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Five Players Who Could Finish As IPL 2026’s Top Wicket-Takers
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Five Players Who Could Finish As IPL 2026’s Top Wicket-Takers

The next season of the Indian Premier League (IPL) is still far away, but the buzz surrounding it is growing already. All franchises have announced player retentions, and the auction is set to be held in a couple of weeks from this writing.  As we look forward to the upcoming season, let's take a look at some of the bowlers who trouble batsmen with their lethal deliveries. IPL 2026: Potential Top Wicket Takers 1) Prasidh Krishna (Gujarat Titans) The winner of the Purple Cap in IPL 2025, Krishna has the potential to be a top contender again. 2025 Purple Cap: Won with 25 wickets in 15 matches. Strengths: Gujarat's pace spearhead, known for delivering breakthroughs with both the new ball and at the death. Team Status: Retained by GT for IPL 2026. 2) Arshdeep Singh (Punjab Kings) Arshdeep Singh is India's premier T20 fast bowler and has taken over 100 T20I wickets. He displayed great form against Australia and could be a major threat in IPL 2026. 2025 Season: Finished 5th in the Purple Cap race, taking 21 wickets in 17 matches. Strengths: Pace, swing and variations. Death over specialist. Team Status: Retained by PBKS for IPL 2026. 3) Noor Ahmad (Chennai Super Kings) The young Afghan spinner has proven to be a dangerous weapon in the IPL. 2025 Season: Finished second in the Purple Cap race with 24 wickets. Strengths: Troubled batters with his clever variations and fearless approach. Team Status: Retained by CSK for IPL 2026. 4) Jasprit Bumrah (Mumbai Indians) Bumrah is one of the premier fast bowlers in the league and a consistent threat for wickets. 2025 Season: Ranked seventh among top wicket-takers, with 18 wickets in 12 matches. Strengths: Lethal pace, pinpoint accuracy, and the ability to deliver under pressure. Team Status: Retained by MI for IPL 2026. 5) Josh Hazlewood (Royal Challengers Bengaluru) The Australian quick provides control and experience to any bowling attack. 2025 Season: Finished third in the Purple Cap race with 22 wickets in 12 matches for RCB. Strengths: Delivers crucial strikes and provides control with the new ball. Team Status: Retained by defending champions RCB for IPL 2026.

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Five Players Who May Retire After IPL 2026
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Five Players Who May Retire After IPL 2026

Speculation is growing that several senior players could call time on their IPL careers after the 2026 season, given their age, workload, and recent performances. Although retirement decisions rest solely with the players, a few big names are frequently discussed as nearing the final chapter of their IPL journeys. MS Dhoni MS Dhoni remains the most talked-about name whenever IPL retirements are discussed. Now in his mid-40s, his role has shifted from a regular batter to a strategic finisher. With each season, questions about his future intensify, and the 2026 edition - post the mega auction - may well be his final year in the tournament. Rohit Sharma The 39-year-old former skipper may also be nearing his last IPL appearance. Despite his continued value as a top-order batter, the upcoming season could be a natural endpoint, especially after stepping back from T20 leadership internationally and navigating changes within his IPL franchise. Faf du Plessis A long-standing IPL performer, Faf’s form has shown signs of slowing down. By IPL 2026, he will be 42, and his advancing age combined with fluctuating performances could result in him being released or going unsold, making retirement a realistic outcome. Andre Russell The power-hitting all-rounder has thrilled fans for years but has also battled constant injury issues. His workload management has been a concern, and the physical strain of the IPL might become too much. If his form drops or he is released, the 2026 season could be his last. Virat Kohli Although still exceptionally fit and performing at a high level, Kohli seems to be in a phase of career transition. Having achieved major personal milestones and finally lifting the IPL trophy with RCB, he may eventually opt for a lighter cricketing schedule, focusing solely on ODIs for team India. A future retirement wouldn’t be driven by form but by broader career choices - bringing an era to a close.

