Gujarat Titans (GT) sealed the Indian Premier League (IPL) title in style. They defeated Rajasthan Royals (RR) for the third time in the?? 2022 season, this tim??e in the final at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad.

With the thumping 7-wicket victory on Sunday, GT bagged the IPL trophy in ??their maiden appearance at the ten-team tournament.

𝗖. 𝗛. 𝗔. 𝗠. 𝗣. π—œ. 𝗒. 𝗑. 𝗦! πŸ† πŸ™Œ

That moment when the @gujarat_titans captain @hardikpandya7 received the IPL trophy from the hands of Mr. @SGanguly99, President, BCCI and Mr. @JayShah, Honorary Secretary, BCCI. πŸ‘ πŸ‘#TATAIPL | #GTvRR pic.twitter.com/QKmqRcemlY

— IndianPremierLeague (@IPL) May 29, 2022

Tough Royals lost the final, it was two of their players who won Orange Cap and Purple Cap. One of them, Jos Buttler ended up winning the player of the season award as well. His team mate Yuzvendra Chahal finally took a decisive lead over Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) all-rounder Wanindu Hasaranga when he dismissed GT skipper Hardik Pandya in the summit clash.

.@josbuttler dazzled with the bat & slammed 8βƒ?βƒ?βƒ?runs to bag the @aramco Orange Cap.πŸ‘Œ πŸ‘Œ@yuzi_chahal scalped 2βƒ?βƒ?wickets to top the bowling charts to bag the @aramco Purple Cap. πŸ‘ πŸ‘

Congratulations to the two for powering @rajasthanroyals to the #TATAIPL 2022 Final. πŸ‘πŸ‘ pic.twitter.com/jZP66cDx5b

— IndianPremierLeague (@IPL) May 29, 2022

Meanwhile, Pandya was adjudged ‘Player of the Match’ for his all-round show which led GT to title triumph.

IPL 2022 Awards & Cash Prizes

• Emerging Player of Season β€?Umran Malik (Rs 10 lakh)
• Sixes of the Season award β€?Jos Buttler (Rs 10 lakh)
• Super Striker of the Season β€?Dinesh Karthik (Won Tata Punch)
• Game Changer of the Season β€?Jos Buttler (Rs 10 lakh)
• Fairplay award β€?GT and RR
• Power Player of the Season β€?Jos Buttler (Rs 10 lakh)
• Fastest Delivery of Season β€?Lockie Ferguson (Rs 10 lakh)
• Fours of the Season β€?Jos Buttler (Rs 10 lakh)
• Purple Cap β€?Yuzvendra Chahal (Rs 10 lakh)
• Orange Cap β€?Jos Buttler (Rs 10 lakh)
• Best Catch of the Season β€?Evin Lewis (Rs 10 lakh)
• Most Valuable Player β€?Jos Buttler (Rs 10 lakh)

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The second phase of Indian Premier League (IPL) 2021 will get underway from September 19 in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). As many as 31 matches shall take place in the second leg of the cash-rich league, with reigning champions Mumbai Indians (MI) taking on three-time winners Chennai Super Kings (CSK) in the opening game.

Various cricket boards are also exploring all options to allow their players to participate in the remaining matches. Amid all this, Australian pace sensation Pat Cummins, who represents Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) in the luc??rative league, has given hints reg?arding his unavailability for the fourteenth season.

Cummins revealed this during the Live Question & Answer session on his YouTube channel. The New South Wales speedster said that his wife Becky Boston is pregnant, and they are expecting their first baby during the T20 tournament. Cummins also explained that the travel restrictions and quarantine rules make it even more challenging for? him to join his KKR squad.

“Unfortunately, at this stage, I probably won’t going to the IPL. I haven’t made an official call on it. But my partner is pregnant, and our baby is due in the middle of the IPL,” said Cummins.

“At the moment, there is a travel restriction getting back to Australia; you got to do two weeks quarantine. There is probably going to be some days quarantine going to UAE. So for the second half this season, it’s going to be really tough to get over there,” he added.

There is no doubt that the absence of Cummins will be going to impact the Knight Riders as he was the highest wicket-taker for his team in the first? leg. ??The right-armer bagged seven wickets in seven matches.

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Australia opener David Warner captained the Indian Premier League (IPL) franchise Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) during its fourteenth edition.

The team failed to perform consistently ??and could register only a sol?itary win of the six matches he led in. Though Warner amassed 193 runs from six games, he was axed from captaincy and dropped from the playing XI as well.

New Zealand skipper Kane Williamson was given the charge of the side in the seventh match before the IPL 2021 was suspended. Williamson, too couldn’t prove his mettle as a leader since SRH lost that encounter against Rajasthan Royals (RR) by 55 runs.

Cricket experts slammed SRH for taking such a hasty decision without cons??idering the posit?ion Warner holds in world cricket.

Taking cognizance of the same, a fan asked Warner whose decision it was to drop t?he veteran batsman from the SRH playing XI.

“Who’s idea was it to drop you,” a fan quizzed Warner.

