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The 2025 season of the Indian Premier League (IPL) saw Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) splash the cash in the auction, making bold moves to secure a mix of firepower and finesse. But did the big buys deliver value for money? Let’s break down how each of KKR’s high-profile purchases fared, and how much each run or wicket ended up costing the franchise.

Ajinkya Rahane-led Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) will lock horns with Riyan Parag's Rajasthan Royals in the 6th match of the IPL 2025 at the Barsapara Cricket Stadium in Guwahati on March 26. Both teams lost their campaign openers in IPL 2025 and will look to return to winning ways on Wednesday. Here's KKR's predicted playing XI for IPL 2025 match against RR:

Defending champions Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) will lock horns with Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) in the first match of the IPL 2025 at the iconic Eden Gardens in Kolkata on March 22. Three times champions KKR will look to defend their title under a new captain in Ajinkya Rahane, who has played for the franchise in the past. Here's KKR's predicted playing XI for IPL 2025 Match vs RCB:

Defending champions Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) will look to add another title in their cabinet during IPL 2025 season. However, the IPL 2024 champions won't have their captain Shreyas Iyer and star mentor Gautam Gambhir in the upcoming season for different reasons. So, it will be interesting to see how KKR performs in IPL 2025.  Here's the predicted playing XI of KKR for IPL 2025: 

With Andile Simelane bowling the final delivery of the 18th over, Ramandeep took guard for his maiden run in international cricket.

As of now, Ramandeep has taken part in 57 T20s where he smashed 544 runs at a strike rate of 170 with the highest score of 64. 

Ramandeep made his debut for MI vs RCB at the start of the season, scoring 6 off 12 balls He has played in 2 First-class matches, scoring 124 runs at an average of 41.33

India scored four field goals with comeback man Ramandeep Singh (26th and 60th minutes) scoring a brace. Dilpreet Singh (54th) and Mandeep Singh (57th) were the other scorers in Champions Trophy Hockey Tournament on Saturday.

Ramandeep (25th minute, 32nd min) and Chinglensana (37th min, 60th min) helped India overcome Austria on Wednesday, and end their tour with three wins and two loses. 

For India, it is their second defeat against Malaysia in little less than two months. Roelant Oltmans' men had earlier lost 0-1 to the same opponents in the Azlan Shah Cup last month.

With their place already secured in the quarterfinals, India would be hoping to keep up the good work and keep a clean slate going into the business end of the tournament.

India won the game today, but coach Oltmans would be worrying about his team's poor conversion rate from penalty corners.

India did well in the final quarter to defend their lead, denying any opportunity for the Scottish players to score. India's young goalkeeper Akash Chikte too held his nerve to ensure India walked away with a 4-1 win.

Earlier in the tournament, India had lost 1-2 to Belgium in their first match and drew 2-2 with Germany in their second game.

Uttar Pradesh Wizards will take on Kalinga Lancers while Dabang Mumbai face Delhi Waveriders in the two semi-finals slated on Saturday.

Manpreet and Akashdeep were also part of the team that won the historic silver medal at the FIH Champions Trophy in London.

Top four team from the round-robin competition will advance to the semifinals.

Earlier, hosts Malaysia stunned twice defending champions Pakistan 4-2 with Faizal Saari scoring two goals in the home team's rally from 1-2 deficit.

Belgium have risen in the ranks over the past decade and are rated as one of the most feared teams in world hockey for their attacking style of play.

Canada took few second to make it 1-1.