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1. IPL 2023 Schedule, Match Result, Time Table, Match List

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The Indian Premier League (IPL), alternatively known as the TATA IPL due to sponsorship arrangements, is a prestigious annual cricket tournament featuring ten city-based franchise teams battling it out in the thrilling Twenty20 (T20) format. The league, which was inaugurated in 2007, was the brainchild of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) and has since established itself as a global sporting spectacle.

Typically, the IPL is held during the summer months between March and May each year, and the competition enjoys a unique window in the International Cricket Council's (ICC) Future Tours Programme. This exclusive scheduling means that international cricket tours are less likely to occur during the IPL seasons, which allows the league to attract top talent from across the globe.

The IPL's format has been a massive hit with fans and players alike, with its fast-paced, high-octane action, and electrifying atmosphere setting the standard for T20 cricket worldwide. As a result, the IPL has become an essential part of the global cricketing calendar, attracting millions of viewers every year and providing a platform for new talent to showcase their skills on the world stage.

IPL Foundation 

On 13 September 2007, in the wake of India's triumphant performance at the 2007 T20 World Cup, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) made an announcement that set the cricketing world abuzz. The BCCI declared that a franchise-based Twenty20 cricket competition christened the Indian Premier League, would soon be launched. The IPL was slated to commence its inaugural season in April 2008 amidst great fanfare at a grand ceremony in the capital city of New Delhi.

Lalit Modi, the BCCI vice-president and chief architect of the IPL, revealed the tournament's format, prize money, franchise revenue system, and squad composition rules. He also divulged that a seven-member governing council, consisting of former India players and BCCI officials, would oversee the IPL's functioning. Furthermore, the top two teams in the IPL would earn a coveted spot in that year's Champions League Twenty20, adding to the tournament's prestige and allure. The IPL was thus poised to revolutionize the cricketing landscape with its innovative and glamorous approach.

IPL Franchises 2023

Refer to this table to know the homerounds and franchises:-

IPL Franchises

IPL 2023 Home ground

Delhi Capitals, DC    

Arun Jaitley Stadium, Delhi

Gujarat Titans, GT    

Narendra Modi Stadium, Ahmedabad

Kolkata Knight Riders, KKR    

Eden Gardens, Kolkata

Lucknow Super Giants, LSG    

BRSABV Ekana Cricket Stadium, Lucknow

Mumbai Indians, MI    

Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai

Punjab Kings, PK    

Inderjit Singh Bindra Stadium, Mohali

Rajasthan Royals, RR

Sawai Mansingh Stadium, Jaipur

Royal Challengers Bangalore, RCB    

M. Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bengaluru

Sunrisers Hyderabad, SRH    

Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium, Hyderabad

Chennai Super Kings, CSK

M. A. Chidambaram Stadium, Chennai

IPL 2023 Teams & Owners

There are ten teams who participating in the IPL 2023. The details of the team & their Owners are tabulated below:-

IPL Team

Owners Name

Owners Business

Chennai Super Kings

N Srinivasan

Chennai Super Kings Cricket Limited

Delhi Capitals

Parth Jindal

GMR Group and JSW Group

Punjab Kings

Preity Zinta, Ness Wadia, Mohit Burman, and Karan Paul

Bollywood Actress, Bombay Burmah Trading Company Limited

Mumbai Indians

Mukesh Ambani

Reliance Industries

Kolkata Knight Riders

Shah Rukh Khan and Juhi Chawla

Red Chillies Entertainment and Mehta Group

Sunrisers Hyderabad

Kalanithi Maran

Sun TV Network

Rajasthan Royals

Amisha Hathiramani, Manoj Badale, Lachlan Murdoch, Ryan Tkalcevic, Shane Warne

British Asian Trust

Royal Challengers Bangalore

Anand Kripalu

United Spirits Ltd.

Gujarat Titans

Steve Koltes, Donald Mackenzie, Rolly van Rappard

Siddharth Patel of CVC Capital Partners

Lucknow Super Giants

Dr Sanjiv Goenka

RP Sanjiv Goenka Group

IPL 2023 Schedule 

A total of 70 matches are scheduled to be conducted during IPL 2023, the details for the same is tabulated below:-

Match No.

