The Women's Premier League (WPL) 2025 auction is likely set for November 26–27 in Delhi, promising high-stakes bidding, rising talent, and intense team strategies. With possible player retentions and a growing spotlight on Indian stars, this auction is shaping up to be a key moment for women's cricket in India. Fans and franchises alike are gearing up for a thrilling two-day event.
Kane Williamson has joined Lucknow Super Giants as Strategic Advisor for IPL 2026, replacing Zaheer Khan. Welcomed warmly by owner Sanjiv Goenka, the former SRH captain brings leadership, calmness, and tactical insight to the LSG setup. With IPL experience and international success, Williamson is set to play a key role off the field as LSG eyes a stronger, more brilliant campaign this season.
Joe Root eyes his first Test century in Australia as he gears up for another high-voltage series down under. Despite scoring nine fifties in 27 innings on Aussie soil, the three-figure mark has eluded him so far. With a highest score of 89 in Brisbane (2021), Root now feels ready to break the drought, saying, “Big series are the ones you want to play in and contribute in.”
Fortune Barishal has requested the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) to reschedule the BPL 2023-24, citing preparation challenges with the short timeline. Team owner Mizanur Rahman emphasized that organizing players, funds, and logistics in just one or two months is nearly impossible. Despite speculation, Rahman clarified that Barishal isn't withdrawing from the tournament, but is seeking more time to ensure proper preparation for the upcoming season.
BCB's new president, Aminul Islam Bulbul, has taken charge of the BPL Governing Council, aiming to bring transparency and stability to the league. As Bangladesh's first Test centurion, his leadership promises a fresh start for the BPL ahead of the 2025 season. Fans are hopeful this marks the beginning of a stronger, more organized tournament.
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