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 IPL 2023: New kids on the block - 5 exciting cricketers who could earn a senior India call-up in the future NEW DELHI: The biggest T20 cricket extravaganza in the world -- the Indian Premier League -- over the last 16 editions has consistently produced incredible home-grown talents like a well oiled machine. Year after year, there have been unknown names, coming from unlikely places, who have taken the league by storm with their incredible performances and have become household names. Keeping aside the coalition of international cricketing superstars which has made the league what it is today, raw, unknown talents have been unearthed on the IPL stage as it continues to be the biggest platform of opportunities. Over the years, the IPL has opened the gates to national selection for many youngsters. From the likes of Ravindra Jadeja, Jasprit Bumrah, the Pandya brothers to Arshdeep Singh and Umran Malik, the IPL over the years has brought to the fore young, talented cricketers and have tu

 Mumbai Indians Sign T20 WC-Winner Chris Jordan As Replacement Player Amid Death Bowling Woes England pacer Chris Jordan has been signed as a replacement player by Mumbai Indians (MI) for the rest of the Indian Premier League (IPL) season, aiming to solve their death bowling woes amid their current losing streak. Jordan had gone unsold in the 2023 auction but has earlier played for Chennai Super Kings, Royal Challengers Bangalore and Punjab Kings in his IPL career.

Mumbai Indians sign T20 World Cup winner for remainder of IPL 2023 The Mumbai Indians have made a strategic move to address their bowling woes by signing England pacer Chris Jordan as a replacement player for the remainder of the 2023 Indian Premier League (IPL) season.  Jordan, who played a key role in England's 2022 T20 World Cup team, has joined the Mumbai Indians (MI) for the rest of the season, according to a report by EspnCricinfo. While it is not yet clear who Jordan has replaced, an overseas player is likely to make way for him. MI has been struggling with injuries to pacers Jhye Richardson and Jasprit Bumrah, who were ruled out of the season before the tournament began. Star English pacer Jofra Archer has played just two games out of the seven so far, and it has emerged that he was forced to travel to Belgium during the tournament for a procedure on his troubled elbow. Jordan's arrival is expected to provide much-needed relief to the team's bowling department, whic

  Bumrah undergoes surgery, will need six months to recover     J asprit Bumrah has undergone a back surgery in Christchurch and the news from New Zealand is that the operation was successful and the cricketer is doing fine. The surgery was done by Dr Rowan Schouten, a noted orthopaedic surgeon attached to the Forte Orthopaedics Hospital in Christchurch.