Jammu & Kashmir’s Auqib Nabi took five wickets to bundle out Mumbai for just 181 in their second innings (file photo)(HT_PRINT) Sunrisers Hyderabad made a late move at ₹2.2 crore. However, Delhi held ...

Auqib Nabi (registered as Auqib Dar) hogged the limelight during the IPL 2026 mini-auction as he was picked for Rs 8.40 crore by Delhi Capitals. The uncapped Indian all-rounder came at a base price of ...

In a four-way battle, Jammu and Kashmir seamer Auqib Nabi was bagged by Delhi Capitals for a whopping ₹8.40 crore — 28 times his base price of ₹30 lakh. Nabi’s distant dream is to open a cricket ...

CHENNAI: 'A coach doesn't make a player but a player makes a coach'. These were the words of Jammu and Kashmir bowling coach Krishna Kumar after his ward, Auqib Nabi, was bought for a whopping `8.4 ...

Delhi Capitals made a strong statement at the IPL 2026 auction by securing Jammu and Kashmir speedster Auqib Nabi for INR 8.40 crore, backing raw pace and long-term potential. The 24-year-old quick ...

For a few seasons now, Jammu & Kashmir's Auqib Nabi, 29, has taught himself to expect nothing from the IPL auction. And yet, as December 16 approaches, even he admits things feel a little different ...

"It feels different, but I'm not able to point a finger to any one specific reason," Nabi tells ESPNcricinfo. "Finally that moment is here… but you can't tell anything. If it doesn't happen, it's fine ...

Not even picked for India A yet, but seamer's goal is to play Test cricket First in the Ranji Trophy, and now in Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy. Auqib Nabi continues to make Indian cricket hopefuls sit up ...

Jammu & Kashmir pacer Auqib Nabi, the second-highest wicket-taker in the 2025-26 Ranji Trophy, appeared for trials with the Mumbai Indians. Nabi, a prolific swing bowler, has impressed with his ...

A swing bowler with immaculate control, Nabi, 29, has been delivering standout performances in the Ranji Trophy for two seasons now. He's not a 140kph express quick - around 125-130 kph at best - but ...

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