Last updated: 14 October 2026
Rajasthan Royals’ official IPL 2027 retained, released and traded players list was not available in the IPL and franchise announcements reviewed on 14 October 2026. This page separates the confirmed 2026 squad history from current reporting and our 2027 squad-building analysis. The latest Hardik Pandya–Yashasvi Jaiswal report says the proposed swap has lost momentum, not that a transfer has been completed. Below, you can check the pending official lists, the players RR could build around, conditional release candidates, auction priorities and an illustrative XI. For the wider picture, start with our IPL 2027 retention and trade guide. 1 7
Key Takeaways
- Official RR 2027 retentions, releases and trades remain awaiting confirmation in the reviewed primary announcements.
- Jaiswal’s possible move to Mumbai Indians is a reported discussion, not a completed trade. Cricbuzz’s latest report says negotiations have lost momentum.
- Samson’s move to CSK and Jadeja’s arrival at RR belong to the 2026 trade cycle. They are not new 2027 transactions.
- RR’s published 2026 auction balance and the league’s 2027 total salary cap are not interchangeable with an announced RR 2027 auction purse.
Rajasthan Royals IPL 2027 Squad Overview
RR have a recognisable team to evaluate, but a recognisable team is not the same as a final squad for next season. The useful starting point is the official 2026 roster, with subsequent replacement signings tracked separately. Any 2027 list must then be updated from the franchise’s next confirmed decisions rather than copied from last year. 1 2 5 6
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| Item | Status checked on 14 October 2026 | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| RR retained players 2027 | Awaiting official announcement | The names discussed below are candidates, not a final retained list |
| RR released players 2027 | Awaiting official announcement | No speculative review candidate is counted as a confirmed release |
| Players traded in for 2027 | No completed RR incoming trade verified in the reviewed primary announcements | Hardik Pandya is not listed as an RR player |
| Players traded out for 2027 | No completed RR outgoing trade verified in the reviewed primary announcements | Jaiswal is not listed as having left RR |
| Rajasthan Royals auction 2027 purse | Awaiting a verified team-specific figure | No guessed remaining budget or savings total is published |
| Final squad size and available slots | Awaiting official announcement | A 2026 directory count does not establish the 2027 roster |
| Retention timeline | November 15 is mentioned in current reporting; primary 2027 deadline not verified here | Treat it as a reported date until an official announcement is checked |
Cricbuzz’s 14 October report refers to a November 15 retention deadline. However, the Indian Express’s 13 October report still discusses the deadline being announced after further league-level decisions. We therefore do not present November 15 as independently verified official information. The stakeholders’ meeting originally scheduled for 15 October was postponed, with its revised date and venue to be communicated later. It is not a guaranteed squad-announcement event. 7 9
The confirmed 2026 squad-building baseline
Rajasthan’s official auction record shows 13 players retained, three brought in through trades and nine bought at the IPL 2026 auction. These groups explain how the previous team was assembled; none is being relabelled as the RR full squad for 2027. 1 3 4
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| 2026 squad route | Players recorded in the official material | Season-specific qualification |
|---|---|---|
| Retained before the auction | Dhruv Jurel, Jofra Archer, Kwena Maphaka, Lhuan-dre Pretorius, Nandre Burger, Riyan Parag, Sandeep Sharma, Shimron Hetmyer, Shubham Dubey, Tushar Deshpande, Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, Yashasvi Jaiswal, Yudhvir Singh | The franchise announced these 13 retentions on 15 November 2025 for IPL 2026 |
| Traded in | Ravindra Jadeja, Sam Curran, Donovan Ferreira | Completed before IPL 2026, not newly confirmed 2027 trades |
| Bought at the 2026 auction | Ravi Bishnoi, Sushant Mishra, Yash Raj Punja, Vignesh Puthur, Ravi Singh, Aman Rao Perala, Brijesh Sharma, Adam Milne, Kuldeep Sen | Auction purchases are a historical baseline, not a promise of another season |
| Replacement signings during 2026 | Dasun Shanaka for Sam Curran; Emanjot Chahal for Ravi Singh | Each replacement needs separate 2027 contract confirmation |
