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Axar Patel 'Reluctant' To Captain Delhi Capitals In IPL 2027: Report
Headline via NDTV · first report 12 Nov, 08:05 IST, latest 12 Nov, 23:26 IST
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4 independent news organisations have reported this story. The first report we saw came from The Times of India at 12 Nov, 08:05 IST; the latest is from NDTV at 12 Nov, 23:26 IST. Rational Times has not independently confirmed the details: read each report through the links below.
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Reported by4 news organisations
First report12 Nov, 08:05 IST
Latest report12 Nov, 23:26 IST
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What the reports sayEach newsroom’s own summary of its report, from its feed
TOI has learnt that incumbent captain Axar Patel has expressed his reluctance to lead the team after going through two tough seasons.
Delhi Capitals captain Axar Patel has reportedly told the franchise that he is not sure about retaining the leadership role, according to a report.
All-rounder Axar Patel is reportedly relucatant to return as Delhi Capitals captain for the upcoming IPL 2027 season.
As the IPL season approaches, Aakash Chopra raises significant concerns about the Delhi Capitals, particularly regarding their leadership and fast-bowling lineup. Chopra believes Rahul could take the role, while Pant must bat higher in the order if reinstated.
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The reports6 reports
- The Times of India Axar Patel reluctant to lead, Delhi Capitals in a fix ahead of IPL auction
- NDTV Axar Patel 'Reluctant' To Captain Delhi Capitals In IPL 2027: Report
- India.com Not Axar Patel, Rishabh Pant or KL Rahul can be DC captain in IPL 2027: Who has best captaincy record
- India.com IPL 2027: Mitchell Starc unavailability will be big concern for Delhi Capitals, says Aakash Chopra
- Times Now Axar Patel Doesn't Want Captaincy? KL Rahul Backed For Delhi Capitals Role
- NDTV Pant, KL Rahul Or Axar Patel? Aakash Chopra Raises Delhi Capitals' Captaincy Question
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