IPL 2025: Why Jake Fraser-Makegurak is not returning to Delhi’s capitals; Mitchell Starc is also uncertain | Cricket news

Australia opener Jake Fraser-Makegurk is not coming for the balance IPL 2025Which will resume on 17 May. The Delhi capital opener is still ‘shaken’, which was stopped in the middle for security reasons after stability in Dharamasala in the capitals of Punjab Kings vs Delhi. Mustafizur Rahman has already been named as his replacement.“I am not honestly certain. He is still taking a decision. I talked to him this morning, and he is still uncertain,” Fraser-Mackgurk coach Shannon Young told Timesofedia.com.The youth, who was in Dharamsala, revealed how well the Delhi Capital Management handled the situation, yet it was very high to handle the 23 -year -old.“He was the most shaken. It is not surprising that he is the youngest of tourists, and he was quite uncomfortable a day before the game and then obviously we were evacuated and then later back to Delhi,” Young shared.“He was not in a good way, and I am very grateful to help him guide through him. It was quite difficult for a 50 -year -old -well -well -traveled man, let a child go alone.He said, “Delhi Capital Staff and Organization were amazing as a whole and always had our security as our security.

Delhi Capital will play his next match against Gujarat Titans at Arun Jaitley Stadium on Sunday.Mustafizur replaces jfmDelhi Capital has signed Bangladesh Seamar Mustafizur Rahman as a replacement for Jake Fraser-Makegur. Mustafizur Rahman has played 57 IPL matches so far and has 61 wickets against his name. He has played 106 T20I for Bangladesh, taking 132 wickets from him. The left -handed medium pacer will be included in Delhi Capital for Rs 6 crore.Stark is unlikelyIt is also understood that the Left-Arm Quick Mitchell Starc is also ready to get out of IPL 2025.Australia’s women’s cricket team captain and Mitchell Starc’s partner, Alyssa Heli, who was also in Dharmasala, revealed in a podcast how the nervousness caught the foreign players of both teams.

“We were not sure what was about to be revealed in the next three days because all the northern airports were closed,” Heli said on Willow Talk Podcast.“Everything you heard was different. So what was really happening? Nobody really knew. Even the governments were not really sure what was going on because no one could really understand until you were living quite literally in these villages that were being attacked.“So I think maybe an concern was built more. I think there were many things around why we should not play. It is not a great time to play, first and foremost, but also that whatever we are fought is close to that.”Who is that IPL player?Uncertainty on players of Punjab kingsA few days ago, Punjab Kings CEO Satish Menon was sure that his Australian party, including Marcus Stoinis, Josh England, Xavier Bartlet and Aaron Hardy, who returned home.However, it is now understood that they are also not ready to come back. Punjab will take Rajasthan Royals at Sawai Mansingh Stadium in Jaipur on Sunday. It is also firmly learned that head coach Ricky Ponting, who stepped out after flying after hearing the declaration of ceasefire between India and Pakistan, is trying to convince Australian players to return to India.The Punjab Kings team reached Jaipur on Wednesday and will resume their training from Thursday.