RR announced Shanaka as the replacement for the injured Curran on 23 March 2026. The IPL announced Emanjot Chahal as the replacement for the injured Ravi Singh on 23 May. An injury that ended a player’s 2026 season does not establish his current medical status or his 2027 availability. Nor should the original player and his replacement automatically be added together as two simultaneous active contracts. 5 6
This matters when reading the franchise’s player directory: it contains historical squad entries as well as replacements. The page is valuable for identifying players and roles, but counting its cards is not a reliable way to declare RR’s final 2027 squad size. 2
RR Retained Players List for IPL 2027
Awaiting official announcement. The table below is a retention-candidate watchlist based on the established 2026 team. The roles and nationalities come from RR’s official player material. The 2027 column remains unconfirmed for every player; the source column verifies the historical identity and squad context, not a future retention. 1 2
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| Player | Role | Nationality | IPL 2027 retention status | Official baseline source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Yashasvi Jaiswal | Opening batter | India | Pending confirmation; core candidate in our analysis | RR 2026 roster 2 |
| Vaibhav Sooryavanshi | Opening batter | India | Pending confirmation; core candidate in our analysis | RR 2026 roster 2 |
| Riyan Parag | Batting all-rounder | India | Pending confirmation; core candidate in our analysis | RR 2026 roster 2 |
| Dhruv Jurel | Wicketkeeper-batter | India | Pending confirmation; core candidate in our analysis | RR 2026 roster 2 |
| Ravindra Jadeja | Spin-bowling all-rounder | India | Pending confirmation; core candidate in our analysis | RR roster and 2026 trade 2 4 |
| Ravi Bishnoi | Leg-spinner | India | Pending confirmation; core candidate in our analysis | RR 2026 auction and roster 2 3 |
| Jofra Archer | Fast bowler | England | Pending confirmation; core candidate in our analysis | RR 2026 roster 2 |
| Brijesh Sharma | Pace bowler | India | Pending confirmation; development candidate in our analysis | RR 2026 auction and roster 2 3 |
| Nandre Burger | Left-arm fast bowler | South Africa | Pending confirmation; bowling-balance candidate in our analysis | RR 2026 roster 2 |
| Donovan Ferreira | Wicketkeeper-batter and finishing option | South Africa | Pending confirmation; finishing candidate in our analysis | RR roster and 2026 trade 2 4 |
Why the Indian batting core matters
Keeping an established Indian top order would let Rajasthan use overseas places for bowling and finishing rather than needing an imported batter for every problem. Jaiswal and Sooryavanshi offer a familiar opening combination; Jurel provides wicketkeeping and a right-handed batting option. Parag can connect the top order with the lower middle order. That is our cricketing case for continuity, not a claim that management has signed off on all four.
The completed 2026 figures give the discussion substance. RR’s official player page lists 776 runs in 16 matches for Sooryavanshi, 515 in 16 for Jurel and 427 in 16 for Jaiswal. These are season-context figures, not predicted output for 2027. A useful review asks how their roles fit together, rather than assuming that the highest run tally alone decides a retention. 2
Sooryavanshi’s rapid rise also makes him a player readers naturally want to understand beyond a squad list. Our Vaibhav Suryavanshi earnings profile separates documented contract information from unverified personal wealth claims. A successful season should not be turned into an invented new salary or endorsement valuation.
Jadeja, Bishnoi and Archer: different bowling jobs
Jadeja’s value in this projected core is the combination of spin, fielding and lower-order batting. Bishnoi provides a specialist leg-spin option. Archer gives the pace attack a bowler around whom to organise demanding overs. RR’s official 2026 directory lists 25 wickets in 16 matches for Archer, giving a factual reason to discuss his importance without calling his next contract settled. 2
The balance question is what happens around those names. If Jadeja and Bishnoi are both retained, a further spin purchase needs to add a different job or worthwhile depth. If Archer remains the principal overseas quick, the second overseas bowling choice should be assessed against the finishing position it displaces. The best-looking list of names does not always produce the most useful match combination.
RR Released Players List for IPL 2027
Awaiting official announcement. No named player below is being declared released for IPL 2027. The official tracker stays pending until Rajasthan or the IPL confirms a departure.