Warner dropped four laughing emojis and evaded the questi?on with humo?ur.

Warner had made a comeback to cricket in 2020 after being banned for a year by Cricket Australia (CA) for his involvement in the sandpaper gate incident. Williamson was in charge of SRH during the IPL 2018 and 2019 in his Warner’s absence.

David participated in IPL 2020 and took SRH to the playoffs in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Previously, the Padd??ington-born had also led his side to their maiden title win during the 2016 edition of the T20 extravaganz??a.

In this year’s IPL, SRH was languishing at the bottom-most position with only one win from seven games.

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The Indian Premier League (IPL) 2021 had to be stalled in May due to the COVID-19 breach inside the bio-bubble.

The tournament is slated to resume in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) during the September-October window, followed by the T20 World Cup 2021.

England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) director Ashley Giles had expressed that his country’s centrally contracted players might not be available for the remainder of the IPL 2021.

England will tour Bangladesh and Pakistan in September-October, ??and the dates are likely to clash wi??th the cash-rich league.

Talking about the same, English wicketkeeper-batsman Jos Buttler stated that he?? would serve his nation first in the event that IPL takes place con?currently with the England tours.

“Usually the IPL doesn’t clash with any international cricket. When it does clash, probably England will take precedence,” Buttler was quoted as saying by the BBC.

When asked if he would miss the second leg of the marquee event, the 30-year-old adumbrated that he?? would ply his trade whe?rever Giles commands him to.

“[Will play] Where Ashley Giles says,” Buttler revealed.

With Buttler, England pacer Jofra Archer and all-rounder Ben Stokes are also expected to skip the remaining IPL. The trio ply their trade for the Sanju Samson-led side Rajasthan Royals (RR).

While Archer was ruled out of the first? part of the tournament due to an injury,?? Stokes had also pulled out of a major chunk of matches as he suffered an on-field wound.

Buttler had become the mainstay for RR in such unforeseen circumstances and was the second-highest run-getter (254) for his franc??hise i?n IPL 2021.

Meanwhile, Sri Lanka would be touring England to play three T20Is ??against the hosts starting from Wednesday (June 23).

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The Indian Premier League (IPL) 2021 could only complete 29 matches befor?e its suspension due to the rising coronavirus cases inside the bio-secure bubble.

With much hassle, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) recently decided to host the T20 extravaganza in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) just after the Indian tour of England f??rom mid-September.

The remainder of the cash-rich was shifted to UAE to avoid rain playing a spoilsport as the monso?on season continues in India during the September-October months.

However,?? teams are sceptical about the participation of the overseas players once the IPL resumes.

Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) batsman Dinesh Karthik in an interview, revealed his franchise’s team member Pat Cummins might not be able to participate in the remaining leg. Karthik also expressed his concern for their skipper Eoin Morgan dropping out of the league during the Septem??ber window.

“Pat Cummins has himself said that he will not come. But when it comes to Eoin Morgan, there are still three months to go. A lot can change from now till September. But if I am asked to lead, I will be ready for it,” the Chennai-born told Times of India.

Other national countries have their own fixtures during that period, and England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) director Ashley Giles had earlier asser?ted that the Three Lions have a packed schedule, and he expects the cricketers not to participate in any league when given a break from their hectic roster.

“We are going to have to give some of these guys a break at some point. But the intention of giving guys a break for, say, Bangladesh, wouldn’t be for them to go and play cricket elsewhere. We have to manage our schedule now, so we get our guys arriving in the best shape possible for the T20 World Cup and the Ashes,” Giles had said.

Meanwhile, there has been no statement from Cricket Australia (CA) regarding the availabil?ity of its players till now.

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The 14th edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL) was stalled due to a rise in coronavirus cases inside the bio??-secure ??bubble earlier this month.

The Board for Control of Cricket in India (BCCI) had postponed the T20 extravaganza after a meeting with IPL Governing Council (IPL GC) on May 4, where all the ?stakeh??olders took a unanimous decision to suspend the ongoing league.

The unexpected move was taken after Sunrisers Hyderabad’s (SRH) wicket-keeper batsman Wriddhiman Saha, Delhi Capitals’ (DC) leg spinner Amit Mishra and Chennai Super Kings’ (CSK) bowling coach L Balaji became the victims of the novel coronavirus.

The BCCI was speculating a loss ?of worth ov??er INR 2000 crores, mainly from the broadcasting revenue after the event was indefinitely postponed.

However, IPL chairman Brajesh Patel in an interview with Cricbuzz, had hinted at the govern??ing body mulling over resuming the event in the September window.

Various English Counties, as well as Sri Lankan Cricket Board (SLC), had offered India’s apex body to host the event in their backyard.

Media outlets had also augured that the T20 extravaganza might be held in United Arab Emirates (UAE) just like its previous edition- IPL 2020.

The BCCI secretary Jay Shah in an official statement, on Saturday, finally confirmed that the ?cash-rich league would recommence in UAE considering the monsoon season in India can play a spoilsport in the months of September-October.

