IPL 2025 Highlights: RCB’s Away Run to Vaibhav Suryavanshi’s Blitzkreig – What has happened so far? – Inside Sport India

The IPL 2025 is back. After a tournament had stopped for 10 days, the action resumes in Bengaluru with the race for the play -offs is still very active. 6 different locations will organize the rest of the competitions with the last set for 3 June. Here we restore the top 10 highlights of the season so far.

Mrs. Dhoni back as a captain

Mrs. Dhoni was the captain when the IPL started in 2008. 17 years later, Dhoni is still at the helm of the Chennai Super Kings. The 43-year-old took over the reins from Ruturaj Gaikwad after he was excluded with a break. Dhoni, although still a champion behind the stumps, could not save his team and insist on a play -off place.

RCB’s Dream Away Run

RCB’s struggles in the ChinnasWamy are known. However, the side led by Rajat Patidar seemed to have found an antidote. Will Way Games. In the 6 -matches this season, RCB is in all cases victors. KKR won all 7 -way competitions in 2012 to win the title, and RCB hope to simulate that series.

RISHABH Pant, Venkatesh Iyer – Big Pockets, Small Returns

Rishabh Pant made the headlines by becoming the most expensive player in the IPL auction history with a 27 crore -winning bid. KKR bought Venkatesh Iyer back for a huge crore of 23.75. Both have left their mark in IPL 2025. KKR is almost out of the fight of Play -Offs statement, while LSG only hangs on a wire.

Abhishek Sharma’s record -breaking night

Abhishek Sharma did not have the largest season, but he did show up in Hyderabad. Sharma pursued a score of 240+ against Punjab Kings and was quite striking 141 after a few repetitions on his destructive. The innings of the 25-year-old was the highest score of an Indian in the IPL history, so SRH was helped to scale it to the second highest total in IPL.

Mitchell Starc and a super over after 4 years

Delhi Capitals broke the bank to sign Mitchell Starc. The 35-year-old Hand won the game against Rajasthan Royals with a show of excellent Death Bowling. Starc defended 9 in the last and then RR limited to only 11 in the super. Stubbs and Kl Rahul made light work and Delhi achieved 2 points. RR then lost 2 more games, making him not 9 and 18 in death.

Vaibhav Suryavanshi-14-year-old six Hitter

Vaibhav Suryavanshi was Rajasthan’s last throw at the dice. The 14-year-old is one of the only positive points of RR this season. The left-handed, only 14, hit the Gujarat-Titans to all parts of Jaipur to score a hundred. It came in just 35 balls, the fastest ever by an Indian.

Temporary replacements

Escalations on the border meant that the IPL had to be closed for 10 days. That meant that the IPL window was extended by a week, with the national task of various overseas stars. To prevent, BCCI allowed temporary replacements for the last stage of the tournament. Kusal Mendis, Will O’Rourke, Kyle Jamieson are all temporarily affiliated with IPL 2025, with franchises that they are not allowed to keep for the following season.

Starc, Meeen Ali Out -Out

For many overseas stars, the delay and security problems meant a big blow. Jake Fraser-Mcgurk and Mitchell Starc from Delhi chose the rest of the tournament. Meeen Ali, Sam Curran, Jamie Overton, Rachin Ravindra and many others chose recurring concern about safety and coming obligations.

Mayank Yadav’s injury misery

Mayank Yadav burst on stage last season with his burning pace. Despite playing just 4 games, Mayank was preserved for no less than 11 crore after making his debut in India. However, he missed half the season with a difficult toe injury. Upon return, the 23-year-old was well under par and did not hit the pace he used to. He was then excluded because of a back injury, with Will O’Rourke replacing him.