Prashant Veer created history in the IPL auction 2026, becoming the joint-most expensive uncapped player in history as CSK picked him for Rs 14.2 crore. However, Veer's childhood coach Rajiv Goel has revealed that the cricketer wanted to quit cricket in 2020.

Bada hokar Jadeja banega” is the phrase many are using for 20-year-old Prashant Veer, one of India’s most exciting young left-arm spinning all-rounders. Hailing from Amethi, Prashant Veer has rapidly emerged as a key asset for Uttar Pradesh cricket.

A like for like replacement for Ravindra Jadeja, the Amethi all-rounder received help from local coaches and officials before striking it big

The aggressive move underlines CSK’s intent to secure a long-term, Indian all-round solution following Ravindra Jadeja’s departure to Rajasthan Royals.

CEO Kasi Viswanathan opened up about the team purchasing uncapped all-rounder Prashant Veer at the IPL mini-auction, stating that they were looking for a new No. 7 player after trading Ravindra Jadeja to Rajasthan Royals.

Prashant Veer's IPL auction turned memorable as Chennai Super Kings signed the 20-year-old all-rounder for Rs 14.20 crore, making him the joint-most expensive uncapped player in IPL history alongside Kartik Sharma. Marking a clear shift from their old "Dad ...

Prashant Veer’s cricketing journey began in a humble setting, as he hails from a low-income family where his father is a school teacher and his mother is a homemaker. Despite the financial constraints,

The 20-year-old allrounder entered the auction with base price of INR 30 lakh; was eventually sold for INR 14.2 cr