Date

Teams Playing

Time

Venue

Result

1

Friday, March 31

GT vs CSK

7:30 PM

Ahmedabad

GT

2

Saturday, April 1

PBKS vs KKR

3:30PM

Mohali

PBKS

3

Saturday, April 1

LSG vs DC

7:30 PM

Lucknow

LSG

4

Sunday, April 2

SRH vs RR

3:30 PM

Hyderabad

RR

5

Sunday, April 2

RCB vs MI

7:30 PM

Bengaluru

RCB

6

Monday, April 3

CSK vs LSG

7:30 PM

Chennai

CSK

7

Tuesday, April 4

DC vs GT

7:30 PM

Delhi

GT

8

Wednesday, April 5

RR vs PBKS

7:30 PM

Guwahati

PBKS

9

Thursday, April 6

KKR vs RCB

7:30 PM

Kolkata

KKR

10

Friday, April 7

LSG vs SRH

7:30 PM

Lucknow

LSG

11

Saturday, April 8

RR vs DC

3:30 PM

Guwahati

RR

12

Saturday, April 8

MI vs CSK

7:30 PM

Mumbai

CSK

13

Sunday, April 9

GT vs KKR

3:30 PM

Ahmedabad

KKR

14

Sunday, April 9

SRH vs PBKS

7:30 PM

Hyderabad

SRH

15

Monday, April 10

RCB vs LSG

7:30 PM

Bengaluru

LSG

16

Tuesday, April 11

DC vs MI

7:30 PM

Delhi

MI

17

Wednesday, April 12

CSK vs RR

7:30 PM

Chennai

RR

18

Thursday, April 13

PBKS vs GT

7:30 PM

Mohali

GT

19

Friday, April 14

KKR vs SRH

7:30 PM

Kolkata

SRH

20

Saturday, April 15

RCB vs DC

3:30 PM

Bengaluru

RCB

21

Saturday, April 15

LSG vs PBKS

7:30 PM

Lucknow

PBKS

22

Sunday, April 16

MI vs KKR

3:30 PM

Mumbai

MI

23

Sunday, April 16

GT vs RR

7:30 PM

Ahmedabad

RR

24

Monday, April 17

RCB vs CSK

7:30 PM

Bengaluru

CSK

25

Tuesday, April 18

SRH vs MI

7:30 PM

Hyderabad

MI

26

Wednesday, April 19

RR vs LSG

7:30 PM

Jaipur

LSG

27

Thursday, April 20

PBKS vs RCB

3:30 PM

Mohali

RCB

28

Thursday, April 20

DC vs KKR

7:30 PM

Delhi

DC

29

Friday, April 21

CSK vs SRH

7:30 PM

Chennai

CSK

30

Saturday, April 22

LSG vs GT

3:30 PM

Lucknow

GT

31

Saturday, April 22

MI vs PBKS

7:30 PM

Mumbai

PBKS

32

Sunday, April 23

RCB vs RR

3:30 PM

Bengaluru

RCB

33

Sunday, April 23

KKR vs CSK

7:30 PM

Kolkata

CSK

34

Monday, April 24

SRH vs DC

7:30 PM

Hyderabad

DC

35

Tuesday, April 25

GT vs MI

7:30 PM

Gujarat

GT

36

Wednesday, April 26

RCB vs KKR

7:30 PM

Bengaluru

KKR

37

Thursday, April 27

RR vs CSK

7:30 PM

Jaipur

RR

38

Friday, April 28

PBKS vs LSG

7:30 PM

Mohali

LSG

39

Saturday, April 29

KKR vs GT

3:30 PM

Kolkata

GT

40

Saturday, April 29

DC vs SRH

7:30 PM

Delhi

SRH

41

Sunday, April 30

CSK vs PBKS

3:30 PM

Chennai

PBKS

42

Sunday, April 30

MI vs RR

7:30 PM

Mumbai

MI

43

Monday, May 1

LSG vs RCB

7:30 PM

Lucknow

RCB

44

Tuesday, May 2

GT vs DC

7:30 PM

Ahmedabad

DC

45

Wednesday, May 3

PBKS vs MI

7:30 PM

Mohali

MI

46

Thursday, May 4

LSG vs CSK

3:30 PM

Lucknow

-

47

Thursday, May 4

SRH vs KKR

7:30 PM

Hyderabad

KKR

48

Friday, May 5

RR vs GT

7:30 PM

Jaipur

GT

49

Saturday, May 6

CSK vs MI

3:30 PM

Chennai

CSK

50

Saturday, May 6

DC vs RCB

7:30 PM

Delhi

DC

51

Sunday, May 7

GT vs LSG

3:30 PM

Ahmedabad

GT

52

Sunday, May 7

RCB vs SRH

7:30 PM

Jaipur

SRH

53

Monday, May 8

KKR vs PBKS

7:30 PM

Kolkata

KKR

54

Tuesday, May 9

MI vs RCB

7:30 PM

Mumbai

MI

55

Wednesday, May 10

CSK vs DC

7:30 PM

Chennai

CSK

56

Thursday, May 11

KKR vs RR

7:30 PM

Kolkata

RR

57

Friday, May 12

MI vs GT

7:30 PM

Mumbai

MI

58

Saturday, May 13

SRH vs LSG

3:30 PM

Hyderabad

LSG

59

Saturday, May 13

DC vs PBKS

7:30 PM

Delhi

PBKS

60

Sunday, May 14

RR vs RCB

3:30 PM

Jaipur

RCB

61

Sunday, May 14

CSK vs KKR

7:30 PM

Chennai

KKR

62

Monday, May 15

GT vs SRH

7:30 PM

Ahmedabad

GT

63

Tuesday, May 16

LSG vs MI

7:30 PM

Lucknow

LSG

64

Wednesday, May 17

PBKS vs DC

7:30 PM

Dharamshala

DC

65

Thursday, May 18

SRH vs RCB

7:30 PM

Hyderabad

RCB

66

Friday, May 19

PBKS vs RR

7:30 PM

Dharamshala

RR

67

Saturday, May 20

DC vs CSK

3:30 PM

Delhi

CSK

68

Saturday, May 20

KKR vs LSG

7:30 PM

Kolkata

LSG

69

Sunday, May 21

MI vs SRH

3:30 PM

Mumbai

MI

70

Sunday, May 21

RCB vs GT

7:30 PM

Bengaluru

GT

IPL Players 2023 

IPL is huge cricket league and has millions of fan base. Here is a table that shows the team-wise and player-wise distribution of their sold-out price details in the IPL auction 2023.  

Team Name 

Member Name 

Price 

Gujarat Titans (GT)

Captain: Hardik Pandya

Coach: Ashish Nehra


  1. Hardik Pandya 

  2. Abhinav Manohar

  3. David Miller

  4. Shubman Gill

  5. Matthew Wade

  6. Wriddhiman Saha

  7. B. Sai Sudharsan

  8. Darshan Nalkande

  9. Jayant Yadav

  10. Pradeep Sangwan

  11. Rahul Tewatia

  12. Shivam Mavi

  13. Vijay Shankar

  14. Alzarri Joseph

  15. Mohammad Shami

  16. Noor Ahmad

  17. Sai Kishore

  18. Rashid Khan

  19. Yash Dayal

  20. Kane Williamson

  21. Joshua Little

  22. Odean Smith

  23. Urvil Patel

  24. K.S Bharat

  25. Mohit Sharma

  1. INR 15 Crore

  2. INR 2.60 Crore

  3. INR 3.00 Crore

  4. INR 8.00 Crore

  5. INR 2.40 Crore

  6. INR 1.90 Crore

  7. INR 20.00 Lakhs.

  8. INR 20.00 Lakhs.

  9. INR 1.70 Crore

  10. INR  20.00 Lakhs.

  11. INR 9.00 Crore

  12. INR 6.00 Crore

  13. INR 1.40 Crore

  14. INR 2.40 Crore

  15. INR 6.25 Crore

  16. INR 30 Lakhs.

  17. INR 3.00 Crore

  18. INR 15.00 Crore

  19. INR 3.20 Crore

  20. INR 2 Crore

  21. INR 4.4 Crore

  22. INR 50 Lakhs.

  23. INR 20 Lakhs.

  24. INR 1.20 Crore

  25. INR 50 Lakhs.

Rajasthan Royals (RR)

