Rishabh Pant, India’s wicket-keeper batsman, may depart the Delhi Capitals and join the CSK before the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025, according to reports.
Rishabh Pant, the wicket-keeper batsman for the Indian cricket team, could be leaving the Delhi Capitals before the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025, as per a Dainik Jagran report. Pant is the team’s top run scorer right now and the player with the most caps. Nevertheless, the article stated that even with Sourav Ganguly, Director of Cricket,’s support, DC might decide not to keep Pant before the big auction. The source went on to say that the Chennai Super Kings will be Pant’s most likely destination if he is released by DC. Given that MS Dhoni will soon be retiring, CSK is searching for an Indian wicket-keeper batsman. They would be particularly keen to get a gifted player like Rishabh Pant.
Earlier. Shivam Dube, an Indian all-rounder, commended the Indian Premier League for helping him improve his skills and gain confidence as he made his way into the Men in Blue squad following the successful 2024 season.
Dube concluded the season as the Chennai Super Kings’ second-highest run-scorer, with 396 runs, three half-centuries, and a strike rate of 162.29. His performance in the lucrative event won him a coveted position on India’s highly competitive 15-man T20 World Cup roster.Throughout the tournament, the all-rounder remained a member of India’s playing eleven and performed admirably when the chips were down, as evidenced by his critical 27-run innings in the championship match against South Africa. Together with Virat Kohli (76), he forge a crucial 57-run partnership that helped India upset Proteas by six runs and win a second T20 World Cup. The team reached 176/6 in 20 overs. In eight innings, batting in the lower middle order, he scored 133 runs.”It’s amazing what the IPL has done for players and for the development of cricket in India.” Alongside some of the greatest players in the world, it offers emerging talent an incredible platform to demonstrate their abilities. I feel like participating in the IPL has been a great learning experience for me, as it has helped me become more confident and develop my game,” Dube told IANS.
