IPL 2026: Reports Suggest RCB and RR Up for Sale; Harsha Goenka’s Post Sparks Buzz
IPL 2026 latest updates: Reports suggest RCB and Rajasthan Royals (RR) are up for sale as Harsha Goenka’s viral post sparks speculation. Details on franchise ownership changes, potential buyers, and the sale process.
IPL 2026 buzz: Reports hint RCB and Rajasthan Royals may undergo ownership changes as Harsha Goenka’s post goes viral.
The buzz of IPL 2026 has already started. It seems that this time the franchises will change hands. It is known that RCB has already been put up for sale. Recently, prominent industrialist Harsha Goenka mentioned in a post that RR has also been put up for sale.
The buzz of IPL (IPL 2026) has already started. However, this time it seems that this IPL rush will start amidst big twists. Every year, players change from teams.. But this time it is reported that the franchises of the teams will change. It is already known that this year's IPL winner Royals Challengers Bangalore (RCB) has been put up for sale. Recently, there are reports that the Rajasthan Royals (RR) team will also change hands. In this context, a post made by prominent industrialist Harsha Goenka has become a hot topic of discussion.
'Not one.. but two IPL teams are up for sale. They are RCB and RR. Five buyers are competing to get these. Who among them will get these franchises..! Pune, Ahmedabad, Mumbai, Bangalore, USA.. Where will the new owners come from..?' Harsha Goenka said on his X account. With this, this post went viral. Currently, RR.. is in the hands of Royals Sports Group. This company has a 65 percent stake in the franchise.
It is known that recently, Diageo, the owner of RCB (Royal Challengers Bengaluru), has started the process of selling this franchise. This has been informed to the Bombay Stock Exchange. The company said that it is looking for investors in the RCB franchise and that the process will be completed by March 31 next year. Prominent industrialist Adar Poonawalla first hinted about the sale of RCB in October this year. Along with Poonawalla, there are possibilities of two other prominent companies buying RCB together.
