US Edition“Arey, Mujhe Chod Do Yaar” – R Ashwin Reacts Cheekily on His IPL Future with CSK Amid Trade Rumors
TAMIL NADU, INDIA, AUG 10 – Ravichandran Ashwin seeks clarity on his role after a challenging IPL 2025 season with a 9.12 economy rate and only seven wickets, amid trade rumors involving Rajasthan Royals.
- On August 11 in New Delhi, Ravichandran Ashwin asked CSK for clarity on his IPL 2026 role amid reports he could leave the five-time IPL champions.
- Following a forgettable IPL 2025 season, Ashwin faced retention uncertainty after nine appearances and leaked runs at an economy of 9.12, the first time his rate surpassed 8 during IPL 2025.
- Ashwin explained that after every season, the franchise must inform players whether they’re retained or released, citing his 9.5 contract versus Sanju Samson’s 18 at RR.
- Considering mini-auction rules, CSK could exclude Ashwin as trade deals are confirmed during the offseason while retention deadlines await auction date confirmation.
- As CSK plots ahead, Dhoni and Gaikwad convened with officials in Chennai to discuss future captaincy strategies, including last year's decision to name Gaikwad as captain.
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