“As an Indian player coming into the IPL, if six-hitting is your strength, then half the battle is already won,” Ambati Rayudu says
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Varun slows it down to keep his, and KKR’s, comeback on track
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Salt returns home for scans after being sidelined with injured finger
RCB are expecting Phil Salt to rejoin them for some part of IPL 2026, with Jacob Bethell likely to get an extended run in the meantime
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Six-hitting ability means ‘half the battle is already won’ for Shedge, says Rayudu
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‘Life is like a rollercoaster’, but Babar proves he’s still got it
“I have a firm belief that you get what is destined for you,” Babar Azam says after playing a big role in Peshawar Zalmi’s PSL 2026 triumph
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Rabada rises to No. 3 on Purple Cap table; Abhishek takes back Orange Cap
It was a bad day for many of the top run-getters in IPL 2026, with the two games on Sunday producing low-scoring contests
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‘Took the wind out of our sails’ – Gillespie proud but disappointed after Kingsmen lose final
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Hardie owns big stage to help Zalmi lift second PSL title
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