All the players in the listicle below retired from the game In the last few years, we have felt that the Indian Premier League (IPL) has entered a new era. After all, there have been so many changes, from how the tournament is played now to the amount of money spent on players and everything else. In fact, we did not even notice that so many multiple-time IPL winners are no longer part of the ongoing tournament. Nearly every multiple IPL champion, with the exception of Rohit Sharma and MS Dhoni, has said goodbye to the sport. Ambati Rayudu Ambati Rayudu at his belligerent best! đź’Ą#OTD in 2018, CSK's Rayudu scored his only IPL hundred against SRH! He finished as Super Kings' highest run-scorer that year with 602 runs. pic.twitter.com/5YhEBakrJu — Sportstar (@sportstarweb) May 13, 2025 One of the two players in the history of the IPL to have won ...
All the players in the listicle below retired from the game In the last few years, we have felt that the Indian Premier League (IPL) has entered a new era. After all, there have been so many changes, from how the tournament is played now to the amount of money ...
All the players in the listicle below retired from the game In the last few years, we have felt that the Indian Premier League (IPL) has entered a new era. After all, there have been so many changes, from how the tournament is played now to the amount of money ...
All the players in the listicle below retired from the game In the last few years, we have felt that the Indian Premier League (IPL) has entered a new era. After all, there have been so many changes, from how the tournament is played now to the amount of money ...