicting that the bidding wars will soon take the price of the new franchises way above the minimum bid set at Rs 2000 crore. Punjab Kings owner Ness Wadia&nbsp;feels that the business houses aiming to get new teams will try and out-bid each other and as a result the price might go up by 50-100%.&nbsp;
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Speaking to PTI, Wadia&nbsp;said&nbsp;&ldquo;The minimum base price is Rs 2000 crore at the moment, it will go for quite a lot more. Based on my little experience and knowledge of the IPL, 2000 is very conservative and I wouldn&rsquo;t be surprised if it went up a minimum of 50 to 100 per cent more than that. I would expect at least Rs 3000 crore plus."
Wadia&nbsp;added that everyone&nbsp;wants to be part of the IPL&nbsp;family and the addition of the two new teams will be good for the competition, BCCI, broadcasters and also the existing teams.&nbsp;
Going by the existing busines&nbsp;models, Wadia&nbsp;feels that the new teams might also invest in other T20 franchises. Currently, 3 teams from IPL&nbsp;Punjab Kings, Kolkata Knight Riders and Rajasthan&nbsp;Royals own franchises in Caribbean&nbsp;Premier League.&nbsp;

IPL 2021: Punjab owner Ness Wadia predicts massive bidding wars for new teams

BCCI is planning to add 2 more teams to the Indian Premier League and the current team owners are very excited. Tap for details 

As BCCI&nbsp;prepares to auction two new teams in the Indian Premier League, the market &amp; experts are already predicting that the bidding wars will soon take the price of the new franchises way above the minimum bid set at Rs 2000 crore. Punjab Kings owner Ness Wadia&nbsp;feels that the business houses aiming to get new teams will try and out-bid each other and as a result the price might go up by 50-100%.&nbsp;
Speaking to PTI, Wadia&nbsp;said&nbsp;&ldquo;The minimum base price is Rs 2000 crore at the moment, it will go for quite a lot more. Based on my little experience and knowledge of the IPL, 2000 is very conservative and I wouldn&rsquo;t be surprised if it went up a minimum of 50 to 100 per cent more than that. I would expect at least Rs 3000 crore plus."
Wadia&nbsp;added that everyone&nbsp;wants to be part of the IPL&nbsp;family and the addition of the two new teams will be good for the competition, BCCI, broadcasters and also the existing teams.&nbsp;
Going by the existing busines&nbsp;models, Wadia&nbsp;feels that the new teams might also invest in other T20 franchises. Currently, 3 teams from IPL&nbsp;Punjab Kings, Kolkata Knight Riders and Rajasthan&nbsp;Royals own franchises in Caribbean&nbsp;Premier League.&nbsp;

&ldquo;The minimum base price is Rs 2000 crore at the moment, it will go for quite a lot more. Based on my little experience and knowledge of the IPL, 2000 is very conservative..." feels Ness&nbsp;Wadia&nbsp;as he expects massive bidding wars&nbsp;

As BCCI&nbsp;prepares to auction two new teams in the Indian Premier League, the market &amp; experts are already predicting that the bidding wars will soon take the price of the new franchises way above the minimum bid set at Rs 2000 crore. Punjab Kings owner Ness Wadia&nbsp;feels that the business houses aiming to get new teams will try and out-bid each other and as a result the price might go up by 50-100%.&nbsp;
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Speaking to PTI, Wadia&nbsp;said&nbsp;&ldquo;The minimum base price is Rs 2000 crore at the moment, it will go for quite a lot more. Based on my little experience and knowledge of the IPL, 2000 is very conservative and I wouldn&rsquo;t be surprised if it went up a minimum of 50 to 100 per cent more than that. I would expect at least Rs 3000 crore plus."
Wadia&nbsp;added that everyone&nbsp;wants to be part of the IPL&nbsp;family and the addition of the two new teams will be good for the competition, BCCI, broadcasters and also the existing teams.&nbsp;
Going by the existing busines&nbsp;models, Wadia&nbsp;feels that the new teams might also invest in other T20 franchises. Currently, 3 teams from IPL&nbsp;Punjab Kings, Kolkata Knight Riders and Rajasthan&nbsp;Royals own franchises in Caribbean&nbsp;Premier League.&nbsp;

Arjun Tendulkar, who was yet to make his debut for the Mumbai Indians, has been ruled out of the remaining IPL 2021 due to an injury

IPL 2021: MI's Arjun Tendulkar ruled out of the remaining season

Arjun Tendulkar, who was yet to make his debut for the Mumbai Indians, has been ruled out of the remaining IPL 2021 due to an injury.

Mumbai&nbsp;Indians announced on Wednesday that&nbsp;Arjun Tendulkar has been ruled out of the remaining&nbsp;IPL 2021 due to an injury. The 5-time champions have announced Simranjeet&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;as a replacement for the left-arm pacer Arjun. Simranjeet&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;has already started training with the squad after completing the mandatory isolation period as per the IPL guidelines.
Arjun&nbsp;was bought by Mumbai Indians in the last auction at his base price but was yet to make his debut for the Rohit Sharma-led franchise.

