The Decision Review System (DRS) is a technology-based system that allows players to challenge on-field umpiring decisions in international cricket. Introduced by the ICC in 2008, DRS uses multiple technologies to verify whether an umpire’s call was correct. It has become a crucial part of modern cricket, reducing umpiring errors and adding a strategic layer
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Rohit Sharma holds the record for most hundreds in T20I cricket for India with 5 centuries in 159 matches. He retired from T20 internationals after leading India to the T20 World Cup 2024 title, leaving behind an unmatched legacy in the format. Suryakumar Yadav follows with 4 centuries, while Sanju Samson has 3 to his
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The Indian Premier League showcases the most explosive batting in world cricket. While bowlers strategize to contain runs, some batsmen have turned single overs into nightmares for bowlers. Here are the top 5 batsmen who scored the most runs in a single over in IPL history. Summary Table: Most Runs in a Single Over (IPL)
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Mumbai Indians’ 146-run demolition of Delhi Daredevils in 2017 remains the highest winning margin by runs in IPL history. For wicket-based victories, 15 teams have won by 10 wickets across IPL history, with Sunrisers Hyderabad’s 2024 chase of 166 in just 9.4 overs against Lucknow Super Giants being the most recent. Since 2008, the IPL
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The IPL auction is a live bidding event in which franchises compete to acquire players within a fixed budget. Teams raise paddles, prices escalate, and in minutes, a cricketer’s fortune changes forever. It’s essentially cricket meets Wall Street, with plenty of drama thrown in. The BCCI organizes this annual spectacle, allowing ten franchises to build
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Mumbai Indians and Chennai Super Kings share the record for the most IPL titles, with five championships each. Kolkata Knight Riders follow closely with three trophies to their name. Since 2008, these three franchises have dominated the Indian Premier League, combining tactical brilliance with star-studded squads. Together, MI, CSK, and KKR account for 13 of
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Yuzvendra Chahal holds the record for most wickets in IPL history by an Indian bowler with 224 wickets in 176 matches as of IPL 2026. The Punjab Kings leg-spinner became the first bowler in IPL history to cross the 200-wicket milestone in April 2024. He surpassed Dwayne Bravo (183 wickets) during IPL 2023 at Eden
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What began as a bold experiment in franchise cricket in 2008 has grown into one of the most powerful sports businesses on the planet. The IPL ecosystem is now valued at around $18 billion as of FY25, placing it among the world’s leading sporting leagues, and remarkably, a tournament spanning just two months generates economic
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The Impact Player rule allows IPL teams to substitute one player from their starting XI during a match, effectively giving them access to 12 players instead of 11. First introduced in IPL 2023 by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), this tactical substitution rule has transformed how franchises build squads and approach
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India has built some of the largest cricket stadiums in the world, along with historic grounds that still host major matches. The biggest among them is Narendra Modi Stadium, which holds over 132,000 spectators. Each stadium in India hosts international matches, IPL games, and domestic tournaments throughout the year. In this article, you will find
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