The official press release also stated that the BCCI Special General Meeting (SGM) authorised its office bearers to seek more time from the ICC in taking a decisive call over hosting the T20 World Cup 2021 in India.

“The decision was taken at a Special General Meeting (SGM) held virtually, where members unanimously agreed to resume IPL.The BCCI SGM further authorized the Office Bearers to seek an extension of time from the ICC to take an appropriate call on the hosting of ICC T20 World Cup 2021,” the official release stated.

Meanwhile, only 29 out of the 60 IPL matches could be played before the event was in abeyance. Delhi Capitals (DC) had reached the numero uno position in the points table at the time of adjourning the league, whereas Chennai Super Kings (CSK) and Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) were placed at the second and third spot, respecti?vely.

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Wicket-keeper batsman Wriddhiman Saha, who recently recovered from the deadly coronavirus, highlighted the bio-bubble flaws in the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2021.

The IPL 2021 was taking place at the time when India was facing the second wave of COVID-19 and provided something for the fans to cheer at the melancholic time. The cash-rich was eventually susp?ended as cases started? coming up even in the bio-bubble.

Saha, who plays for Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) in the T20 extravaganza, contracted the virus during the tournament and was kept in isolation till he recovered. The SRH wicket-keeper, in a recent interview with PTI, suggested that the United Arab Emirates (UAE) was a better place to host the IPL than India. Since IPL 2020 was completed successfully without a player or ground staff being found positive of the? virus.

“I don’t know what would have happened, but definitely I feel it would have been better off in UAE this time as well. It’s for the stakeholders to look into it,” Saha said.

The 36-year-old added that last year’s IPL was more efficient and tight in terms of bio-bubble when compared to this year’s.

“It’s the job of the stakeholders to assess it, but the only thing I would say is that there was not a single individual during our training in UAE (last year), not even a ground staff. Here there would be people, kids peeping from nearby walls. I don’t want to comment much but we saw how the IPL went off smoothly in UAE in 2020 and then it started in India this year with cases on the rise,” Saha asserted.

The Siliguri-born further revealed his health status and his experience coming out as a? winner against?? COVID-19.

“I’m doing all normal activities, there’s no fatigue, body ache, or any weakness. But I will actually get to know how my body is coping when I get into actual match training mode. I had a slight fever for the first couple of days, lost smell after five days but it returned within four days. It was about spending time with family, friends (virtually), catching up with some light-hearted movies and keeping myself in a good space. I was never mentally disturbed or down. I was just being normal,” the wicket-keeper added.

Saha will be travelling to the United Kingdom with the Indian squad for the ICC World Test Championship (WTC) final and a five-test match series against England.

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On Friday, Chennai Super Kings (CSK) registered a win against Punjab Kings (PBKS) in Match 8 of IPL 2021. Ravindra Jadeja’s energy on the field was noticeable to all CSK fans as the all-rounder with his perfect aim at the stumps sent t??he PBKS captain KL Rahul back to the ??pavilion and then took a flying catch to dismiss Chris Gayle.

Jadeja’s acrobatics and Deepak Chahar’s phenomenal four wickets spell brought the PBKS to a halt on 106 runs for 8 wicket?s in their 20 overs.

Chasing a below par-total, opening batsman Faf du Plessis without being dismissed made 36 runs out of 33 balls, whereas, all-rounder Moeen Ali with some clean fours and sixes built a partnership of 66 runs for the?? second wicket and added a w?in as well as a comeback for the three-time champions.

On Saturday, Jadeja took to Twitter to posted a picture from his wedding ceremony and wished wife Riva Solanki on their fifth marriage anniversary. The couple got married i??n 2016.

“Happy 5th anniversary to us!! Let’s continue this journey with peace n love,” tweeted Jadeja.

Happy 5th anniversary to us!! Let’s continue this journey with peace n love ❀️ pic.twitter.com/4s1OcJrL38

— Ravindrasinh jadeja (@imjadeja) April 17, 2021

Jadeja, the incomprehensible left-arm spinner and a hard-hitting batsman, is often called one of the best fielders worldwide ?as he has hit numerous gigantic sixes and grabbed a lot of mind-boggling catches.

Jadeja was ruled out from India’s Test series against Australia because he had suffered a thumb injury during the ODI leg. He returned back to the field with a game against Delhi Capitals in IPL 2021.

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The defending champions, Mumbai Indians (MI) players are enjoying their break and refreshing themselves by going out. The MI squad has a total of five IPL trophies in their cabinet and are marching forward to repeat history in this year’s edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL).

Trent Boult and Chris Lynn were spotted relishing the short break at a beach in Chennai before they go on?? to play against Sun??risers Hyderabad on Saturday (April 17).

The players got themselves clicked while they were off surfing on Thursday. The New Zealand pacer and the Australian opener looked jovial in each other’s company.

Lynn took to Twitter and posted pictures of himself and Boult hitting the waves and havi?ng a pleasant ti?me.

β€œWinning the morning ov??er here in Chennai,??β€?/em> Lynn captioned the Tweet.