Chennai Super Kings' physio Tommy Simsek has strongly denied ex-Indian cricketer of Harbhajan Singh's claims of MS Dhoni punching things in frustration after the franchise got knocked out by the Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) in IPL 2024.

The IPL Governing Council has reintroduced the 'uncapped player' rule, allowing Chennai Super Kings to retain MS Dhoni as an uncapped player. Dhoni, w

Chennai Super Kings are arguably more desperate to understand the retention guidelines than any other franchise, as the board's policy could decide whether the legendary MS Dhoni plays another season or not.

Chennai Super Kings may retain MS Dhoni for just INR 4 crore in IPL 2025. New retention rules allow teams to retain Indian players who retired at least five years ago.

Dhoni had already stepped down from captaincy ahead of the 2024 season, indicating a transition phase in his IPL career. Even with a reduced salary, Dhoni’s leadership qualities, immense experience, and popularity make him a valuable asset for the Chennai franchise.

The BCCI on Saturday announced the rules for the IPL 2025 season ahead of the mega auctions. One of the major change is the reintroduction of the uncapped player ruke.  Under this rule Indian player who has not had a BCCI contract in the last few years can be retained under the uncapped player category.

Chennai Super Kings plan to retain five players, including MS Dhoni and Ravindra Jadeja, and target R Ashwin and Mohammed Shami for IPL 2025.

Chennai Super Kings legend MS Dhoni is set to take a big pay cut to help his beloved franchise spend more money on other players during the IPL 2025 auction. After the BCCI announced the retention rules ahead of the IPL 2025 auction,

The new rule also states that every team will get a chance to retain a maximum of six players that can have five capped players and two uncapped players.

The auction purse is bigger this time, Rs 120 crore each, Rs 20 crore more than last year. The IPL has also decided to retain the Impact Player rule. Here's the

All 10 franchises will be allowed to retain upto six players before the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025 auction. The IPL General Council members, during a meeting in Bengaluru on Saturday, decided that among those six retentions,