LIVE | IPL Captaincy: A Blessing Or Burden? | IPL 2026 | First Sports With Rupha Ramani
Sunil Gavaskar recently suggested that Rishabh Pant may not be the last IPL captain to lose his leadership role, sparking a bigger debate about the pressures of captaincy in modern cricket. Has IPL captaincy become more than just a tactical role? With franchise owners demanding instant success, fans scrutinising every decision and India captaincy conversations increasingly starting in the IPL, leadership in the league is under a microscope like never before. From Rishabh Pant and Hardik Pandya to Shreyas Iyer's growing reputation as a leader, Rupha Ramani examines whether IPL captaincy has become cricket's toughest job and why the line between franchise leadership and national captaincy is becoming increasingly blurred.Also on the show, Mexico's World Cup preparations are facing growing scrutiny as violent protests, security concerns and political tensions cast a shadow over the 2026 FIFA World Cup. With demonstrators threatening further action during the tournament, the concerns are real. Did FIFA underestimate the challenges of hosting football's biggest event in Mexico? And as Brazil heads to the 2026 FIFA World Cup, a symbolic airport send-off has reignited the passion of a nation obsessed with football. What does the gesture mean, and will it be enough for Brazil to win their first World Cup since 2002?
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