Captain: Sanju Samson

Coach: Kumar Sangakara


  1. Sanju Samson 

  2. Devdutt Padikkal

  3. Jos Buttler

  4. Shimron Hetmyer

  5. Yashasvi Jaiswal

  6. Dhruv Jurel

  7. Ravichandran Ashwin

  8. Riyan Parag

  9. KC Cariappa

  10. Kuldeep Sen

  11. Kuldip Yadav

  12. Navdeep Saini

  13. Obed McCoy

  14. KM Asif

  15. Prasidh Krishna

  16. Trent Boult

  17. Murugan Ashwin

  18. Yuzvendra Chahal

  19. Akash Vashisht

  20. Jason Holder

  21. Donovan Ferreira

  22. Kunal Rathore

  23. Adam Zampa

  24. Abdul P A

  25. Joe Root

  1. INR 14.00 Crore

  2. INR  7.75 Crore

  3. INR 10.00 Crore

  4. INR 8.50 Crore

  5. INR 4.00 Crore

  6. INR 20.00 Lakhs.

  7. INR  5.00 Crore

  8. INR 3.8 Crore.

  9. INR 30.00 Lakhs.

  10. INR  20.00 Lakhs.

  11. INR 2.00 Crore 

  12. INR 2.60 Crore

  13. INR 75.00 Lakhs

  14. INR 30.00 Lakhs

  15. INR 10.00 Crore

  16. INR 8.00 Crore

  17. INR 20 Lakhs.

  18. INR 6.50 Crore

  19. INR  20 Lakhs

  20. INR 5.75 Crore

  21. INR 50 Lakhs

  22. INR 20 Lakhs

  23. INR 1.5 Crore

  24. INR 20 Lakhs

  25. INR 1 Crore

Lucknow Super Giants (LSG)

Captain: KL Rahul

Coach: Andy Flower


  1. KL Rahul 

  2. Manan Vohra

  3. Quinton de Kock

  4. Ayush Badoni

  5. Deepak Hooda

  6. Krishnappa Gowtham

  7. Karan Sharma

  8. Krunal Pandya

  9. Kyle Mayers

  10. Marcus Stoinis

  11. Avesh Khan

  12. Mark Wood

  13. Mayank Yadav

  14. Mohsin Khan

  15. Ravi Bishnoi

  16. Jaydev Unadkat

  17. Yash Thakur

  18. Romario Shepherd

  19. Nicholas Pooran

  20. Amit Mishra

  21. Daniel Sams

  22. Prerak Mankad

  23. Swapnil Singh

  24. Naveen Ul Haq

  25. Yudhvir Singh


  1. INR 17 Crore

  2. INR 20.00 Lakhs

  3. INR 6.75 Crore

  4. INR 20.00 Lakhs.

  5. INR  5.75 Crore

  6. INR 90.00 Lakhs

  7. INR 50.00 Lakhs

  8. INR 8.25 Crore

  9. INR  50.00 Lakhs

  10. INR 10.00 Crore

  11. INR 10.00 Crore

  12. INR  7.50 Crore

  13. INR 20.00 Lakhs

  14. INR 20.00 Lakhs

  15. INR 4.00 Crore

  16. INR 50.00 Lakhs

  17. INR  50.00 Lakhs

  18. INR 50 Lakhs

  19. INR 16.00 Crore

  20. INR 50 Lakhs

  21. INR 75 Lakhs.

  22. INR 20.00 Lakhs

  23. INR 20.00 Lakhs

  24. INR 50 Lakhs

  25. INR 20 Lakhs

Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB)

Captain: Faf du Plessis

Coach: Sanjay Bangar


  1. Faf du Plessis 

  2. Finn Allen

  3. Rajat Patidar

  4. Virat Kohli

  5. Anuj Rawat

  6. Dinesh Karthik

  7. David Willey

  8. Glenn Maxwell

  9. Harshal Patel

  10. Mahipal Lomror

  11. Shahbaz Ahamad

  12. Suyash S Prabhudessai

  13. Wanindu Hasaranga

  14. Akash Deep

  15. Josh Hazlewood

  16. Karn Sharma

  17. Siddharth Kaul

  18. Mohammed Siraj

  19. Reece Topley

  20. Himanshu Sharma

  21. Will Jacks

  22. Rajan Kumar

  23. Avinash Singh

  24. Sonu Yadav

  25. Manoj Bhandage

  1. INR 7.00 Crore

  2. INR 80 Lakhs

  3. INR 75 Lakhs

  4. INR 15 Crore

  5. INR 3.40 Crore

  6. INR 2.00 Crore

  7. INR 2.00 Crore

  8. INR  11.00 Crore

  9. INR 10.75 Crore

  10. INR 95.00 Lakhs

  11. INR 2.40 Crore

  12. INR 30.00 Lakhs

  13. INR 10.75 Crore

  14. INR 20.00 Lakhs

  15. INR 7.75 Crore

  16. INR 50.00 Lakhs

  17. INR  75.00 Lakhs.

  18. INR 7.00 Crore

  19. INR 1.9 Crore

  20. INR 20 Lakhs

  21. INR  3.2 Crore

  22. INR 70 Lakhs

  23. INR 60 Lakhs

  24. INR 20 Lakhs

  25. INR 20 Lakhs

Delhi Capitals (DC)

