Cricket will never stop exciting you. Right after the World Cup, the countdown for IPL2024 has already begun. November 26, is an exciting day for IPL franchises and fans. This is the last day to retain and release players. All 10 teams have to finalize their retention list by today. The IPL retention program will be live on the Star Sports Network. The evening is going to be very exciting with some crucial decisions and some bold moves.
Retention News:
On November 26, the trading window for IPL will be closed. All the franchises need to complete the retention process by today. Some of the retentions are done already. Romario Shepherd moved to Mumbai Indian Indians from Lucknow Super Giants for 50 lakh. Another notable swap happened between Rajasthan Royals and Lucknow Super Giants. Rajasthan Royals traded Devdutt Padikkal to Lucknow Super Giants and took Avesh Khan in return.
Royal Challengers Bangalore traded Shahbaz Ahmed to Sunrisers Hyderabad and took Mayank Dagar from them. The speculation is going over Hardik Pandya. As per reports, Hardik Pandya will be going back to Mumbai Indians. In 2022, Mumbai Indians released him and Gujarat Titans purchased him and made him captain. Now for the finals news over the all-rounder, fans need to wait for the official announcement.
Live Telecast:
The countdown for IPL 2024 has already started. November 26 is the deadline to retain and release players. The programme will be telecast live on Star Sports 2 and Star Sports 1 Hindi from 4 PM to 6 PM. Star Sports India confirmed the telecast news on their official social media handle. Fans are very excited to watch that entertaining program.
The auction is scheduled for December 19. The auction for the IPL 2024 will be held in Dubai. This is the first time that the auction is happening outside of India. Several players will be there in the auction. All the teams have the opportunity to purchase some big horses and make an unstoppable team.
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