Good news for RCB: Three overseas players signed before match against KKR.

The 18th season of IPL was suspended for a week due to increasing tension on the border between India and Pakistan. After the announcement of the ceasefire, the situation between the two countries is still normal, after which the tournament is being resumed. After the re -start of IPL 2025, the first match will be played on May 17 between Royal Challengers Bangalore and Kolkata Knight Riders at M. Chinnaswamy Stadium.

The franchises’ difficulties had increased since the announcement of the tournament was suspended. Because due to national duty, foreign players are difficult to be attached to the league. Seeing the World Test Championship Final, the South Africa Board has ordered its players to return home on 26 May. Whereas Australia has left all at the will of its players.

Meanwhile, a good news is coming out from the Royal Challengers Bangalore Camp. Roomario Shepherd, Lium Livingstone and Lungi Angidi have joined the RCB camp for the remaining matches.

Livingstone will be with the end of the tournament

Royal Challengers Bangalore have joined the Royal Challengers Bangalore’s team, but will remain with the team till the end. He is part of the West Indies team for the ODI series to begin against England from 29 May. On the other hand, Lium Livingstone has not been selected in England’s ODI and T20 teams. This means that he will be available for RCB by the end of the tournament.

Young English all-rounder Jacob Bethel is part of the White-Ball series against West Indies, so it is difficult to connect with RCB. South African fast bowler Lungi Angidi has also joined the Bengaluru team for the remaining matches, but he will not be part of the knockout matches. Because he is part of the squad of the World Test Championship final.

No update came with Hazlewood

There is no update about Josh Hazlewood so far. He suffered a shoulder injury during the ongoing season and is also part of Australia’s WTC final squad.