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7 hours ago
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Ruturaj Gaikwad joins Yorkshire for County Championship and One-Day Cup 2025
Indian batter Ruturaj Gaikwad has joined Yorkshire for the remainder of the 2025 season. He is set to play five County Championship matches and the One-Day Cup for the side. He is currently with India A in England. read more Leeds (England): Indian batter Ruturaj Gaikwad will join Yorkshire for five matches of the County Championship's Division One as well as the One-Day Cup. Gaikwad will link up with the Yorkshire squad ahead of their County match against Surrey at Scarborough in July and will remain with the team until the end of the season, the club said on its website. The 28-year-old is currently a part of the India A squad on the tour of England where they have played two four-day unofficial Tests against England Lions and their last assignment will be an intra-squad four-day match in Beckenham against the senior side from June 13-16. STORY CONTINUES BELOW THIS AD 'Captain of Chennai Super Kings in the Indian Premier League and Maharashtra in the Ranji Trophy, the Pune-native is a highly accomplished batter with six international ODI caps alongside his 23 appearances in IT20's,' Yorkshire said on their website. 'The right-hander can bat anywhere in the top four and has shown versatility when required to step up and open the batting for India.' 'It has always been a goal of mine to experience cricket in this country and there is no bigger Club in England than Yorkshire,' Gaikwad stated. 'I know how important it is that I hit the ground running at what will be a crucial part of the season. We have some vital games in the County Championship and the One-Day Cup is a great opportunity to win some silverware.' Yorkshire head coach Anthony McGrath hoped Gaikward's addition would bring 'extra solidity' to the team. 'He is a very accomplished cricketer with a natural all-round game that is well suited to the cricket we want to play. Ruturaj will give us some extra solidity in our batting lineup whilst having that ability to score quick runs when required. He's an exciting talent and one I know is highly rated across the game,' he said. Yorkshire are currently placed second last in the 10-team Division One points table with one win, four defeats and two drawn games so far.
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Business Standard
8 hours ago
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- Business Standard
Ruturaj Gaikwad set for Yorkshire debut in County & One-day action
Indian batter Ruturaj Gaikwad will join Yorkshire for five matches of the County Championship's Division One as well as the One-Day Cup. Gaikwad will link up with the Yorkshire squad ahead of their County match against Surrey at Scarborough in July and will remain with the team until the end of the season, the club said on its website. The 28-year-old is currently a part of the India A squad on the tour of England where they have played two four-day unofficial Tests against England Lions and their last assignment will be an intra-squad four-day match in Beckenham against the senior side from June 13-16. "Captain of Chennai Super Kings in the Indian Premier League and Maharashtra in the Ranji Trophy, the Pune-native is a highly accomplished batter with six international ODI caps alongside his 23 appearances in IT20's, Yorkshire said on their website. The right-hander can bat anywhere in the top four and has shown versatility when required to step up and open the batting for India. "It has always been a goal of mine to experience cricket in this country and there is no bigger Club in England than Yorkshire," Gaikwad stated. I know how important it is that I hit the ground running at what will be a crucial part of the season. We have some vital games in the County Championship and the One-Day Cup is a great opportunity to win some silverware. Yorkshire head coach Anthony McGrath hoped Gaikward's addition would bring "extra solidity" to the team. He is a very accomplished cricketer with a natural all-round game that is well suited to the cricket we want to play. Ruturaj will give us some extra solidity in our batting lineup whilst having that ability to score quick runs when required. He's an exciting talent and one I know is highly rated across the game," he said. Yorkshire are currently placed second last in the 10-team Division One points table with one win, four defeats and two drawn games so far.
India.com
8 hours ago
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- India.com
Good news for Dhoni's teammate and CSK after IPL 2025, star player heads to England, he will...