Arjun Tendulkar, who was yet to make his debut for the Mumbai Indians, has been ruled out of the remaining IPL 2021 due to an injury

Mumbai&nbsp;Indians announced on Wednesday that&nbsp;Arjun Tendulkar has been ruled out of the remaining&nbsp;IPL 2021 due to an injury. The 5-time champions have announced Simranjeet&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;as a replacement for the left-arm pacer Arjun. Simranjeet&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;has already started training with the squad after completing the mandatory isolation period as per the IPL guidelines.
Arjun&nbsp;was bought by Mumbai Indians in the last auction at his base price but was yet to make his debut for the Rohit Sharma-led franchise.
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The BCCI is planning to have an e-bidding for the two new IPL&nbsp;teams on October 17 and the bids to buy the sides can be made till October 5.&nbsp;
On August 31, the IPL Governing Council invited bids to acquire the right to own and operate 1 of the 2 new teams proposed to be introduced to take part in the Indian Premier League from the IPL 2022 season, through a tender process.&nbsp;Among the venues where the teams could be based include Ahmedabad, Lucknow and Pune.
The Adani group and&nbsp;RPG Sanjeev Goenka group are two of the few business houses who have shown active interest.
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New IPL teams coming, BCCI likely to hold auction on October 17

The IPL Governing Council had invited bids to acquire the right to own and operate 1 of the 2 new teams proposed to be introduced from the IPL 2022 season

BCCI planning to have the auction for two new IPL teams on October 17

The BCCI is planning to have an e-bidding for the two new IPL&nbsp;teams on October 17 and the bids to buy the sides can be made till October 5.&nbsp;
On August 31, the IPL Governing Council invited bids to acquire the right to own and operate 1 of the 2 new teams proposed to be introduced to take part in the Indian Premier League from the IPL 2022 season, through a tender process.&nbsp;Among the venues where the teams could be based include Ahmedabad, Lucknow and Pune.
The Adani group and&nbsp;RPG Sanjeev Goenka group are two of the few business houses who have shown active interest.&nbsp;

<ul>
<li>Bids to buy the sides can be made till October 5: BCCI&nbsp;sources</li>
<li>IPL&nbsp;Governing Council invited bids to acquire the team rights in August</li>
<li>Few business houses including the&nbsp;Adani group have shown interest</li>
</ul>

The BCCI is planning to have an e-bidding for the two new IPL&nbsp;teams on October 17 and the bids to buy the sides can be made till October 5.&nbsp;
On August 31, the IPL Governing Council invited bids to acquire the right to own and operate 1 of the 2 new teams proposed to be introduced to take part in the Indian Premier League from the IPL 2022 season, through a tender process.&nbsp;Among the venues where the teams could be based include Ahmedabad, Lucknow and Pune.
The Adani group and&nbsp;RPG Sanjeev Goenka group are two of the few business houses who have shown active interest.
Also read:&nbsp;<a title="Unfortunate that we ended up in IPL early: Kohli upon reaching UAE" href="https://www.editorji.com/story/unfortunate-that-we-ended-up-in-ipl-early-kohli-upon-reaching-uae-1631596208127" target="_blank">Unfortunate that we ended up in IPL early: Kohli upon reaching UAE</a>

BCCI&nbsp;has finalised its plans for the next edition of the Indian Premier League as they plan to expand the domestic T20 competition. According to a report in the Times of India, BCCI&nbsp;is on the verge of floating tender documents soon and the new teams will be finalised by October this year. There is a Mega Auction in the plan for December 2021 which will help the 2-new teams to get some big stars. Player retention rules &amp; salary caps are also going to change as the IPL&nbsp;Governing Council is likely to allow every franchise to return 3 Indian and 1 overseas star. Salary caps and purses for each team will be increased as well. With 10 teams, IPL&nbsp;from next season is all set to have 90 games as BCCI&nbsp;is also keen to rake in a higher sum of money with the broadcast rights also up for grabs from 2022.&nbsp;

BCCI draws plans for IPL Mega Auction, retention and new teams

Reports: BCCI&nbsp;is on the verge of floating tender documents soon and 2 new IPL&nbsp;franchises will be finalised by October this year

BCCI&nbsp;has finalised its plans for the next edition of the Indian Premier League as they plan to expand the domestic T20 competition. According to a report in the Times of India, BCCI&nbsp;is on the verge of floating tender documents soon and the new teams will be finalised by October this year. There is a Mega Auction in the plan for December 2021 which will help the 2-new teams to get some big stars. Player retention rules &amp; salary caps are also going to change as the IPL&nbsp;Governing Council is likely to allow every franchise to retain 3 Indian and 1 overseas star. Salary caps and purses for each team will be increased as well. With 10 teams, IPL&nbsp;from next season is all set to have 90 games as BCCI&nbsp;is also keen to rake in a higher sum of money with the broadcast rights also up for grabs from 2022.&nbsp;

<ul>
<li>Mega Auction is scheduled for Dec this year&nbsp;before IPL&nbsp;2022</li>
<li>BCCI&nbsp;planning to add 2 more teams to the IPL&nbsp;from next year</li>
<li>New player retention rules could also come into the picture with higher salary caps</li>
</ul>

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