Captain: David Warner

Coach: Ricky Ponting


  1. David Warner 

  2. Prithvi Shaw

  3. Rovman Powell

  4. Axar Patel

  5. Kamlesh Nagarkoti

  6. Lalit Yadav

  7. Mitchell Marsh

  8. Pravin Dubey

  9. Ripal Patel

  10. Sarfaraz Khan

  11. Vicky Ostwal

  12. Yash Dhull

  13. Aman Khan

  14. Anrich Nortje

  15. Chetan Sakariya

  16. Kuldeep Yadav

  17. Lungi Ngidi

  18. Mustafizur Rahman

  19. Khaleel Ahmed

  20. Phil Salt

  21. Ishant Sharma

  22. Mukesh Kumar

  23. Manish Pandey

  24. Rilee Rossouw

  25. Abhishek Porel

  1. INR 6.25 Crore

  2. INR 8.00 Crore

  3. INR 2.80 Crore

  4. INR 12.00 Crore

  5. INR 20 Lakhs.

  6. INR 65.00 Lakhs

  7. INR 6.50 Crore

  8. INR 50.00 Lakhs

  9. INR 20.00 Lakhs

  10. INR 20.00 Lakhs

  11. INR 20.00 Lakhs

  12. INR 20 Lakhs

  13. INR 20.00 Lakhs

  14. INR 6.50 Crore

  15. INR 4.20 Crore

  16. INR  2.00 Crore

  17. INR 50.00 Lakhs

  18. INR 2.00 Crore

  19. INR 5.25 Crore

  20. INR 2 Crore

  21. INR 50 Lakhs

  22. INR 5.50 Crore

  23. INR 2.40 Crore

  24. INR 4.60 Crore

  25. INR 20 Lakhs

Punjab Kings (PBKS)

Captain: Shikhar Dhawan

Coach: Trevor Bayliss


  1. Shikhar Dhawan 

  2. Bhanuka Rajapaksa

  3. Jitesh Sharma

  4. Jonny Bairstow

  5. Prabhsimran Singh

  6. Atharva Taide

  7. Harpreet Brar

  8. Liam Livingstone

  9. Raj Angad Bawa

  10. Rishi Dhawan

  11. Shahrukh Khan

  12. Arshdeep Singh

  13. Baltej Dhanda

  14. Kagiso Rabada

  15. Nathan Ellis

  16. Rahul Chahar

  17. Sam Curran

  18. Sikandar Raza

  19. Harpreet Bhatia

  20. Vidwath Kaverappa

  21. Mohit Rathee

  22. Shivam singh

  1. INR 8.25 Crore

  2. INR  50.00 Lakhs.

  3. INR 20.00 Lakhs

  4. INR 6.75 Crore

  5. INR  60.00 Lakhs

  6. INR 20.00 Lakhs

  7. INR 3.80 Crore

  8. INR 11.50 Crore

  9. INR 2 Crore

  10. INR  55.00 Lakhs 

  11. INR 9.00 Crore

  12. INR 4.00 Crore

  13. INR 20.00 Lakhs

  14. INR 9.25 Crore

  15. INR 75.00 Lakhs

  16. INR  5.25 Crore

  17. INR 18.5 Crore

  18. INR 50 Lakhs

  19. INR 3.80 Crore

  20. INR 20 Lakhs

  21. INR 20 Lakhs

  22. INR 20 Lakhs

Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR)

Captain: Shreyas Iyer

Coach: Brendon McCullum


  1. Nitish Rana 

  2. Shreyas Iyer

  3. Rinku Singh

  4. Rahmanullah Gurbaz

  5. David Wiese

  6. Suyash Sharma

  7. Kulwant Khejroliya

  8. Anukul Roy

  9. Lockie Ferguson

  10. Andre Russell

  11. Venkatesh Iyer

  12. Umesh Yadav

  13. Harshit Rana

  14. Tim Southee

  15. Shardul Thakur

  16. Sunil Narine

  17. Vaibhav Arora

  18. Varun Chakaravarthy

  19. Narayan Jagadeesan

  20. Litton Das

  21. Mandeep Singh

  22. Shakib Al Hasan

  1. INR 8.00 Crore

  2. INR 12.25 Crore

  3. INR 55.00 Lakhs

  4. INR 50.00 Lakhs

  5. INR  1 Crore

  6. INR 20 Lakhs

  7. INR  20 Lakhs

  8. INR 20 Lakhs

  9. INR 10.00 Crore

  10. INR 16.00 Crore

  11. INR 8.00 Crore

  12. INR 2.00 Crore

  13. INR 20 Lakhs

  14. INR 1.50 Crore

  15. INR 10.75 Crore

  16. INR 6.00 Crore

  17. INR 60.00 Lakhs.

  18. INR 12.00 Crore

  19. INR 90.00 Lakhs

  20. INR  50 Lakhs 

  21. INR 50.00 Lakhs

  22. INR 1.50 Crore

Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH)

Captain: Aiden Markram

Coach: Brian Lara


  1. Aiden Markram 

  2. Abdul Samad

  3. Rahul Tripathi

  4. Glenn Phillips

  5. Abhishek Sharma

  6. Marco Jansen

  7. Washington Sundar

  8. Bhuvneshwar Kumar

  9. Fazalhaq Farooqi

  10. Kartik Tyagi

  11. T Natarajan

  12. Umran Malik

  13. Harry Brook

  14. Mayank Agarwal

  15. Akeal Hosein

  16. Heinrich Klaasen

  17. Anmolpreet Singh

  18. Adil Rashid

  19. Mayank Markande

  20. Vivrant Sharma

  21. Mayank Dagar

  22. Samarth Vyas

  23. Sanvir Singh

  24. Upendra Singh Yadav

  25. Nitish Kumar Reddy


  1. INR 2.60 Crore

  2. INR 4.00 Crore

  3. INR 8.50 Crore

  4. INR 1.50 Crore

  5. INR 6.50 Crore

  6. INR 4.20 Crore

  7. INR 8.75 Crore

  8. INR 4.20 Crore

  9. INR 50.00 Lakhs

  10. INR 4.00 Crore

  11. INR 4.00 Crore

  12. INR 4.00 Crore

  13. INR 13.25 Crore

  14. INR  8.25 Crore

  15. INR 1 Crore

  16. INR 5.25 Crore

  17. INR 20 lakh

  18. INR 2 Crore

  19. INR 50.00 Lakhs

  20. INR 2.6 Crore

  21. INR 1.8 Crore

  22. INR 20 Lakhs

  23. INR 20 Lakhs

  24. INR 25 Lakhs

  25. INR 20 Lakhs

Chennai Super Kings (CSK)