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| Player or list entry | Role | Previous squad status | Release confirmation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Official RR 2027 released list | Awaiting named entries | To be checked against the completed 2026 squad and contract updates | Awaiting official announcement |
| Players discussed in the potential-release section | Their verified 2026 roles | Historical RR squad members or replacement signings | Editorial review only; no confirmed release |
It would be inaccurate to fill this table with last year’s seven departures. The franchise’s November 2025 announcement released Kunal Singh Rathore, Akash Madhwal, Ashok Sharma, Fazal Farooqi, Kumar Kartikeya, Wanindu Hasaranga and Maheesh Theekshana before IPL 2026. Those are historical decisions, not evidence of new releases for 2027. 1
Akash Madhwal is a particularly clear example of why season labels matter. He later joined CSK as a 2026 replacement, as explained in our Akash Madhwal salary and career profile. Recycling his earlier RR departure into this year’s list would mislead readers about both franchises.
When confirmed departures arrive, their effect should be judged by role. Losing a reserve opener is different from losing a first-choice keeper. Releasing a seamer can create a new-ball or closing-overs vacancy. An overseas finisher’s exit can change how the remaining foreign players are selected. A release list becomes useful when those consequences are explained alongside the names.
RR Traded Players List for IPL 2027
No completed Rajasthan Royals trade for the 2027 cycle was verified in the reviewed primary announcements at this page’s factual cutoff. A proposal, an inquiry or a reported conversation is not a completed player transfer.
Players traded in
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| Player | Previous franchise | Role | IPL 2027 trade details |
|---|---|---|---|
| No incoming RR player officially verified in the reviewed announcements | Awaiting confirmation | Awaiting named confirmation | No completed incoming RR trade listed |
| Hardik Pandya — reported discussion only | Mumbai Indians | Pace-bowling all-rounder | Proposed swap reported; not completed and not an RR squad entry |
Players traded out
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| Player | Destination | Role | IPL 2027 trade details |
|---|---|---|---|
| No outgoing RR player officially verified in the reviewed announcements | Awaiting confirmation | Awaiting named confirmation | No completed outgoing RR trade listed |
| Yashasvi Jaiswal — reported discussion only | Mumbai Indians discussed in reports | Opening batter | No verified completed transfer; not listed as having left RR |
The Hardik and Jaiswal rows are clearly marked reporting, included to answer a current search question. They do not belong in a confirmed transaction count. A player released into an auction would also be a different category from a player traded directly to another franchise.
Latest Hardik Pandya–Yashasvi Jaiswal trade report
Cricbuzz’s Vijay Tagore reported on 14 October 2026 that the proposed swap looked unlikely at that stage. The report says the franchises had spoken a few months earlier, the talks had not made much headway and they were not currently engaged in those discussions. It also leaves open the possibility of a later change. The accurate description is reported talks that have lost momentum, not “Hardik has joined RR” or “Jaiswal has been released”. 7
That updates the earlier August reporting. On 25 August, RevSportz quoted an unnamed senior Royals functionary saying Jaiswal remained part of RR’s plans and had not expressed a wish to leave. The latest report should therefore be read alongside the earlier franchise stance, not used to manufacture a completed deal. 8
The cricketing argument is understandable without assuming an agreement. Hardik would add a seam-bowling and finishing route; losing Jaiswal would alter Rajasthan’s Indian opening combination. Pretorius offers an existing opening option, but using him could also affect which overseas bowler or finisher plays. There is a squad-balance cost on each side of the discussion, not a free upgrade.
For the other side of that question, read our Mumbai Indians 2027 squad analysis. The two pages should be compared as analysis of the teams’ needs, not as proof that a swap will happen.
The completed trades that belong to IPL 2026
The official IPL trade advisory dated 15 November 2025 records the following movements. This history explains the present RR team but must not be added to the new 2027 traded-player list. 4
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| Player | Completed historical move | Correct season label |
|---|---|---|
| Ravindra Jadeja | CSK to Rajasthan Royals | Before IPL 2026 |
| Sam Curran | CSK to Rajasthan Royals | Before IPL 2026; subsequently replaced during that season |
| Donovan Ferreira | Delhi Capitals to Rajasthan Royals | Before IPL 2026 |
| Sanju Samson | Rajasthan Royals to CSK | Before IPL 2026 |
| Nitish Rana | Rajasthan Royals to Delhi Capitals | Before IPL 2026 |
Our CSK 2027 retained, released and trade analysis provides the Chennai context around Samson. Neither page should move him back into an RR prediction simply because an older Royals team graphic still contains his name.
RR Players Who Could Be Released Before IPL 2027
Every entry in this section is “Potential release — unconfirmed.” These are conditional squad reviews based on price, role overlap and the previous season’s opportunities. They are not leaked management decisions, disciplinary claims or predictions of current injury.
