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The mega auction for the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025 season is expected to be held in Riyadh at the end of this month, according to sources.

Several big names were let go, while a lot of faith was put in uncapped players during the retention phase. Let's look at 10 key takeaways from the IPL retentions.

Virat Kohli, top-order batter Rajat Patidar (INR 11 crore) and uncapped left-arm fast-bowler Yash Dayal (INR 5 crore) were retained by RCB

IPL 2025 Retentions: The IPL 2025 retentions are here and there were quite a few surprises in store for the fans.

As the deadline for the Indian Premier League player retention is coming closer, the excitement regarding the announcement is also increasing.

IPL 2025 Retentions Announcement, Live Streaming: The announcement for the retained players by the franchises will be disclosed on Thursday.

IPL 2025 Retention Highlights: All the franchises have announced their list of retained players ahead of the 2025 auction.

IPL 2025 Retention Highlights: The BCCI has set a deadline of October 31 for the franchises to finalize their retentions.

Ahead of retention deadline, let's take a look at five players who could be retained for Rs 20 crore.

With only a handful of days remaining for the deadline, let's take a look at five retention rumours that have been floating on social media.

There has been a lot of speculation over the various retentions ahead of the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025 season and Rajasthan Royals has been one specific franchise which has generated a lot of interest.

Prior to this, Parthiv Patel had been involved as a talent scout for five-time IPL champions Mumbai Indians.

Mumbai Indians, Kolkata Knight Riders, Rajasthan Royals, Sunrisers Hyderabad and Lucknow Super Giants are among the IPL franchises who have submitted the bids

The BCCI is yet to make a formal announcement, as far as the date and venue are concerned.

Canada's Royal Canadian Mounted Police claimed that "agents of the Government of India" use criminals - referring specifically to the Bishnoi gang - to "target (the) South Asian community... specifically pro-Khalistani elements" in that country.

The mega auction for the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025 season is expected to be held in Riyadh at the end of this month, according to sources.

Several big names were let go, while a lot of faith was put in uncapped players during the retention phase. Let's look at 10 key takeaways from the IPL retentions.

Virat Kohli, top-order batter Rajat Patidar (INR 11 crore) and uncapped left-arm fast-bowler Yash Dayal (INR 5 crore) were retained by RCB

IPL 2025 Retentions: The IPL 2025 retentions are here and there were quite a few surprises in store for the fans.

As the deadline for the Indian Premier League player retention is coming closer, the excitement regarding the announcement is also increasing.

IPL 2025 Retentions Announcement, Live Streaming: The announcement for the retained players by the franchises will be disclosed on Thursday.

IPL 2025 Retention Highlights: All the franchises have announced their list of retained players ahead of the 2025 auction.

IPL 2025 Retention Highlights: The BCCI has set a deadline of October 31 for the franchises to finalize their retentions.

Ahead of retention deadline, let's take a look at five players who could be retained for Rs 20 crore.

With only a handful of days remaining for the deadline, let's take a look at five retention rumours that have been floating on social media.

There has been a lot of speculation over the various retentions ahead of the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025 season and Rajasthan Royals has been one specific franchise which has generated a lot of interest.

Prior to this, Parthiv Patel had been involved as a talent scout for five-time IPL champions Mumbai Indians.

Mumbai Indians, Kolkata Knight Riders, Rajasthan Royals, Sunrisers Hyderabad and Lucknow Super Giants are among the IPL franchises who have submitted the bids

The BCCI is yet to make a formal announcement, as far as the date and venue are concerned.

Canada's Royal Canadian Mounted Police claimed that "agents of the Government of India" use criminals - referring specifically to the Bishnoi gang - to "target (the) South Asian community... specifically pro-Khalistani elements" in that country.