DRS, August 17: CSK speak on Brevis deal, Rohit-Kohli forcefully retired by BCCI & Samson joining KKR?

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Suryakumar Yadav has been declared fit for the Asia Cup. The BCCI has changed its rules after Rishabh Pant’s injury. The board has been criticised for forcefully retiring Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli from Test cricket. Jasprit Bumrah shouldn’t be a front-line pick, as per Sanjay Manjrekar. CSK has released a statement after the Dewald Brevis controversy. And is Sanju Samson joining KKR?

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DRS 1

Suryakumar Yadav fit for Asia Cup

Suryakumar Yadav has cleared the fitness test for the Asia Cup 2025. India’s T20I captain has been rehabilitating at the Centre of Excellence since early August and has finally gotten to his physical best after his sports hernia surgery in June. Suryakumar will also be present in Mumbai for the squad selection.

DRS 2

Samson to be KKR’s new knight?

KKR is interested in a potential trade with RR. They want Sanju Samson in their team, but RR doesn’t want Venkatesh Iyer. Instead, they want one of Ramandeep Singh or Angkrish Raghuvanshi and the remaining amount in a cash deal. But it turns out that KKR isn’t willing to let Angkrish go.

DRS 3

CSK clear the air

After Ravichandran Ashwin stated that CSK paid Dewald Brevis under the table during IPL 2025, a can of worms has opened. To straighten things out, CSK has released a statement stating that they didn’t do anything illegal and were following BCCI guidelines.

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DRS 4

The Pant rule change

BCCI has changed its playing rules for the 2025-26 season. In the aftermath of Rishabh Pant’s incident, the board will allow ‘serious’ injury replacements. The rule will come into effect in just the Under-19 CK Nayudu Trophy to begin with. Later on, it may be used in the IPL 2026 as well.

DRS 5

Manjrekar criticises Bumrah

Former India batter Sanjay Manjrekar has criticised Jasprit Bumrah for skipping two matches in the India vs England Test series. He labelled India losing two of the three matches Bumrah played as ‘poetic justice’. Manjrekar then went on to say that Bumrah can’t be a ‘frontline pick’ if he can’t play all matches.

DRS 6

BCCI retired Rohit-Kohli from Tests?

Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli were forcefully retired from Test cricket, as per former Indian all-rounder Karsan Ghavri. He stated that due to internal politics, both left the longest format earlier than they should have. Rohit and Kohli both deserve farewell Test matches, in his opinion.

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