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| Player | Label | Conditional cricketing question |
|---|---|---|
| Shimron Hetmyer | Potential release — unconfirmed | Does RR want a specialist overseas finisher, or a finisher who can also provide wicketkeeping or seam bowling? |
| Tushar Deshpande | Potential release — unconfirmed | Does his planned bowling role justify the historical contract cost relative to the other Indian seam options? |
| Sandeep Sharma | Potential release — unconfirmed | Will management prioritise his experience and variations, or reallocate that role within the pace group? |
| Adam Milne | Potential release — unconfirmed | Is there a clear place for another overseas quick alongside Archer, Burger and Maphaka? |
| Dasun Shanaka | Potential release — unconfirmed | Does the 2026 replacement signing fit the next season’s finishing and all-rounder requirements? |
| Lhuan-dre Pretorius | Potential release — unconfirmed | Can RR provide enough top-order or keeping opportunities to justify the overseas roster place? |
Finishing choices: Hetmyer, Ferreira and Shanaka
The question is not whether a finisher has talent. It is whether Rajasthan need the same combination of specialist batting, wicketkeeping cover and bowling support after the rest of the squad is settled. A side that wants more seam overs might make a different choice from one that wants maximum boundary-hitting at the end of an innings.
RR’s historical auction table lists Hetmyer at ₹11 crore for 2026, while the same season’s completed Ferreira trade was at ₹1 crore. That price difference provides a reason to examine role value, but it does not establish a release decision or a confirmed saving for 2027. 3 4
Ferreira’s 38 not out from 11 balls in the 2026 Qualifier 2 is a concrete example of the impact RR can get from a lower-order role. One innings is not enough to settle an entire retention decision. It does, however, support discussing him as more than simply a name on the reserves list. 11
Indian pace: keep experience or change the spending mix?
The official 2026 auction table lists Deshpande at ₹6.50 crore and Sandeep at ₹4 crore. Those old amounts can be compared with the roles of Brijesh Sharma, Sushant Mishra and Kuldeep Sen, without announcing that the franchise will release anyone or buy back a player more cheaply. 3
A sensible review separates powerplay control, wicket-taking in the middle and end-overs execution. An inexpensive bowler who cannot cover the required phase may not be a true alternative to a more costly specialist. Equally, paying for several players with overlapping jobs can leave too little flexibility elsewhere. Our preference would be to keep the phase map clear before making an auction shortlist.
Reserve players and replacement contracts
Milne and Pretorius raise different questions: one is an overseas pace option; the other covers batting and wicketkeeping. The amount of playing time available to them depends on which players RR retain and the roles assigned to the other overseas players. A limited-opportunity season does not automatically prove that either should leave.
Curran’s and Ravi Singh’s situations should be handled separately from a routine release forecast. They were replaced because of injuries during IPL 2026. Before making a reliable 2027 call, RR’s next contract announcements and current availability information need to be checked. Shanaka and Emanjot should likewise not be treated as automatically retained merely because they were registered as replacements. 5 6
Rajasthan Royals Auction Strategy for IPL 2027
Rajasthan’s most useful auction strategy would be to complete the team’s missing roles rather than rebuild every successful part of the 2026 squad. That is an editorial recommendation. The official retained list, actual purse and later playing regulations will determine which options are realistic.
The 2026 playoff exit provides one specific area to examine. RR made 214 for six in Qualifier 2, but Gujarat Titans chased the target and won by seven wickets. The result does not prove that the whole attack needs replacing. It does support asking how Rajasthan can defend high totals more reliably when opposition batters target particular overs. 11
Top-order batting
If Jaiswal and Sooryavanshi stay, a costly first-choice opener is less urgent than a reliable alternative who can also cover another position. Jurel offers a right-handed batting and wicketkeeping route. Pretorius can cover the top order, but the overseas combination around him must be considered.
If a major opening-batter trade is later confirmed, this priority changes. RR would need to assess how much of the lost role the existing squad can cover before targeting an expensive auction replacement. The current stalled-talk report is not enough to trigger that rebuild in a projected budget.
Middle order and finishing
The first decision is the expected batting order for Parag, Jurel and Jadeja. RR should then identify which batter is asked to absorb an early collapse and which one is expected to attack immediately at the end. Those are different jobs, even if both players appear in a “middle-order” list.
