For IPL 2025, the auction purse has increased to Rs 120 crore for each franchise, which is Rs 20 crore more than last year.

The reintroduction of this rule, originally implemented in 2008 and scrapped in 2021, has reignited hopes among CSK fans for their beloved "Thala" to continue his IPL journey.

The Chennai Super Kings (CSK) finished the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2024 at fifth position and missed the playoffs by a whisker. The five-time champions will look to bounce back in the IPL 2025 season and add another title to their cabinet.

Check out which players Ajay Jadeja thinks that Chennai Super Kings will retain ahead of the IPL 2025 auction only on

Chennai Super Kings might have some headaches while deciding on their retentions ahead of the IPL 2025 mega auctions. CSK might retain only five players of which two can be uncapped. Here is a list of players the five-time champions might retain and release ahead of the auctions.

IPL reinstates rule for uncapped player retention. As per ESPNcricinfo, IPL has told the franchises about the reinstatement of a rule during discussions on uncapped players. The r

The IPL Governing Council finally announced the player retention policy for IPL teams. A number of additions and amendments have been made and all eyes will be on CSK. Will the five-time IPL champions retain MS Dhoni ahead of the IPL mega auction this year?

Governing Council (GC) released the new rules regarding the retention policies ahead of the IPL 2025 mega auction, which is likely to be held around the later stages of November, 2024. With the mega action time nearing,

Mumbai: Ahead of the IPL mega auction, each team can retain a maximum of 5 players. One player can also be acquired through Right to Match (RTM). That is, a team can retain six players. The biggest feature is that there is no difference between foreign stars and Indian stars.