All the teams have intensified their preparations for IPL 2025. It is being heard that BCCI and IPL Governing Council will order all the teams to release the list of returned players as soon as possible. Along with this, recently BCCI has made new rules regarding the retention of IPL 2025.
Keeping in view IPL 2025, the hustle and bustle in the camp of Punjab Kings has also increased. If reports are to be believed, many players who have been performing poorly may be shown the door by the management of Punjab Kings.
Punjab can retain this player for IPL 2025
If we talk about the discoveries made by Punjab Kings in the history of IPL, the first name that comes in it is that of young left-arm fast bowler Arshdeep Singh. Arshdeep Singh has performed well in the last several years while playing for Punjab Kings and on the basis of this performance, he has been given a place in the Indian team. If media reports are to be believed, only Arshdeep Singh will be retained by the management of Punjab Kings before IPL 2025.
All other players will be shown the way out
The management of Punjab Kings always remains in the headlines for its strange decisions. Now a big update related to Punjab has come out before IPL 2025 and according to this, many players of the team will be dropped by the management before the upcoming season.
It is also being claimed in some media reports that, except Arshdeep Singh, other 24 players of the team will be dropped before the upcoming season. For your information, let us tell you that Shikhar Dhawan has already announced to put an end to his career.
Punjab has appointed a new coach for IPL 2025.
The team management of Punjab Kings has appointed veteran Australian captain Ricky Ponting as its new coach before IPL 2025. For this reason, it is being said that Ricky Ponting will try to name only his favorite players in the auction table for the upcoming season. Some cricket experts are also claiming that veteran Australian all-rounders Glenn Maxwell and Steve Smith can be included in the Punjab Kings squad by Ricky Ponting.