Ferreira, Hetmyer and Shanaka should be evaluated against those jobs rather than retained or released solely by reputation. A domestic reserve such as Shubham Dubey can also affect the preferred overseas combination. The aim should be a middle order with clear entry points, not a bench filled with several versions of the same batter.
Indian and overseas pace bowling
The main priority in our analysis is a dependable plan for the closing overs, with enough depth to protect the attack when a first-choice bowler is unavailable. That does not necessarily require another famous overseas fast bowler. An Indian seamer with a defined role may offer more useful flexibility.
Archer, Burger, Maphaka and Milne already represent different overseas pace options in the 2026 material. Brijesh, Sandeep, Deshpande, Sushant and Kuldeep Sen provide Indian alternatives. The auction review should begin by assigning expected overs to the retained players, then identify the phase that remains exposed. 2
Spin bowling and all-rounders
If Jadeja and Bishnoi remain, RR would have established left-arm and leg-spin options. Vignesh Puthur, Yash Punja and Emanjot Chahal feature in the official 2026 player directory as further spin or all-rounder possibilities. They should be judged on their specific development and depth roles rather than automatically added to a playing XI. 2 6
A seam-bowling all-rounder could improve flexibility, but it would be misleading to name Hardik as an acquired solution. Current trade reporting does not establish his arrival. Rajasthan can assess that type of role without claiming an agreement with any particular player.
Backup wicketkeeper options
Jurel is the obvious established keeping option in this projected core. Ferreira and Pretorius are also listed as wicketkeepers by RR. Ravi Singh’s 2026 season-ending injury and replacement need their own updated contract check. The auction priority should therefore be assessed after RR confirm which of those options are available for the next season. 2 6
For wider context on competing demand for Indian batting and finishing, compare our PBKS 2027 squad-building analysis and RCB 2027 retention outlook. Those comparisons explain auction competition; they are not evidence of an RR approach to a named player.
Purse, roster slots and the Impact Player question
No verified RR 2027 auction purse is published in this article. RR’s official auction page displays the earlier ₹125 crore purse, ₹122.35 crore spent and ₹2.65 crore remaining for its 2026 auction cycle. Those are dated historical figures. Carrying the remaining balance straight into a 2027 shopping budget would ignore later contract decisions and the next official auction framework. 3
The league’s September 2024 regulations list a ₹157 crore total salary cap for 2027, covering more than the auction purse. The same document introduced additional match fees and performance-pay context. ₹157 crore is therefore not an announcement that RR have ₹157 crore available to bid on players. 10
Likewise, the six-player retention/RTM provision in the original 2025–27 announcement must not be casually reused as a claim that a 2027 mini-auction allows Rajasthan to keep only six players. The applicable next-season auction instructions need to be verified before publishing any such limit. 10
The original regulations also continued the Impact Player rule through the 2025–27 cycle. However, the newer Indian Express report says a decision on that rule is expected in the coming weeks. Our projected combination therefore avoids declaring a fixed Impact substitute or a final substitute-based auction plan before any further official clarification. 9 10
Probable RR Playing XI for IPL 2027
This is an illustrative, conditional XI based on the established 2026 core, not a confirmed RR 2027 team or a prediction of opening-match availability. It assumes the named players stay, are available and fit the eventual regulations. No new auction buy, completed Hardik trade or unverified replacement agreement is inserted.
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| Batting position | Player | Projected job |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Yashasvi Jaiswal | Left-handed opener |
| 2 | Vaibhav Sooryavanshi | Attacking left-handed opener |
| 3 | Dhruv Jurel | Right-handed batter and wicketkeeper |
| 4 | Riyan Parag | Middle-order batter; captain in the 2026 baseline, not a new 2027 captaincy announcement |
| 5 | Ravindra Jadeja | Left-handed batting and left-arm spin |
| 6 | Donovan Ferreira | Finishing and reserve wicketkeeping |
| 7 | Shubham Dubey | Domestic lower-middle-order batting |
| 8 | Jofra Archer | Fast bowling |
| 9 | Ravi Bishnoi | Leg-spin |
| 10 | Brijesh Sharma | Indian pace bowling |
| 11 | Nandre Burger | Left-arm pace bowling |
This combination has three overseas names: Ferreira, Archer and Burger. Its main bowling options are Archer, Brijesh, Burger, Bishnoi and Jadeja, with Parag as an additional option. The point is to show how the roles could connect, not to lock in a future team sheet. 2
The order also has a clear trade-off. Selecting Shubham at seven lengthens the batting but does not add a specialist seam-bowling all-rounder. Replacing that role with a confirmed future signing could change the balance, while selecting another overseas batter would require reviewing the bowling choices. A reliable final XI can only be published after RR’s squad and availability are established.
