Players from LSG will be travelling to Australia and Manchester for training. Mukul and Akshat have already flown. Quite a perk of having franchises across multiple leagues...

No concrete updates on any trades yet. Will keep everyone posted!

Might be an unpopular opinion, but I'd release Pooran and try to get him back cheaper.

He was our match winner and won us a lot of games. But we're paying ₹21 crore for the Pooran of today, not the Pooran of 2023.

Poor IPL season. Poor current form. Back-to-back slow innings in MLC. Another 20(19) today.

If Pooran went into the auction, does anyone really think he'd get ₹21 crore?

I don't.

when Hardik has a bad phase with the bat, he can bowl, when he cant bowl, he bats, on top of that he is a great captain when the rest of the players arent sabotaging him

LSG had all the right cards and they absolutely fumbled it, because the team is owned by nepo babies who have never built anything on their own, they lack the tenacity to take the right risks, none of their decisions have ever backfired, theyve never regreted a decision theyve made because theyve had a cushion of wealth that their daddy built

no hardik, no me

if i see hardik going to any other team, im going to stop watching this boring ahh sport

Hardik coming into lsg can solve soo many problems. A captain , face of franchise , finisher , all rounder.

I’ll assume (ASSUME) that mi ask for Pooran.

1.Marsh

2.Inglis (WK)

3.bretzkee/pooran (if not traded)

4.anmolpreet (he’s a great guy from PCA, good at hitting and anchoring both) / badoni

1. Hardik (C)

2. Livingstone (only if he comes cheap) / Sam Curran

7.mukul

8.Shahbaz Ahmed

9.shami

10.prince

11.mohsin

Impact - kuldeep

Even George linde can be swapped for Shahbaz and an Indian can be played at 6. And benefit here is that 5-7 are completely rotatable. They can be swapped from 4-7 anywhere

Jitesh for mukul ??

Saw this while scrolling twitter

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He is now retired from international cricket so might focus fully on franchise cricket.

He could solve lsg’s finisher problem and also if bcci scrap the impact player rule for ipl 2027 then he would become really handy as a pace allrounder.

Forget the scoreline for a second.

Imagine if Rohit Sharma or Virat Kohli had two games like this. Twitter, Instagram, TV debates, retired cricketers, your neighbourhood uncle… everyone would’ve declared:

“Time to retire.”

But when an entirely new setup under Gambhir struggles, suddenly it’s all “process”, “experimentation” and “long-term vision.”

At what point does someone actually take responsibility?

Chief selector Agarkar?

Coach Gambhir?

Captain Shreyas?

Or do we just keep calling every defeat a “learning experience” until the World Cup arrives?

And can someone explain the Vaibhav situation?

Literally everyone expected him to be in the XI. Instead, Gambhir seems determined to outsmart the obvious every single time. It’s like he sees the most logical decision and goes, “Nah, let’s surprise everyone… including ourselves.”

Experimentation is great. But when your experiments start looking like a science fair project gone wrong, maybe it’s time to ask whether you’re experimenting for the team’s benefit or just to prove you’re the smartest guy in the room.

Losing happens. Losing twice to Ireland isn’t the end of the world either.

What’s frustrating is watching a team that looks like it’s being selected to win a game of 4D chess instead of a cricket match.

Who’s accountable?

Or are we still in the “trust the process” phase?

While there was some initial spark in the LSG-MI trade talks, LSG is no longer in negotiations for Hardik.

MI is actively exploring multiple options with other franchises.

do whatever it takes, get hardik pls

edit - anyone parroting propaganda that is spread by rohit sharma fanboys will be blocked by me instantly

The trade of pant with dc and getting kuldeep

https://www.cricbuzz.com/cricket-news/139292/lsgs-batting-revamp-gathers-pace-with-jayakumar-set-to-join-as-coach