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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-09-01 · 152 entries checked · 111 flagged · 259 issues confirmed · 0 corrected · 259 still open
Kieron Pollard Finisher — The entry states Pollard 'was the assistant coach of the England cricket team for the ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2024.' This is incorrect; Pollard was an assistant coach for the West Indies team at the 2024 T20 World Cup, not England.
Kieron Pollard Finisher — The entry says 'He is currently playing for the Trinbago Knight Riders in the Caribbean Premier League.' As of the latest known canon, Pollard retired from the CPL after the 2023 season and is not currently playing for Trinbago Knight Riders; he is now a coach
Rivalry with CSK — The two teams have played each other 37 times in IPL and 2 times in CLT20, totaling 39 matches, not 41.
Rivalry with CSK — The fastest fifty in the rivalry was scored by Suresh Raina in 15 balls on 25 May 2013, not Kieron Pollard in 17 balls.
Blue and Gold Identity — The entry claims Mumbai Indians were the first team to win 100 T20s, but Chennai Super Kings achieved that milestone first.
IPL Trophy Tradition — RCB has not won any IPL titles as of 2026; the claim that they won their first title in 2025 and second in 2026 is false.
IPL Trophy Tradition — The franchise was not acquired by a consortium comprising Aditya Birla Group, The Times Group, and Blackstone in 2026 for $1.78 billion; this is an invented claim.
Rajasthan Royals — The entry states that in March 2026 an American consortium bought the team for $1.63 billion and in May 2026 a consortium led by Lakshmi Mittal and Adar Poonawalla acquired it for $1.65 billion, but no such 2026 transactions have occurred in established canon.
Rajasthan Royals — The entry says Rahul Dravid was announced as Head Coach for IPL 2025, but this is not true in established canon.
Mumbai Indians — The entry presents season-specific statistics (19th appearance, ninth position, 4 wins, 14 matches, Ryan Rickelton's 448 runs, Allah Ghazanfar's 15 wickets) without specifying which season, misleadingly implying they are all-time or current stats for the team.
Kings XI Punjab — The team topped the league table in 2025 Indian Premier League and finished as runners-up: As of the knowledge cutoff, the 2025 IPL has not occurred, so this claim is speculative and not established canon.
Kings XI Punjab — The franchise made the second highest-ever bid for a player in the IPL, paying ₹26.75 crore for Shreyas Iyer in the 2025 IPL auction: As of the knowledge cutoff, the 2025 IPL auction has not happened, and no such bid is confirmed.
Gujarat Titans — The entry states Gujarat Titans secured the runners-up position in 2023 and subsequently also in 2026, but the 2026 season has not occurred yet, so this is an invented claim.
Gujarat Titans — The STATS section lists a 2025 season with a playoff result of 'Lost Eliminator to Mumbai Indians,' but the 2025 IPL season has not taken place, so this is an invented claim.
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