Key Questions About Rajasthan Royals IPL 2027 Squad
Who has Rajasthan Royals retained for IPL 2027?
An official RR 2027 retained list was not available in the reviewed IPL and franchise announcements at the 14 October cutoff. Jaiswal, Sooryavanshi, Parag, Jurel and the other names discussed here are candidates or historical squad members, not confirmed entries on a new list. 1 2
Which players have RR released for IPL 2027?
No named 2027 release is declared in this article. The potential-release table is editorial analysis. The seven names in Rajasthan’s November 2025 release announcement belong to the previous 2026 cycle and should not be copied into a 2027 list. 1
Which players have been traded to or from RR for IPL 2027?
No completed RR 2027 trade was verified in the reviewed primary announcements. The latest Cricbuzz report says the proposed Hardik–Jaiswal discussions have lost momentum. Samson, Jadeja, Curran, Ferreira and Rana’s officially recorded movements were for IPL 2026. 4 7
When will the official RR retention list be announced?
A franchise-specific publication date was not verified. November 15 appears as a deadline in current reporting, but this page has not independently verified a primary 2027 notice establishing it. The originally planned 15 October stakeholders’ meeting was postponed; its new date is not an announced RR squad-release date. 7 9
What positions might Rajasthan Royals target at the auction?
Our analysis prioritises the closing-overs bowling plan, suitable finishing depth and role flexibility. The importance of an opener, all-rounder or backup keeper will depend on actual retentions and any later confirmed trade. No named auction target or guaranteed acquisition is invented.
Where can readers find the latest official squad updates?
Check dated IPL and Rajasthan Royals announcements, using the consulted sources below, rather than an undated social-media team graphic. Bookmark this page through the CricWin24 IPL Analysis hub so the same canonical URL can carry later verified updates. A current fact should change the relevant table, not generate a duplicate “final squad” page.
Final Analysis
RR’s 2027 squad outlook is best understood as a decision-making guide while the official lists remain pending. The previous side reached Qualifier 2, and its batting and bowling roles provide a credible starting point for discussing continuity and improvement. That does not make every 2026 player a confirmed retention. 11
The most immediate trade question is Jaiswal’s reported link with Mumbai Indians. The latest original reporting says the discussions have stalled; it does not announce his departure or Hardik’s arrival. Rajasthan’s auction priorities should therefore be assessed from the existing team unless a later official transaction changes the picture. 7
The next useful update is an actual retention, release or trade announcement. When that arrives, it can be added to the relevant section with its date and source. Until then, this RR 2027 retained, released and traded players list keeps verified history, reporting and predictions separate, with further league context available in the CricWin24 IPL hub.
Sources & References
These 11 consulted sources establish dated 2026 squads, trades, replacements, rules, results and current reporting. No source is presented as an official RR 2027 retained or released list. Numeric article references lead to the corresponding source below.
View 11 key sources
- Rajasthan Royals announce retained players ahead of IPL 2026 — 15 November 2025
- Rajasthan Royals Squad 2026 — official player roles and season statistics, checked 14 October 2026
- Rajasthan Royals official IPL Auction 2026 — fully loaded roster and historical prices
- TATA IPL 2026 Player Trade Updates — official advisory, 15 November 2025
- Rajasthan Royals announce Dasun Shanaka as replacement for Sam Curran — 23 March 2026
- Rajasthan Royals sign Emanjot Chahal as replacement for injured Ravi Singh — 23 May 2026
- Vijay Tagore: No headway in Hardik–Jaiswal trade talks — Cricbuzz, 14 October 2026
- Shamik Chakrabarty: Yashasvi Jaiswal firmly in Rajasthan Royals’ plans for 2027 IPL — 25 August 2026
- BCCI postpones meeting with IPL stakeholders — Indian Express, updated 13 October 2026 at 9:59 PM IST
- IPL Governing Council announces TATA IPL Player Regulations 2025–27 — 28 September 2024
- TATA IPL 2026 Qualifier 2: GT vs RR — official match report, 29 May 2026
See our editorial policy and corrections process for factual updates.