Captain: MS Dhoni

Coach: Stephen Fleming


  1. MS Dhoni

  2. Devon Conway

  3. Ruturaj Gaikwad

  4. Subhranshu Senapati

  5. Ambati Rayudu

  6. Ravindra Jadeja

  7. Dwaine Pretorius

  8. Mitchell Santner

  9. K Bhagath Varma

  10. Moeen Ali

  11. Rajvardhan Hangargekar

  12. Shivam Dube

  13. Deepak Chahar

  14. Maheesh Theekshana

  15. Akash Singh

  16. Prashant Solanki

  17. Simarjeet Singh

  18. Ajinkya Rahane

  19. Tushar Deshpande

  20. Ben Stokes

  21. Matheesha Pathirana

  22. Shaik Rasheed

  23. Nishant Sindhu

  24. Kyle Jamieson

  25. Ajay Mandal

  1. INR 12 Crore

  2. INR 1 Crore

  3. INR 6 Crore

  4. INR 20 Lakhs

  5. INR 6.75 Crore

  6. INR 16 Crore

  7. INR 50 Lakhs

  8. INR 1.9 Crore

  9. INR 20.00 Lakhs

  10. INR 8 Crore

  11. INR 1.5 Crore


  1. INR 4 Crore

  2. INR 14 Crore

  3. INR 70.00 Lakhs

  4. INR 20 Lakhs

  5. INR 1.2 Crore

  6. INR 20 Lakhs

  7. INR 50 Lakhs

  8. INR 20.00 Lakhs

  9. INR 20 Lakhs

  10. INR 70 Lakhs

  11. INR 20 Lakhs

  12. INR 60 Lakhs

  13. INR 1.00 Crore

  14. INR 20 Lakhs

Mumbai Indians (MI)

Captain: Rohit Sharma

Coach: Mahela Jayawardene

  1. Rohit Sharma 

  2. Dewald Brevis

  3. Suryakumar Yadav

  4. Ishan Kishan

  5. Arjun Tendulkar

  6. Hrithik Shokeen

  7. Jofra Archer

  8. Mohd. Arshad Khan

  9. N. Tilak Varma

  10. Ramandeep Singh

  11. Tim David

  12. Sandeep Warrier

  13. Cameron Green

  14. Jhye Richardson

  15. Kumar Kartikeya Singh

  16. Tristan Stubbs

  17. Piyush Chawla

  18. Akash Madhwal

  19. Shams Mulani

  20. Jason Behrendorff

  21. Nehal Wadhera

  22. Vishnu Vinod

  23. Raghav Goyal

  24. Duan Jansen

  1. INR 16 Crore

  2. INR 3 Crore

  3. INR 8 Crore

  4. INR 15.25 Crore

  5. INR 30 Lakhs

  6. INR 20 Lakhs

  7. INR 8 Crore

  8. INR 20 Lakhs

  9. INR 1.7 Crore

  10. INR

  11. INR 8.25 Crore

  12. INR 20 lakh

  13. INR 17.5 Crore

  14. INR 1.5 Crore

  15. INR 20 Lakhs


  1. INR 20 Lakhs

  2. INR 50 Lakhs

  3. INR 20 Lakhs

  4. INR 20 Lakhs

  5. INR 75 Lakhs

  6. INR 20 Lakhs

  7. INR 20 Lakhs

  8. INR 20 Lakhs

  9. INR 20 Lakhs

IPL Winner List 2008 to 2023

Look at the previous year’s data of IPL:-

Year

Winner

Runner Up

Man of the match 

Final Match Venue

Teams

Player of the Series

2023

 

 


 

10

 

2022

Gujarat Titans

Rajasthan Royals 

Hardik Pandya

Ahmedabad

10

Jos Buttler

2021

Chennai Super Kings

Kolkata Knight Riders

Faf du Plessis

Dubai

8

Harshal Patel

2020

Mumbai Indians

Delhi Capitals

Trent Boult

Dubai

8

Jofra Archer

2019

Mumbai Indians

Chennai Super Kings

Jasprit Bumrah

Hyderabad

8

Andre Russell

2018

Chennai Super Kings

Sunrisers Hyderabad

Shane Watson

Mumbai

8

Sunil Narine

2017

Mumbai Indians

Rising Pune Supergiants

Krunal Pandya

Hyderabad

8

Ben Stokes

2016

Sunrisers Hyderabad

Royal Challengers Bangalore

Ben Cutting

Bangalore

8

Virat Kohli

2015

Mumbai Indians

Chennai Super Kings

Rohit Sharma

Kolkata

8

Andre Russell

2014

Kolkata Knight Riders

Kings XI Punjab

Manish Pandey

Bangalore

8

Glenn Maxwell

2013

Mumbai Indians

Chennai Super Kings

Kieron Pollard

Kolkata

9

Shane Watson

2012

Kolkata Knight Riders

Chennai Super Kings

Manvinder Bisla

Chennai

9

Sunil Narine

2011

Chennai Super Kings

Royal Challengers Bangalore

Murali Vijay

Chennai

10

Chris Gayle

2010

Chennai Super Kings

Mumbai Indians

Suresh Raina

Mumbai

8

Sachin Tendulkar

2009

Deccan Chargers

Royal Challengers Bangalore

Anil Kumble

Johannesburg

8

Adam Gilchrist

2008

Rajasthan Royals

Chennai Super Kings

Yusuf Pathan

Mumbai

8

Shane Watson

FAQ’s Related To IPL 2023 

Who won the inaugural season of the IPL?

