Yash Dayal to play for Chhattisgarh in upcoming domestic season

Yash Dayal will represent Chhattisgarh in the upcoming domestic season. The Uttar Pradesh fast bowler, who has been associated with Royal Challengers Bangalore, faces charges relating to sexual assault and has not played since the IPL 2025 final.
The move to Chhattisgarh was reported on 2026-07-26 and confirms Dayal’s involvement in the state’s squad for the domestic campaign. Dayal is originally from Uttar Pradesh and gained wider recognition through his appearances for Royal Challengers Bangalore in the Indian Premier League. His absence from the field dates to the IPL 2025 final, which remains his most recent competitive outing. The legal matters noted in reports have been cited alongside the announcement of his domestic registration.
Team records show Dayal as a pace bowler who has moved between domestic and franchise commitments in recent seasons. The Chhattisgarh signing signals that he is now listed to play in the forthcoming domestic fixtures. No additional match-specific or selection details were provided in the initial notice.
Sources reiterate that Dayal faces charges relating to sexual assault; those allegations have been part of the public record since his last appearance in IPL 2025. There has been no reported return to competitive cricket for him since that final. The available information does not include updates on case proceedings or any disciplinary action by cricket authorities.
Representatives of Chhattisgarh have confirmed Dayal’s inclusion on their roster for the domestic season as of the 2026-07-26 report. Beyond the registration, the bulletin supplied no timetable for his participation in particular fixtures. The provincial side’s squad announcement lists him among its pace options.
Dayal’s situation combines an active playing registration with unresolved legal matters and an extended absence from competition since the IPL 2025 final. Further details on his availability for specific matches or any developments in the cited charges have not been provided with the initial report.