IPL 2024: Squad List for each IPL Team

Posted on : March 19, 2024 By Savan

IPL 2024: List of Updated Squads

The IPL 2024 season is set to kick off with a thrilling clash between the reigning champions Chennai Super Kings (CSK) and Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) on March 22 at the MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai. As the tournament approaches, franchises are finalizing replacements for players sidelined due to injury or other factors.

Below is the updated squad list for each IPL team in IPL 2024.

Royal Challengers Bangalore

Player	Player	Player	Player	Player
Faf du Plessis	Glenn Maxwell	Virat Kohli	Rajat Patidar	Anuj Rawat
Dinesh Karthik	Suyash Prabhudessai	Will Jacks	Mahipal Lomror	Karn Sharma
Manoj Bhandage	Mayank Dagar (trade)	Vyshak Vijaykumar	Akash Deep	Mohammed Siraj
Reece Topley	Himanshu Sharma	Rajan Kumar	Cameron Green	Alzarri Joseph
Yash Dayal	Lockie Ferguson	Tom Curran	Swapnil Singh	Saurav Chauhan

Chennai Super Kings

Player	Player	Player	Player	Player
MS Dhoni	Ruturaj Gaikwad	Ajinkya Rahane	Shaik Rasheed	Ravindra Jadeja
Mitchell Santner	Moeen Ali	Shivam Dube	Nishant Sindhu	Ajay Mandal
Rajvardhan Hangargekar	Deepak Chahar	Maheesh Theekshana	Mukesh Chowdhary	Prashant Solanki
Simarjeet Singh	Tushar Deshpande	Matheesha Pathirana	Rachin Ravindra	Shardul Thakur
Daryl Mitchell	Sameer Rizvi	Mustafizur Rahman	Avanish Rao Aravelly

Kolkata Knight Riders

Player	Player	Player	Player	Player
Nitish Rana	Rinku Singh	Rahmanullah Gurbaz	Shreyas Iyer	Jason Roy
Anukul Roy	Andre Russell	Venkatesh Iyer	Suyash Sharma	Harshit Rana
Sunil Narine	Vaibhav Arora	Varun Chakravarthy	KS Bharat	Chetan Sakariya
Mitchell Starc	Angkrish Raghuvanshi	Ramandeep Singh	Sherfane Rutherford	Manish Pandey
Mujeeb Ur Rahman	Gus Atkinson	Sakib Hussain	Dushmantha Chameera	Phil Salt

Delhi Capitals

Player	Player	Player	Player	Player
Rishabh Pant	David Warner	Prithvi Shaw	Yash Dhull	Abishek Porel
Axar Patel	Lalit Yadav	Mitchell Marsh	Pravin Dubey	Vicky Ostwal
Anrich Nortje	Kuldeep Yadav	Jake Fraser-McGurk	Khaleel Ahmed	Ishant Sharma
Mukesh Kumar	Tristan Stubbs	Ricky Bhui	Kumar Kushagra	Rasikh Dar
Jhye Richardson	Sumit Kumar	Shai Hope	Swastik Chhikara

Gujarat Titans

Player	Player	Player	Player	Player
David Miller	Shubman Gill	Matthew Wade	Wriddhiman Saha	Kane Williamson
Abhinav Manohar	B Sai Sudharsan	Darshan Nalkande	Vijay Shankar	Jayant Yadav
Rahul Tewatia	Noor Ahmad	R Sai Kishore	Rashid Khan	Josh Little
Mohit Sharma	Azmatullah Omarzai	Umesh Yadav	Shahrukh Khan	Sushant Mishra
Kartik Tyagi	Manav Suthar	Spencer Johnson	Robin Minz

Punjab Kings

Player	Player	Player	Player	Player
Shikhar Dhawan	Jitesh Sharma	Jonny Bairstow	Prabhsimran Singh	Liam Livingstone
Matthew Short	Harpreet Bhatia	Atharva Taide	Rishi Dhawan	Sam Curran
Sikandar Raza	Shivam Singh	Harpreet Brar	Arshdeep Singh	Kagiso Rabada
Nathan Ellis	Rahul Chahar	Gurnoor Brar	Vidwath Kaverappa	Harshal Patel
Chris Woakes	Ashutosh Sharma	Vishwanath Pratap Singh	Shashank Singh	Tanay Thyagarajan
Prince Choudhary	Rilee Rossouw