Ans. The inaugural IPL season was won by Rajasthan Royals. As of April 2023, there have been sixteen seasons of the IPL tournament. 


Who will win the IPL in 2023?

Ans. Still, the BCCCI hasn’t announced the winner of IPL 2023. 


Which IPL team is ranked first?

Ans. The only team in IPL history to place first in the points standings but never take home the championship is Delhi Daredevils (now Delhi Capitals). Three times, they have done it.


Who is the best captain in the IPL?

Ans. The most favoured IPL skipper in history is MS Dhoni. He has 115 victories in 195 IPL matches as captain.


Who is the IPL's most successful team?

Ans. In IPL history, Mumbai Indians have won the most matches. They are the most successful team in IPL history and have also won the most IPL championships.


Which chase in IPL history was the quickest?

Ans. The fastest chase in IPL history was against KKR at the Wankhede when they faltered for just 67 runs. With three wickets, Shaun Pollock led the MI hitting while DJ Bravo, Rohan Raje, and Dominic Thornley each took two each.


Which IPL team has the lowest run total?

Ans. In IPL history, the Bangalore team earned the lowest T20 score. On April 23, 2017, at the Eden Gardens in Kolkata, the team scored just 49 runs in 9.4 overs against Kolkata.

By admin: Dec. 24, 2022

2. PV Sindhu among top 25 highest-paid female athletes in Forbes annual list

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India's badminton starPV Sindhu is the only Indian sportsperson to feature in the top 25 of Forbes' annual list of the world's highest-paid female athletes.

India's badminton star PV Sindhu is the only Indian sportsperson to feature in the top 25 of Forbes' annual list of the world's highest-paid female athletes.

Important facts

  • Sindhu, the 2016 Tokyo Olympics silver medalist, is ranked 12th in the list, which is topped by Japanese tennis star Naomi Osaka.
  • The 27-year-old Sindhu, who won the singles gold and doubles silver at the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham earlier this year, earned $7 million out of her total earnings of $7.1 million.
  • For the third year in a row, Osaka topped Forbes' annual list of the world's highest-paid female athletes. The list is once again dominated by tennis players.
  • Naomi Osaka, the world number 42, topped the list with a total annual earning of $51.1 million, while Serena Williams is a distant second with $41.3 million and Eileen Gu, the freestyle skier, third with a total coffer of $20.1 million.

List of 15 highest paid female athletes of the year

  • Naomi Osaka (Japan) – Tennis – $51.1 million
  • Serena Williams (USA) – Tennis – $41.3 million
  • Elieen Gu (China) – Skiing – $20.1 million
  • Emma Raducanu (UK) – Tennis – $18.7 million
  • Iga Swiatek (Poland) – Tennis – $14.9 million
  • Venus Williams (USA) – Tennis – $12.1 million
  • Coco Gauff (USA) – Tennis – $11.1 million
  • Simone Biles (USA) – Gymnastics – $10 million
  • Jessica Pegula (USA) – Tennis – $7.6 million
  • Minjee Lee (Australia) – Golf – $7.3 million
  • Candace Parker (USA) - Basketball - $7.2 million
  • P.V. Sindhu (India) - Badminton - $7.1 million
  • Leylah Fernandez (Canada) - Tennis -$7 million
  • Lydia Ko (New Zealand) - Golf - $6.9 million
  • Ons Jabeur (Tunisia) - Tennis - $6.5 million


By admin: Nov. 29, 2022

3. Merriam-Webster announces 'Gaslighting' as its Word of the Year for 2022

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Merriam-Webster announces 'Gaslighting' as its Word of the Year for 2022

The world's renowned publisher 'Merriam Webster' has declared the word 'Gaslighting' as the Word of the Year for 2022.

Meaning of Gaslighting

  • The dictionary defines the term as: "The act or practice of grossly misleading someone especially for one’s own advantage."

  • Gaslighting refers to playing with someone on a psychological level for a long period of time, so that the victim begins to doubt the validity of their own thoughts and true sense of self.

  • Gaslighting can also be a corporate ploy to mislead the public.

  • Gaslighting, in simple language, is cheating psychologically with someone.

  • Psychological gaslighting is the questioning of reality while manipulating or dominating a person.

  • Talking to someone in a psychological way, questioning his existence, his truth, his decisions or his memories comes under the ambit of gaslighting.

  • This word is an emotional abuse. Such behaviour in love or in married life breaks a person completely. He feels himself mentally tortured.

This word came into existence in 1938

  • The term itself came into existence 80 years ago in 1938 through gas light, Gas Light is a play written by Patrick Hamilton. Two films were made on this play in the 1940s.

Top 5 words of the year 2022

  • Oligarch: A term derived from the Russian invasion of Ukraine. It means high noble. It is also used for the officers of authoritarian regimes.

  • Omicron: This is a variant of the coronavirus. This letter is mentioned in the Greek alphabet. Alpha, Beta, Gamma etc are part of this alphabet. Areas in Greater Noida were also named on this basis.

  • Codify: Converting abortion rights into federal law.

  • Queen Consort: Camilla, wife of Maharaja Charles, is known by this name.

  • Raid: The search at Mar-a-Lago home of former President Donald Trump was in the news.


By admin: Aug. 30, 2022

4. Bengaluru ranks second after Beijing in the list of top technology hubs in the Asia-Pacific region

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Bengaluru ranks second after Beijing in the list of top technology hubs in the Asia-Pacific region, according to a report by property consultants Cushman & Wakefield.

IMPORTANT FACTS -

  • Cushman & Wakefield's latest report titled 'Tech Cities: The Global Intersection of Talent and Real Estate' identifies technology markets based on 14 criteria related to real estate and business environment.
  • According to the report, Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad and Delhi are the top technology hubs after Beijing in the Asia-Pacific region.

  • Bengaluru was the leader in India with 2,30,813 technology job creation during the last financial year. It was followed by Chennai (1,12,781 jobs), Hyderabad (1,03,032 jobs) and Delhi (89,996 jobs).

  • Globally, 46 top tech markets were identified from over 115 tech cities in total, and six of the 14 cities in the Asia Pacific region were in India.

