The likes of David Warner, Pat Cummins and Glenn Maxwell will miss the white-ball series against Pakistan, but Cricket Australia will not release its contracted stars to join IPL immediately.
Australian cricketer David Warner shared a hilarious video of himself, featured as Allu Arjun from Pushpa. Starring Arjun and Rashmika Mandanna in the lead roles, Sukumar's directorial 'Pushpa: The Rise' chronicles the red sanders heist in the hills of Andhra and depicts the convoluted nexus that unfurls in the course of the narrative of a man who is taken by avarice.
Apart from Shreyas and Chahal, the 10 teams are likely to be involved in bidding war for Indian players like senior opener Shikhar Dhawan, batter Ishan Kishan, the pace duo of Shardul Thakur and Deepak Chahar.
Pushpa: Just like many others on the internet, Australian cricketer David Warner too shared a video of himself in which he can be seen recreating Allu Arjun's steps from 'Srivalli' song with his own swag. In just a few hours, the clip garnered over 598k likes. Not just fans but it also captured the attention of superstar Allu Arjun who posted several laughter, thumbs up, and fire emojis in the comments section.
After retaining the Ashes with an unassailable 3-0 lead inside 12 days, Warner, who turned 35 in October this year during the T20 World Cup, where he won the player-of-the-tournament award in Australia's title triumph, admitted that there are still a few goals he'd like to achieve before quitting the longest format of the game.
Warner's 2016 IPL-winning signed jersey topped the chart with the highest bid, digital rights of the bat signed by the Mahendra Singh Dhoni-led team, which handed the country the ODI World Cup after 28 years, also attracted massive bidding.
The hosts have already been hit by injury woes with pace bowler Josh Hazlewood being ruled out of the second Test.
On Hazlewood's injury, who bowled with a sore rib on Day 4 and removed the dangerous Jos Buttler, Cummins admitted that the pace bowler carried an injury into the day's play.
Sunrisers Hyderabad assistant coach Brad Haddin feels the decision to drop David Warner during the Indian Premier League had nothing to do with matters related to cricket.
Aaron Finch backing opener David Warner through his bad patch was perhaps the Australian limited-overs captain's masterstroke at the ICC T20 World Cup.
Warner grabbed the two soft drink bottles lying in front of him and said with a smile, "Can I remove these? Though I have to put it there."
Australia opener David Warner has said that he will be putting his name up in the auction for the next season of the Indian Premier League (IPL) as he wants to make a fresh start.
Warner's poor form has continued all season, with the Australian having an unforgettable Indian Premier League 2021 for Sunrisers Hyderabad, which was followed by a first-ball duck in the World Cup warm-up game against New Zealand.
Taking to Instagram, Warner shared a heartfelt post, which included glimpses of his journey at the Orange Army.
Finch backed Warner to be his opening partner at the T20 World Cup to be played in Oman and UAE from October 17, despite Warner being dropped by Sunrisers Hyderabad in the IPL this year.
The former Sunrisers Hyderabad captain hints his stint at the franchise is soon coming to an end.
SRH coach Bayliss says the franchise will allow young players to have a chance to play and senior players will be making way for them in the remaining matches of the league stages.
Jason Roy makes IPL 2021 debut for Sunrisers, David Warner dropped
With the dismissal, Warner's horror run in IPL 2021 continued. In seven matches so far, Warner has managed to score only 193 runs in 178 balls at 27.6
David Warner scored 193 runs in six games during the first leg of IPL 2021, with an underwhelming strike-rate of 110.28.
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