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RR To Get New IPL Home? RCA’s Match-Fixing Allegations Could Result In Relocation: Report
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RR To Get New IPL Home? RCA’s Match-Fixing Allegations Could Result In Relocation: Report

The Rajasthan Royals (RR), inaugural Indian Premier League (IPL) champions might be on the move ahead of the competition's next edition. The Sawai Mansingh Stadium in Jaipur has served as the franchise's home venue since their inception, but a recent controversy could drive them down south.  RR were reportedly accused of match fixing by an official of the Rajasthan Cricket Association (RCA) during the last season of the IPL. Now, as per a report by Cricbuzz, the Royals' management has started scouting alternative home venues for IPL 2026, and Pune has emerged as a frontrunner. The franchise has initiated early talks with the Maharashtra Cricket Association (MCA), with discussions centered around the MCA Stadium in Gahunje as a potential new base. RR Could Play IPL 2026 Home Games In Pune The said report quoted an MCA official (anonymous) stating this: "Yes, they were here to find out details about the capacity of the stadium, the nature of the pitches and hotels in the city. Our president, Mr. Rohit Pawar, is very keen that the IPL returns to the city. He is making all possible efforts." The stadium has hosted IPL matches in the past, having served as the home venue of the now defunct franchises - Pune Warriors India, and Rising Pune Supergiants. Interestingly, it was reported by the Times Of India a few weeks ago that the MCA had offered their stadium to the Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) to host their home games in IPL next year. RCB's usual home venue, the M. Chinnaswamy stadium, was handed a suspension following the tragic stampede that occurred during the team’s victory parade earlier this year. Which of these franchises, if any at all, ends up with a new home venue in IPL 2026 remains to be seen. No statements on the matter have been made officially by RR or RCB so far. Check Out: New Home for RCB? Pune Interested In Hosting IPL Champions: Report

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IPL 2026: PBKS Captain Shreyas Iyer Spotted With Preity Zinta At Mumbai Party - See Pic
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IPL 2026: PBKS Captain Shreyas Iyer Spotted With Preity Zinta At Mumbai Party - See Pic

Indian cricket star Shreyas Iyer recently returned home from Australia after suffering a serious rib injury during the ODI series against Australia last month. While fielding, he sustained internal bleeding, which required immediate hospitalization and ICU care. Thanks to timely intervention by medical staff, Iyer underwent a procedure to stop the bleeding and was later stabilized. Reports suggested that the injury could have been life-threatening, as his vital signs dropped to dangerous levels before treatment. Iyer returned to India on November 16th, but full recovery is still ongoing. He may also potentially miss the upcoming ODI series against New Zealand in January. Recently, Shreyas Iyer was spotted in Mumbai at a party with Punjab Kings owner Preity Zinta, who shared photos from the event, noting his steady recovery. Her post expressed happiness at seeing Iyer on the mend, signaling a positive step in his rehabilitation. “Sometimes the most Unplanned and Impromptu evenings are the best. Happy Birthday Shashank once again. So happy to see you and so happy to see Shreyas recovering well and coming out ( for once) Thank you Rohini for always being awesome. Loved bumping into Dino as always,” Preity Zinta wrote. Check viral post Sometimes the most Unplanned and Impromptu evenings are the best. Happy Birthday Shashank once again. So happy to see you and so happy to see Shreyas recovering well and coming out ( for once 🤩) Thank you Rohini for always being awesome ❤️ Loved bumping into Dino as always 🤩… pic.twitter.com/hhc1XLdYie — Preity G Zinta (@realpreityzinta) November 22, 2025 Shreyas Iyer health update Shreyas Iyer is still in the recovery phase following the serious injury he sustained, and doctors have indicated that he will need at least another month before he can regain full match fitness. With the India-South Africa second Test set to conclude soon and a three-match ODI series beginning on November 30, Iyer is almost certain to miss the limited-overs leg as he won’t be fit in time for international action.

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When To See An Orthopaedic Specialist: Early Warning Signs You Shouldn’t Ignore
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When To See An Orthopaedic Specialist: Early Warning Signs You Shouldn’t Ignore