  • Bengaluru is one of the largest contributors to office space leasing with an average share of 25-30% in annual pan-India leasing activity between 2017 -2021.

  • The technology sector accounts for an average of 38-40% of the annual leasing activity in the Bengaluru office market, which is higher than the national average of 35%.

By admin: July 20, 2022

5. Karnataka NEP referred 'Pythagoras Theorem' as fake news

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Pythagoras Theorem as Fake News

A position paper on National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 by the Government of Karnataka has described Pythagoras' theorem as "fake news".

Important facts

  • The Pythagorean theorem has been disputed in many international forums. Pythagoras claimed this to be his theory.

  • The Karnataka NEP mentions a text called the Baudhayana Sulbasutra, in which the specific verse refers to the theorem.

About Pythagoras

  • Based on evidence, the existence of the Greek philosopher Pythagoras is believed to be around 570–490 BC.

  • However, it is believed that mysterious elements were present around him, because of the secretive nature of the school/society he founded in Italy.

  • Relatively little is known about his mathematical achievements, as no evidence exists of his own writing today.

What is Pythagoras Theorem?

  • The Pythagorean theorem describes the relationship between the three sides of a right triangle (one of which is 90°).

  • Its Equation is a² + b² = c²

  • where a and b are the two perpendicular sides, and c is the length of the diagonal side.

  • If any two sides of a right triangle are known, the theorem helps you calculate the third side.

Reasons why Vedic mathematicians knew this before Pythagoras?

  • There are several references in the Sulbasutra, which are written by Vedic Indians and refer to the rituals performed during yaganas.

  • The oldest of these is the Baudhayana Sulbasutra. 

  • The period of Baudhayana Sulbasutra is not certain. It is inferred on the basis of linguistic and other secondary historical considerations.

  • In more recent literature, the Baudhayana Sulbasutra is taken from around 800 BCE.

  • There is a statement in the Baudhayana Sulbasutra called the Pythagorean theorem (this was known as a geometric fact, not a 'theorem').

  • Yagya rituals included the construction of altars (altars) and fire pits (fire) in various shapes such as isosceles triangles, symmetrical trapezia and rectangles.

  • The Sulabasutras describe the effort towards producing the prescribed shape of these figures.

How did the Knowledge of Equation Evolve?

  • The earliest evidence is from the Old Babylonian civilization (1900–1600 BC). They referred to this as the diagonal rule.

  • The earliest evidence comes from the later period of the Sulbasutras.

  • The oldest surviving axiomatic proof of the theorem is in Euclid's Elements from about 300 BC.

By admin: July 20, 2022

6. In 2021, over 1.6 lakh Indians renounced citizenship

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According to data from the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) over 1.6 lakh Indians renounced their citizenship in 2021, highest in the past five years. 

Important facts

  • According to statistics, more than 78,000 Indians left Indian citizenship to take US citizenship, which is the highest among all other countries.

  • 362 Indians living in China also acquired Chinese citizenship.

  • The number of Indians who gave up their citizenship in 2021 is 1,63,370. 

  • Over 9.24 lakh persons gave up their Indian citizenship in the seven-year period between 2015 and 2021.

  • The number of Indians who renounced citizenship in the years 2017, 2018, 2019 and 2020 stood at 1,33,049, 1,34,561, 1,44,017 and 85,248 respectively.

Top 10 countries where Indians renounced their citizenship in 2021

  1. United States (78,284 in 2021 and 30,828 in 2020)

  2. Australia (23,533 in 2021 and 13,518 in 2020)

  3. Canada (21,597 in 2021 and 17,093 in 2020)

  4. United Kingdom (14,637 in 2021 and 6,489 in 2020)

  5. Italy (5,986 in 2021 and 2,312 in 2020)

  6. New Zealand (2,643 in 2021 and 2,116 in 2020)

  7. Singapore (2,516 in 2021 and 2,289 in 2020)

  8. Germany (2,381 in 2021 and 2,152 in 2020)

  9. The Netherlands (2,187 in 2021 and 1,213 in 2020)

  10. Sweden (1,841 in 2021 and 1,046 in 2020)

What is Citizenship?

  • Citizenship refers to the relationship between the individual and the state.

  • Citizenship is listed in the 'Union List' under the Constitution and is within the jurisdiction of Parliament.

  • The details of the various categories of persons eligible for citizenship in the Constitution are given in Part 2 (Articles 5 to 11).

  • The Citizenship Act of 1955 specifies five methods of obtaining citizenship, which include birth, descent, registration, naturalization and incorporation of territory.

Methods of relinquishing citizenship in India

  • An Indian citizen, who is of full age and capacity, may renounce the citizenship of India at will.

  • If a person takes citizenship of another country, then his Indian citizenship automatically ends because the Indian Constitution provides for single citizenship.

  • If a citizen violates the Constitution, has obtained citizenship by fraudulent means, engages in illegal trade or communication with the enemy during war, has been residing outside India continuously for 7 years, then the Government of India can terminate his citizenship.

  • If a citizen has been imprisoned in any country for two years during the five years of the citizenship obtained through registration or naturalization, then his citizenship can also be terminated.

By admin: July 15, 2022

7. I2U2 Summit : UAE to develop integrated food parks across India

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The United Arab Emirates on July 14 announced an investment of USD 2 billion to develop a series of integrated food parks across India.

Outcome of the Summit

  • The decision was announced after the first virtual summit of I2U2 group leaders - Prime Minister Narendra Modi, US President Joe Biden, Israeli Prime Minister Yair Lapid and UAE President Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan.

  • The Summit was focussed on the food security crisis and clean energy.

  • Private sectors from the US and Israel will be invited to lend their expertise and provide innovative solutions that contribute to the overall sustainability of the project.

  • The Summit discussed innovative ways to ensure sustainable, more diverse food production and food delivery systems that can better manage the global food crisis.

  • The I2U2 group will take forward a 300 MW hybrid renewable energy project in Gujarat with wind and solar capacity.

