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IPL captaincy churn: Pant steps down, Pandya may be on way out

IPL captaincy churn: Pant steps down, Pandya may be on way out
Times of India Saturday 30 May 2026, 03:46 UTC By ARANI BASU AND GAURAV GUPTA 1 min read
Key Points

LSG had made Rishabh Pant captain after bidding Rs 27 crore for him, making him the most expensive player in IPL history. On the other hand, MI stirred a controversy when they brought Hardik Pandya back to their fold from Gujarat Titans and named him captain, replacing Rohit Sharma, then India’s captain across all three formats.

LSG had made Rishabh Pant captain after bidding Rs 27 crore for him, making him the most expensive player in IPL history. On the other hand, MI stirred a controversy when they brought Hardik Pandya back to their fold from Gujarat Titans and named him captain, replacing Rohit Sharma, then India’s captain across all three formats.
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