(By Dr. Dhananjay Gupta) Musculoskeletal problems, pain, stiffness, swelling, or reduced mobility, often begin quietly. Many people ignore early signs, hoping they will resolve on their own. However, timely consultation with an orthopaedic specialist can prevent minor issues from progressing into serious, long-term conditions. Early diagnosis not only improves treatment outcomes but also helps preserve your mobility, comfort, and quality of life. ALSO READ: Can Cold Weather Trigger Arthritis Flare-Ups? Myths And Facts Key Warning Signs Persistent Joint or Bone Pain:Pain that lasts more than two to three weeks, even if mild, should not be ignored. Whether it is in the knee, hip, shoulder, back, or wrist, persistent pain often signals an underlying issue such as arthritis, ligament injury, cartilage wear, or early degeneration. Pain that worsens with activity or at night needs immediate attention. Swelling or Stiffness That Keeps Coming Back:Recurrent swelling around joints is a sign of iflammation or fluid accumulation. Stiffness, especially morning stiffness lasting more than 30 minutes, can indicate early arthritis or an autoimmune condition. Early management can slow progression and reduce future disability. Difficulty Moving or Performing Daily Activities:If you struggle to climb stairs, bend, lift objects, or walk without discomfort, your body is signalling distress. Reduced range of motion or a feeling that a joint is “locking,” “clicking,” or “giving way” needs professional evaluation. Pain After an Injury That Doesn’t Improve:Sprains, falls, sports injuries, or accidents can cause hidden damage like fractures, ligament tears, or tendon injuries. If pain, bruising, or swelling does not improve within a week, or if you notice deformity or inability to bear weight, consult an orthopaedic specialist immediately. Numbness, Tingling, or Weakness:Pins and needles, radiating pain down the arm or leg, or sudden muscle weakness may indicate nerve compression, often from spine issues such as slipped discs. These symptoms should be treated promptly to prevent permanent nerve damage. Chronic Back or Neck Pain:Back and neck discomfort is common, but if it lasts longer than six weeks, keeps recurring, or radiates to the limbs, it may signal spinal disc problems, spondylosis, or posture-related degeneration. Early physiotherapy and medical intervention are highly effective when addressed in time. Visible Deformity or Changes in Alignment:Changes in posture, leg alignment, foot shape, or spinal curvature should never be overlooked. These may reflect progressive conditions such as osteoarthritis, scoliosis, or advanced joint degeneration that benefit from early correction. Pain That Limits Your Lifestyle:If pain forces you to give up exercise, reduces your mobility, affects sleep, or impacts your work, it’s time for a professional opinion. Living with pain is not normal, and modern orthopaedic treatments offer effective, minimally invasive solutions. Take Action Early Ignoring symptoms often leads to worsening damage and more complicated treatment later. Early consultation allows timely diagnosis, personalised treatment, and prevention of disability. If you are experiencing any of these signs, an orthopaedic evaluation can help you return to an active, pain-free life. As clinicians, we always emphasise: listen to your body, early action is the best protection for your bones and joints. Dr. Dhananjay Gupta is Senior Orthopaedic Surgeon at Fortis Hospital [Disclaimer: The information provided in the article is shared by experts and is intended for general informational purposes only. It is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified healthcare provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.]

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A Christmas answer? Harvard scientist says 3I/ATLAS may reveal its true nature by December
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A Christmas answer? Harvard scientist says 3I/ATLAS may reveal its true nature by December

NASA’s new images of interstellar object 3I/ATLAS have done little to settle the debate. While the agency insists it is a harmless comet, Harvard astrophysicist Avi Loeb argues the data leaves key anomalies unexplained, especially the million-kilometre, ruler-straight features captured by amateur astronomers. Loeb says December’s close approach may finally reveal whether 3I/ATLAS is natural, or something engineered.

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IPO market cools after shutdown: US listings slow as SEC backlog delays approvals; tech slump adds pressure
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IPO market cools after shutdown: US listings slow as SEC backlog delays approvals; tech slump adds pressure

The US initial public offering market is slowing down. A government shutdown and investor caution are impacting new listings. The Securities and Exchange Commission faces a backlog of filings. Many expected IPOs in late 2025 are now likely to happen in 2026. Some recent IPOs have seen limited gains. This trend is affecting investor sentiment for upcoming offerings.

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Governance reforms: CAG Murthy lays out roadmap for Viksit Bharat; stresses access, data-driven systems
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Governance reforms: CAG Murthy lays out roadmap for Viksit Bharat; stresses access, data-driven systems

CAG K Sanjay Murthy outlined three pillars for Viksit Bharat: expanding access, strengthening data-driven governance, and advancing financial management maturity. Speaking to civil servant trainees, he stressed the importance of systematic data collection and evidence-backed interventions for accountability and improved policy outcomes. Murthy urged officers to enhance financial transparency and build resilient systems to unlock funding and boost public trust.

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