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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-28 · 25 entries checked · 30 flagged · 77 issues confirmed · 11 corrected · 66 still open
Rishabh Pant — The entry states Pant captained Delhi Capitals from 2021 to 2024, but he did not captain in 2023 due to injury, so the range is misleading.
Rishabh Pant — The entry includes a self-contradictory statement that Pant was the first Indian batter to get off the mark with a six in Test cricket, which is false; his first Test runs were a single.
Rishabh Pant — The fastest fifty at the Under-19 World Cup was 18 balls, but this was achieved against Nepal on 30 January 2016, not February 2016.
Rishabh Pant — The triple century (308 runs) was scored in the 2016–17 Ranji Trophy, but Pant was the second-youngest to score a triple century in the Ranji Trophy, not the second-youngest Indian to achieve this feat overall.
Piyush Chawla — The entry states that Piyush Chawla was released along with Robin Uthappa, implying they were released by the same team, but Chawla was released by Kolkata Knight Riders and Uthappa by Rajasthan Royals.
Piyush Chawla — The entry claims the IPL was suspended indefinitely after Prime Minister Modi announced an extended lockdown until at least 3 May 2020, but the IPL was actually suspended on 13 March 2020, before the lockdown announcement.
Kevin Pietersen — The entry states Pietersen scored a 57-ball century for Delhi Daredevils in 2012, but his only IPL century for Delhi was 103* off 64 balls, not off 57 balls.
Kevin Pietersen — The entry claims Pietersen was the third player to score a century for Delhi Daredevils in the IPL era, but AB de Villiers scored a century for Delhi in 2009, making Pietersen at least the fourth.
Parthiv Patel — Delhi Daredevils never reached an IPL final; their best finish was the semifinals (3rd place) in 2009.
Parthiv Patel — [contradicted] Parthiv Patel is a celebrated wicketkeeper-batsman in IPL history :: The source article is about Axar Patel, not Parthiv Patel, and does not mention Parthiv Patel at all.
Gautam Gambhir — Gambhir was not appointed captain of Delhi Daredevils in 2010; he was first appointed captain of Delhi Daredevils in 2018.
Gautam Gambhir — [contradicted] Gambhir led India to victory in the 2026 ICC Men's T20 World Cup :: The source says Gambhir led India to victory in the 2026 ICC Men's T20 World Cup AND 2025 ICC Champions Trophy, but the order in the source is 'In his first major tournament as
Virender Sehwag — The entry states Sehwag captained Delhi Daredevils in the fourth edition (2011), but the captain in 2011 was Gautam Gambhir, not Sehwag.
Virender Sehwag — The entry says Sehwag was replaced as captain by Mahela Jayawardene for the 2012 season, but in reality Sehwag captained initially in 2012 and was replaced mid-season by Jayawardene.
Amit Mishra — The claim that Gary Kirsten was coach during Mishra's Test debut is incorrect; the coach at the time was not Kirsten.
Amit Mishra — The statement that injuries to Harbhajan Singh kept Mishra in the side until Kumble retired during a match is misleading and factually confused regarding the timeline and circumstances.
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