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    Ness Wadia backs Juhi Chawla's proposal to start IPL in January, says cricket calendar must allow change

    Ness Wadia agrees with Juhi Chawla's suggestion of starting the IPL in January, stressing that it is reliant on the cricketing schedule worldwide. He believes that an earlier start could ease challenges posed by heat and rain in typical months. While he appreciates the idea, he cautioned against adding more teams at this point. Wadia emphasized the IPL's potential for growth, noting its relative youth among international leagues.

    Vaibhav Sooryavanshi's Bihar home is far from a celebrity mansion: Inside the house, family life and roots of cricket's teenage sensation

    Vaibhav Sooryavanshi has become one of cricket's most talked-about young talents, but his roots remain in Tajpur, Bihar. From his two-storey family home and his father's efforts to support his cricket training to family moments shared on Instagram, here's a look at the Rajasthan Royals batter's life away from the IPL spotlight and what is known about his house.

    Border-Gavaskar Trophy: India in transition but Australia would expect to face against a very strong team, says Australian batter Voges

    Former Australian batter Adam Voges anticipates a strong Indian Test team for the upcoming series. He expects a challenging battle against the Aussies in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy. Voges believes India possesses significant young talent to fill the void. Australia has learned from past simultaneous retirements and plans staged transitions. Australian batters like Marnus Labuschagne face pressure to perform in upcoming matches.

    Pakistan Super League may move to January in 2027 to avoid clash with IPL

    The Pakistan Super League is considering a shift to January-February next year. Media rights holders have reported limited advertising revenue during the traditional April-May timeframe. This change seeks to prevent conflicts with the Indian Premier League, as franchise owners have noted waning interest in the league. Discussions by the Governing Council included the introduction of esports and the possibility of a mid-year tournament.

    Harry Brook banned from IPL for two years after withdrawal

    England batter Harry Brook has been banned from the IPL for two seasons after withdrawing from the 2025 edition. The ban, which covers the 2025 and 2026 seasons, follows IPL rules stating any player who withdraws after being auctioned is banned for two years unless injured. Brook opted out to focus on England’s cricket commitments, apologizing to Delhi Capitals and their fans.

    Delhi Capitals suffer big blow as Harry Brook pulls out of IPL 2025, might miss next two seasons as well

    England cricketer Harry Brook announced he will not participate in this year's IPL, citing the need to focus on England's upcoming series and recharge after a busy period. Brook, picked by Delhi Capitals for Rs 4 crore, apologized to the franchise and fans, emphasizing his commitment to international duties. Per IPL rules, he'll face a two-year ban from the league.

    The Economic Times
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