A look at the qualification chances of the seven teams which are still in contention for a place in the playoffs

Cricket Australia is working with the government and the Indian board on security arrangements with several players set to make a decision on whether to return to the Indian Premier League when it resumes this week,

The IPL is now due to conclude on June 3, with England in action under new skipper Harry Brook on May 29, June 1 and June 3.

Several international stars will reportedly miss out due to national commitments when IPL 2025 restarts, creating opportunities for fresh faces to step up

Harry Brook’s first series as white-ball captain could now clash with the latter stages of the Indian Premier League

As per new revised IPL 2025 schedule the league matches end on May 27. The Qualifier 1 will be played on May 29 followed by Eliminator (May 30), Qualifier 2 (June 1) and the Final on June 3.

As the Indian Premier League navigates a pause amid political tension and looming international fixtures, two of Australia’s premier fast bowlers—Jo

Cricket Australia has stated it will support players' individual decisions regarding their return to IPL 2025 amid ongoing security concerns following tensions between India and Pakistan.

The top five IPL 2025 teams could be hit hard as their overseas players may leave early due to national duties. Here’s a look at which franchises are likely to suffer the most because of their foreign stars leaving early or may not even returning.