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Delhi Capitals' head coach Hemang Badani expressed frustration over their dismal home record in IPL 2026, attributing it to inconsistent and unpredictable pitch conditions at Arun Jaitley Stadium. Despite a win against Rajasthan Royals, the team's struggles at home, with five losses and two wins, highlight a significant challenge in their playoff pursuit.

Get ready for Punjab Kings' home clash against Lucknow Super Giants on April 19th! Tickets go live April 13th, starting at ₹2,000 for general stands. Experience the electrifying atmosphere at the New International Cricket Stadium. With previous home games sold out, the team seeks passionate fan support to chase the IPL 2026 title. Don't miss out!

Punjab Kings captain Shreyas Iyer sustained a wrist injury during their IPL 2026 clash against Gujarat Titans but appeared in good spirits post-match. Debutant Cooper Connolly's maiden half-century guided Punjab to a three-wicket victory in their opening game.

Debutant Cooper Connolly starred with a match-winning unbeaten 72, guiding Punjab Kings to a thrilling three-wicket victory over Gujarat Titans. Chasing 163, Connolly's composed knock, supported by Prabhsimran Singh's aggressive start, ensured PBKS crossed the finish line with five balls to spare. Vijaykumar Vyshak's three wickets earlier restricted GT.

Cricket fans, get ready! The IPL 2026 season ignites on March 31 with Punjab Kings facing Gujarat Titans. Tickets for the thrilling opener start at ₹1,500 for general stands, with hospitality options from ₹7,500. Secure yours online via the District app or website, or opt for offline purchase at designated box offices from March 23.

Punjab Kings unveiled their 2026 IPL jersey, retaining traditional red and blue with an updated design featuring a lion motif symbolizing raw talent and diamond elements representing honed skill. The team, led by Shreyas Iyer and coached by Ricky Ponting, will debut the new kit against Gujarat Giants on March 31.

Cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar and Punjab Cricket Association (PCA) stadium in Mohali are going to have something in common. The ongoing World Cup would be the last for both.

Punjab will have another world-class cricket stadium by 2020 with the state cricket Association (PCA) developing the facility in Mullanpur, near Mohali.

Punjab Cricket Association (PCA) president Gulzar Chahal has come under the scanner after his father, a former IPS officer, allegedly misbehaved with a veteran ground staff inside the PCA stadium complex.

Punjab will have another world class cricket stadium as the state cricket Association (PCA) is all set to invite the architects to develop the facility in Mullanpur.

A day after being elected unopposed as the president of the Punjab Cricket Association, former cricketer and actor Gulzarinder Singh Chahal highlighted his team's priorities, keeping the completion of the Mullanpur Stadium on top of the list.

India take on New Zealand in the 3rd ODI at IS Bindra Stadium on Sunday.

While the temperatures in the Tricity have started dipping substantially in the evening hours, the mercury around the PCA stadium at Mohali has reached the boiling point.

The Punjab Cricket Association has decided to name its new stadium in Mullanpur after the last ruler of erstwhile Patiala state, late Maharaja Yadavindra Singh, who played a Test match for India in 1934.

HC has also issued notice to the SIC and the complainant who had sought information about PCA under the RTI act, seeking their replies on issue by December 12.

The sleepy Mullanpur village of this district, located next to Chandigarh, is going to have an international standard cricket stadium spread over 41.95 acre in next two years.

The Maharaja Yadavindra Singh International Cricket Stadium in New Chandigarh is set to host its inaugural international matches, with the Indian women's cricket team facing Australia in two ODIs on September 14 and 17. Despite concerns over recent heavy rainfall, the Punjab Cricket Association (PCA) assures that the stadium's drainage system is fully equipped.

Cashing in on the presumption that host India would make it to the semifinal of the ongoing Cricket World Cup, to be played at PCA Stadium in Mohali on March 30, officials at PCA Stadium have significantly raised the rates for the match.