Lucknow Super Giants

Player	Player	Player	Player	Player
KL Rahul	Quinton de Kock	Nicholas Pooran	Ayush Badoni	Deepak Hooda
K Gowtham	Krunal Pandya	Kyle Mayers	Marcus Stoinis	Prerak Mankad
Yudhvir Singh	Shamar Joseph	Mayank Yadav	Mohsin Khan	Ravi Bishnoi
Yash Thakur	Amit Mishra	Naveen-ul-Haq	Devdutt Padikkal	Shivam Mavi
Arshin Kulkarni	M. Siddharth	Ashton Turner	David Willey	Arshad Khan

Mumbai Indians

Player	Player	Player	Player	Player
Rohit Sharma	Dewald Brevis	Suryakumar Yadav	Ishan Kishan	Tilak Varma
Tim David	Vishnu Vinod	Arjun Tendulkar	Shams Mulani	Nehal Wadhera
Jasprit Bumrah	Kumar Kartikeya	Piyush Chawla	Akash Madhwal	Luke Wood (Jason Behrendorff’s replacement)
Romario Shepherd	Hardik Pandya	Gerald Coetzee	Dilshan Madushanka	Shreyas Gopal
Nuwan Thushara	Naman Dhir	Anshul Kamboj	Mohammad Nabi	Shivalik Sharma

Rajasthan Royals

Player	Player	Player	Player	Player
Sanju Samson	Jos Buttler	Shimron Hetmyer	Yashasvi Jaiswal	Dhruv Jurel
Riyan Parag	Donovan Ferreira	Kunal Rathore	R Ashwin	Kuldeep Sen
Navdeep Saini	Sandeep Sharma	Trent Boult	Yuzvendra Chahal	Adam Zampa
Avesh Khan	Rovman Powell	Shubham Dubey	Tom Kohler-Cadmore	Abid Mushtaq

Know Everything About IPL

The Indian Premier League (IPL) stands as one of the most prestigious and popular professional Twenty20 cricket leagues globally. Established by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) in 2007, the IPL has revolutionized the sport, offering a unique blend of cricketing talent, entertainment, and business.

Founding and Inception (2007):

The idea of the IPL was conceived by Lalit Modi, then vice-president of the BCCI, as a response to the success of the Indian Cricket League (ICL), a rival Twenty20 league launched in 2007.
The inaugural IPL season took place in 2008, featuring eight franchises representing various Indian cities.
The franchises were sold through a competitive bidding process, with prominent business tycoons, Bollywood celebrities, and international conglomerates acquiring ownership rights.

Format and Structure:

The IPL follows a round-robin group stage format, where each team plays a total of 14 matches, facing every other team twice – once at home and once away.
The top four teams in the group stage advance to the playoffs, which include qualifier matches, an eliminator, and culminate in the final to determine the champion.
IPL matches are typically held in April and May, coinciding with India’s cricketing season, ensuring high viewership and attendance.

Franchises and Players:

IPL franchises have attracted top cricketing talent from around the world, with international players competing alongside domestic stars.
Each franchise is allowed a squad of up to 25 players, including a mix of capped and uncapped players.
Players are acquired through various methods, including auctions, drafts, and retention policies, with teams vying for the best talent to strengthen their squads.

Commercial Success:

The IPL has emerged as a lucrative commercial venture, with broadcasting rights, sponsorship deals, and advertising revenues contributing significantly to its financial success.
The league’s popularity extends beyond traditional cricketing audiences, attracting a diverse fan base with its blend of sports and entertainment.

Impact and Influence:

The IPL has had a profound impact on the sport of cricket, revolutionizing the way the game is played, watched, and marketed.
The league has helped popularize Twenty20 cricket, leading to the proliferation of domestic and international T20 leagues worldwide.
It has also provided a platform for young talent to showcase their skills and gain exposure on the global stage.

Evolution and Expansion:

Over the years, the IPL has undergone several changes and expansions, including the addition of new franchises and the introduction of innovations such as strategic timeouts, player auctions, and the Decision Review System (DRS).
The league has also embraced technological advancements, with live streaming, virtual reality experiences, and interactive fan engagement initiatives enhancing the viewer experience.

Social and Cultural Impact:

Beyond its sporting significance, the IPL has become ingrained in Indian culture, with matches serving as social gatherings and opportunities for entertainment and celebration.
The league has also played a role in promoting gender equality and diversity, with the introduction of the IPL Women’s T20 Challenge and initiatives to involve women in various aspects of the game.

In summary, the IPL has redefined cricket as a spectacle, blending athleticism, entertainment, and commercialism to create a global phenomenon that continues to captivate audiences and inspire generations of cricket fans.