Chennai Super Kings (CSK) have officially announced that Stephen Fleming has stepped down as the team's head coach, ending one of the most successful coaching tenures in Indian Premier League (IPL) history. The decision was made following a series of mutual discussions between Fleming and the CSK management, with both sides expressing gratitude and respect for the remarkable journey they shared. End of an Era at CSK Former New Zealand captain Stephen Fleming joined Chennai Super Kings as a player during the inaugural
Delhi Bulls, who played as Bengal Tigers in the first two seasons are eying to have a fresh start with a new name with a World Cup Winning captain Eoin Morgan and well-known coach at the helm of things. The franchise is owned by an Indian business tycoon Rizwan Sajan who is currently based in UAE. His son, Anis Sajan, popularly known as Mr Cricket in the UAE, is the co-owner of the team. The franchise finished fourth in the points table last




