Rishabh Pant has refuted Sunil Gavaskar's speculation that his non-retention by the Delhi Capitals was due to financial disagreements. Pant clarified that money was not a factor in him not being retained by the IPL franchise.

Rishabh Pant was not retained by Delhi Capitals even though he had captained the franchise in three out of the last four seasons since IPL 2021 and was seen as one of their main batters.

Rishabh Pant clarifies his Delhi Capitals release wasn`t due to money disagreements, countering Sunil Gavaskar`s suggestion. He`s eligible for IPL 2025 auction.

Wicketkeeper-batter Rishabh Pant, in a surprising move, was not retained by Delhi Capitals ahead of the mega auction. Pant took to social media and said their split was not because of money.

Former Delhi Capitals (DC) captain Rishabh Pant has clarified that he didn't leave the team for money. Pant's statement came after an Indian Premier League (IPL) broadcaster posted Sunil Gavaskar 's speculation about why DC didn't retain Pant for the upcoming IPL 2025 mega auction.

The Indian Premier League has revolutionised the game of cricket in many ways. With new talents coming up every year, the cash-rich IPL is the most sought after franchise-based cricket tournament. The upcoming IPL Mega Auction has been grabbing a lot of eyeballs and it promises to be a blockbuster event.

Responding to a video on X where Sunil Gavaskar was talking about why Rishabh Pant left Delhi Capitals, the wicketkeeper batter said the reason he went back to the auction is nothing to do with the money.

Rishabh Pant and Delhi Capitals' parting is all but confirmed, with Rishabh Pant writing on X that his non-retention was to do with non-money reasons.