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IPL 2025: 3 Indian Players Who Might Be Playing Their Last Season

Naman VyasBy Naman VyasNo Comments3 Mins Read
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As the Indian Premier League (IPL) gears up for its 2025 edition, the cricketing world is abuzz with speculation about which seasoned players might be donning their franchise jerseys for the last time. Among those speculated to be in their final IPL season are Ishant Sharma, Amit Sharma, and Piyush Chawla. Here’s a look at why IPL 2025 could be the curtain call for these stalwarts of Indian cricket.

Ishant Sharma: The Veteran Pace Bowler

Ishant Sharma, with his towering presence and relentless bowling, has been a mainstay in Indian cricket for over a decade. His journey from a raw, lanky fast bowler to a seasoned campaigner has been marked by resilience and adaptation. In the IPL, Ishant has been less about raw pace and more about his ability to swing the ball and his tactical acumen. However, age and injuries have taken their toll. At 34, with a body that has endured the rigors of international and IPL cricket, 2025 might be the year Ishant decides to hang up his boots. His experience and leadership on the field could be invaluable for one last season, potentially mentoring younger fast bowlers in his team.

Amit Sharma: The Unheralded All-Rounder

Amit Sharma’s career has been one of quiet persistence rather than loud achievements. Known for his handy contributions with both bat and ball, Sharma has been a utility player, often coming in clutch situations. His IPL journey has been less about headline performances and more about his ability to adapt to various roles, from bowling in the powerplay to providing late-order runs. At 36, and with limited opportunities in recent IPL seasons, Sharma might see 2025 as a fitting time to bow out, leaving behind a legacy of reliability and versatility.

Piyush Chawla: The Leg-Spin Wizard

Piyush Chawla, with his leg-spin and googly, has been a mystery for many a batsman. His IPL career has been a rollercoaster, with moments of brilliance interspersed with periods of inconsistency. Chawla’s experience, especially in the death overs, has been invaluable. However, at 34, and with the rise of younger spinners, Chawla might be contemplating his next chapter. IPL 2025 could be his swansong, where he aims to leave a lasting impression, perhaps with one final spell of magic or a crucial partnership with the bat.

The IPL, known for its celebration of cricketing talent, also serves as a stage for veterans to bid farewell. For Ishant, Amit, and Piyush, IPL 2025 might not just be about personal milestones but about passing the torch to the next generation. Their potential retirement would mark the end of an era, where these players have not only contributed to their teams but have also shaped the narrative of IPL’s rich history.

As fans, we look forward to what could be their final performances, hoping for moments that encapsulate their careers. Whether it’s Ishant’s last over of swing, Amit’s crucial cameo, or Chawla’s deceptive leg-spin, IPL 2025 promises to be a season of nostalgia, celebration, and perhaps, farewells. These players, through their journey, have taught us about perseverance, adaptation, and the undying spirit of cricket.

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