In these collection of pictures, we find out about star player from MS Dhoni's Chennai Super Kings who will join Team India in England this summer. CSK captain Ruturaj Gaikwad was ruled out of IPL 2025 mid way through the season due to a fractured elbow. MS Dhoni took over as CSK captain in Gaikwad's absence. Ruturaj Gaikwad has signed up to play for Yorkshire in County Championships 2025. Gaikwad is currently in England as a part of the India A squad but hasn't played in both games so far against England Lions. Ruturaj Gaikwad will join Yorkshire next month ahead of their match against Surrey and remain with them till the end of the season. "I'm excited to be joining up with Yorkshire for the rest of the English domestic season," Gaikwad said after signing. "It has always been a goal of mine to experience cricket in this country and there is no bigger Club in England than Yorkshire." Ruturaj Gaikwad's CSK ended at last place in IPL 2025 season. CSK failed to qualify for playoffs for the second year in succession. Ruturaj Gaikwad has played in 29 international matches for Team India, which include 6 ODI and 23 T20 matches. Ruturaj Gaikwad has played in 38 first-class matches till date, scoring 2632 runs with 7 centuries. Image credit: X (Formerly Twitter) Indian cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar played for Yorkshire in 1992 in 16 first-class matches as replacement for Craig McDermott.
The Hindu
9 hours ago
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- The Hindu
Ruturaj Gaikwad to join Yorkshire for County Championship, One-Day Cup
Indian batter Ruturaj Gaikwad will join Yorkshire for five matches of the County Championship's Division One as well as the One-Day Cup. Gaikwad will link up with the Yorkshire squad ahead of their County match against Surrey at Scarborough in July and will remain with the team until the end of the season, the club said on its website. The 28-year-old is currently a part of the India A squad on the tour of England where they have played two four-day unofficial Tests against England Lions and their last assignment will be an intra-squad four-day match in Beckenham against the senior side from June 13-16. "Captain of Chennai Super Kings in the Indian Premier League and Maharashtra in the Ranji Trophy, the Pune-native is a highly accomplished batter with six international ODI caps alongside his 23 appearances in IT20's,' Yorkshire said on their website. 'The right-hander can bat anywhere in the top four and has shown versatility when required to step up and open the batting for India. "It has always been a goal of mine to experience cricket in this country and there is no bigger Club in England than Yorkshire," Gaikwad stated. 'I know how important it is that I hit the ground running at what will be a crucial part of the season. We have some vital games in the County Championship and the One-Day Cup is a great opportunity to win some silverware.' Yorkshire head coach Anthony McGrath hoped Gaikward's addition would bring "extra solidity" to the team. 'He is a very accomplished cricketer with a natural all-round game that is well suited to the cricket we want to play. Ruturaj will give us some extra solidity in our batting lineup whilst having that ability to score quick runs when required. He's an exciting talent and one I know is highly rated across the game," he said. Yorkshire are currently placed second last in the 10-team Division One points table with one win, four defeats and two drawn games so far.
NDTV
10 hours ago
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- NDTV
Ruturaj Gaikwad To Join Yorkshire For County Championship, One-Day Cup
Indian batter Ruturaj Gaikwad will join Yorkshire for five matches of the County Championship's Division One as well as the One-Day Cup. Gaikwad will link up with the Yorkshire squad ahead of their County match against Surrey at Scarborough in July and will remain with the team until the end of the season, the club said on its website. The 28-year-old is currently a part of the India A squad on the tour of England where they have played two four-day unofficial Tests against England Lions and their last assignment will be an intra-squad four-day match in Beckenham against the senior side from June 13-16. "Captain of Chennai Super Kings in the Indian Premier League and Maharashtra in the Ranji Trophy, the Pune-native is a highly accomplished batter with six international ODI caps alongside his 23 appearances in IT20's,' Yorkshire said on their website. 'The right-hander can bat anywhere in the top four and has shown versatility when required to step up and open the batting for India.' "It has always been a goal of mine to experience cricket in this country and there is no bigger Club in England than Yorkshire," Gaikwad stated. 'I know how important it is that I hit the ground running at what will be a crucial part of the season. We have some vital games in the County Championship and the One-Day Cup is a great opportunity to win some silverware.' Yorkshire head coach Anthony McGrath hoped Gaikwad's addition would bring "extra solidity" to the team. 'He is a very accomplished cricketer with a natural all-round game that is well suited to the cricket we want to play. Ruturaj will give us some extra solidity in our batting lineup whilst having that ability to score quick runs when required. He's an exciting talent and one I know is highly rated across the game," he said. Yorkshire are currently placed second last in the 10-team Division One points table with one win, four defeats and two drawn games so far. Listen to the latest songs, only on
