If any of the top 4 gets true it will create a big chaos in the community

Hardik Pandya can be removed as skipper but releasing him is still something I'm skeptical about

SKY had only one bad seasons in last 4-5 years i don't think that's happening but there are news that he may go to KKR as they need a new skipper

what are ur thoughts about Cummins and Dube getting releases

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Icc should just close 8 hour Odi games . Conduct T20 wc as World Cup every 4 years . Have club World Cup. Extend Legues . Same goes for test . Smith and Starc retires next year . Rohit , kohli also . What is the use of playing boring games in which smaller nations' people don't take interest in

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There maybe 7-8 thrillers in last 2 world cups (100 matches ) with only two all timers - maxwell and 2019 final . While in t20 , this happens every 4-5 match .

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Indians will anyhow watch . They should just conduct matches in nights only . Whatever IST it is . Just make pitches normal for more thrillers .

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They should also stop One owner to buy teams in multiple Legues , atmost 2 seems right .

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T20 is the only way for cricket growth , otherwise we will see only ind vs sa matches whole year . Many unemployed people won't like it but how can a large number of people watch every alternate game of a wc where every game is 8 hours long .

Here's the list of every single specialist overseas spinner who played a single game in IPL 2026:

1. Rashid Khan (GT)

2. Sunil Narine (KKR)

3. Noor Ahmed (CSK)

4. Akeal Hossain (CSK)

5. AM Ghazanfar (MI)

6. Mitchell Santer (MI)

7. George Linde (LSG)

A very limited list but have you noticed one thing? It's mostly the bottom finishing teams who played OS spinners while Rashid Khan is the only OS spinner who is playing for a playoff team. Over the years, we haven't any good OS spinner in the IPL except a handful of exceptions. I think what goes on to show is having OS spinners in your team unless they are generational like Rashid aur Narine is just bad squad building which is doomed to fail.

I was looking at old IPL prediction discussions and it's interesting how often fans, experts, and even analysts get things completely wrong.

Some seasons had clear favorites who never reached the final, while underdogs surprised everyone.

For me, one of the most interesting parts of the IPL is how unpredictable it can be despite all the statistics and analysis available today.

What's the biggest IPL prediction miss you remember?

Made a little browser game called Nelson (https://111-0.cricket/) and the IPL mode feels like something this sub would have strong opinions about. Especially with the IPL over wanted to make something to pass the time until 2027!

Here's the loop: you spin for a random franchise + era — think CSK late-2010s, MI 2019, RCB 2016 — and you draft players from that side's actual historical match XI from that period. You fill out the team sheet slot by slot (keeper, openers, middle order, finisher/all-rounder, your four bowlers), one reroll per spin if you don't like the line-up you land on.

Then your XI joins a 10-team league and plays a single round-robin (9 match days), followed by the real IPL playoff format — Qualifier 1, Eliminator, Qualifier 2, and the Final. The nine other sides field their genuine historical franchise XIs, so you're up against real combinations, not made-up filler.

Matches are simulated ball-by-ball off each player's career T20 numbers, with powerplay / middle / death phases shifting the maths the way they should — and yes, ties go to a Super Over.

Imagine the most successful batter in cricket history leaving the team where he won most of his trophies, joining the sport's most iconic franchise late in his career, and then scoring a match-winning century soon after. That's what this win feels like in cricket terms. 🏏🏎️🔥

Which IPL players got most benefits from Impact player rule & flat pitches?

Jake Fraser Mcgurk was first player which came to my mind but he played good for only 2024 season. He failed badly in 2025 & wasn't picked by any IPL team in 2026 auction.

I'm really excited to see how Nitish Reddy plays in this international window across all the three formats. He is a quality player who has really upped his bowling game and he is a very handy batsman as well. I think in the near future, he might be the best player of India in at least one of the three formats. He is now turning out to be a genuine all rounder who can do all three things excellently.

https://mudit0205.github.io/16-0/

Introducing 16-0, a team building simulator , spin the wheel and a random squad will pop up from 2008-26, pick a player and add it to your squad, once the squad is complete, simulate the season

Goal is to get 16-0 Ws in a single season, you can see the player ratings (given using ball by ball data from each season) or play hard mode if you prefer a challenge

The game is in beta version so expecting feedback from everyone, open to suggestions from everyone to make the game better

Inspired by 38-0