  • This was the first summit of this group.

Significance 

  • Integrated food parks will incorporate cutting-edge climate-smart technologies to conserve waste, fresh water and employ renewable energy sources in food.

  • India will provide suitable land for the project and facilitate integration of farmers into food parks. 

  • These investments will help in maximizing crop yields and combating food insecurity in South Asia and the Middle East.

What is the 'I2U2' group?

  • The I2U2 is a group comprising India, Israel, the U.S., and the UAE, has been called the ‘West Asian Quad’. 

  • The group is known as 'I2U2' with "I" standing for India and Israel and "U" for the US and the UAE.

  • This view was expressed by U.S. National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan with U.S. President Joe Biden.

  • The I2U2 grouping was conceptualized during the meeting of foreign ministers of four countries held on 18 October 2021.

Aims of I2U2 Group

  • I2U2 aims to harness the vibrancy and entrepreneurial spirit of society to address some of the biggest challenges facing the world.

  • It aims to encourage joint investment in six mutually recognized sectors such as water, energy, transport, space, health and food security.

  • Appropriate use of private sector capital and expertise to help drive infrastructure modernization, low-carbon development pathways for industries, improve public health, and the development of critical emerging and green technologies.

By admin: July 11, 2022

8. India will surpass China as the most populous country on earth in 2023: UN

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According to a report by the United Nations released on 11 July India will surpass China as the most populous country on earth in 2023.

  • Important facts

  • The United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs of the Population Division has said that the global population is projected to reach eight billion on November 15, 2022.

  • As per a UN report, the world's population is growing at its slowest pace since 1950. It has fallen under 1% in 2020.

  • According to the United Nations the world’s population could grow to around 8.5 billion in 2030 and 9.7 billion in 2050.

  • This year's World Population Day, July 11, marks a milestone, when the birth of the eight billionth person on Earth is expected.

  • More than half of the projected growth in global population by 2050 will be concentrated in just eight countries of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Egypt, Ethiopia, India, Nigeria, Pakistan, the Philippines and Tanzania.

  • India’s population in 2022

  • According to the report, India's population is 1.412 billion in 2022 as compared to China's 1.426 billion.

  • India, which will overtake China as the world's most populous country by 2023, is projected to have 1.668 billion people in 2050, far ahead of China's 1.317 billion people by the middle of the century.

  • World’s most populous regions in 2022

  • The world's two most populous regions in 2022 were East and South-East Asia, with 2.3 billion people, representing 29% of the global population.

  • Central and Southern Asia, with 2.1 billion, account for 26% of the world's population in 2022.

  • With a population of over 1.4 billion in 2022, China and India account for the largest populations in these regions.

  • Outflow of more than 1 million migrants

  • It is estimated that ten countries experienced a net outflow of more than 1 million migrants between 2010 and 2021.

  • In many of these countries, these outflows were due to temporary workers leaving their country.

  • Pakistan (net outflow of -16.5 million during 2010-2021), India (-3.5 million), Bangladesh (-2.9 million), Nepal (-1.6 million) and Sri Lanka (-1 million).

  • Projections of Institute of Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME)

  • Alternative long-term population estimates have also been made by the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME).

  • In its recent projections, IHME projected that the global population will reach 8.8 billion in 2100.

By admin: July 11, 2022

9. INS Vikrant successfully completes 4th phase of sea trials

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India's first indigenous aircraft carrier (IAC) Vikrant successfully completed the fourth phase of sea trials on 10 July before being inducted into the Indian Navy next month.

  • INS Vikrant

  • INS Vikrant (IAC-I) is the first aircraft carrier built in India by Cochin Shipyard (CSL) in Kochi, Kerala for the Indian Navy. 

  • It is the first Vikrant-class aircraft carrier.

  • It is also known as the Indigenous Aircraft Carrier 1 or IAC-1.

  • INS Vikrant can carry a total of 30 aircraft (fighters and helicopters).

  • It is powered by four gas turbines and can reach speeds of 30 knots (about 55 kmph).

  • Its endurance is 7,500 knots at a speed of 18 knots (32 kph).

  • The shipborne weapons include Barak LR SAM and AK-630, while it has MFSTAR and RAN-40L 3D radars as sensors. 

  • The ship is largely based on Russian technology.

  • The aircraft carrier, built at a cost of around Rs 23,000 crore. 

  • The warship is ready to operate MiG-29K fighter jets, Kamov-31 helicopters and MH-60R multi-role helicopters.

  • It is 262 metres long, 62 metres wide and it has a height of 59 metres. Its construction began in 2009.

By admin: July 9, 2022

10. NMA recommends two sites connected to Ambedkar to be declared as monuments of national importance

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The National Monuments Authority (NMA) on July 9 has recommended the declaration of two sites associated with BR Ambedkar in Gujarat and Maharashtra as monuments of national importance.

  • These recommendations have been placed before Minister of State for Culture Arjun Ram Meghwal by the National Monuments Authority.

  • Name the two sites

  1. Sankalp Bhumi banyan tree campus

It is located in Vadodara, Gujrat where Dr. Ambedkar had taken a resolve to eradicate untouchability on 23th September, 1917. 

The site is more than a hundred years old and witnesses the beginning of the social respect revolution initiated by Ambedkar, who is regarded as the architect of the Constitution of India.

     2. PratapRao Bhosale High School, Satara, Maharashtra

         Dr Ambedkar received his primary education in PratapRao Bhosale     High School.

         This school is under Satara Zilla Parishad and presently the condition of the school is dilapidated.

         The school's register still shows the signature of a student, Bhim Rao, in Marathi.

  • National Monuments Authority (NMA) 

  • Established - in 2010 

  • Ministry - Union Ministry of Culture

  • Established under The Ancient Monuments and Archaeological Sites and Remains (Amendment and Validation) Act, 2010

  • Composition - a Chairperson and up to 5 Whole Time and 5 Part Time Members and a Member Secretary

  • The Director General of the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) is its ex-officio member.

  • Headquarters - New Delhi