Another PSL exit, Shanaka set to replace Sam Curran in RR for IPL 2026



Sri Lanka captain Dasun Shanaka is reportedly set to join the Rajasthan Royals for IPL 2026 as a replacement for the injured Sam Curran. This move follows a trend of players switching from the PSL to the IPL, highlighting the latter’s prominence. Shanaka, who went unsold in the mini-auction, previously played for Gujarat Titans.



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