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In the day and age of X (formerly Twitter) where fake-quoting celebrities has become a norm, a user got a lesson after he shared a news regarding possible transfer in the future with respect to Sanju Samson. The user, however, made the mistake of choosing R Ashwin to quote, who busted the myth.
After so much confusion and speculation over the last 24 hours, IPL finally officially confirmed Hardik Pandya's trade from Gujarat Titans to Mumbai Indians. The five-time champions welcomed the India all-rounder in style while Hardik too reacted after returning to his old franchise.
After much confusion on the IPL retention day, Hardik Pandya's trade from Gujarat Titans to Mumbai Indians has been officially confirmed. Moreover, Cameron Green has also been traded from MI to Royal Challengers Bangalore. Meanwhile, GT have announced a new captain for IPL 2024.
All 10 teams released their list of retained and released players for the 2024 edition of Indian Premier League (IPL) on Sunday (November 26). While some of the decisions from the franchises were on expected lines, a few of the retentions and releases quite a few eyebrows.
Gujarat Titans stunned everyone by retaining captain Hardik Pandya while Mumbai Indians released as many as 11 players, including overseas stars Jofra Archer, Tristan Stubbs, Duan Jansen, Jhye Richardson, Riley Meredith, and Chris Jordan.
Experienced wicketkeeper batter KL Rahul guided Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) to playoffs on both occasions since the team's entry into the Indian Premier League and has also been sensational with a bat with 890 runs in just 24 innings.
Ambati Rayudu retired after the end of the 2023 edition of the IPL while Ben Stokes has already opted out of the tournament and now a third Chennai Super Kings player has announced his unavailability ahead of the retention announcement before the new season.
IPL retention Live updates: Big day in IPL arena before the December auctions as all the 10 teams including Mumbai Indians and Gujarat Titans have to submit the final list of players retained. The potential trade of Hardik Pandya from GT to MI will be confirmed today, if true. Follow for updates.
The week after the ICC Men's Cricket World Cup has remained abuzz with news of a few trades and swaps and speculations of probably the biggest trade in IPL history. As the retention deadline comes to a close, the IPL fever is going to grip the whole of India on Sunday, November 26.
Rajasthan Royals' star Joe Root has opted out of IPL 2024 a day before the deadline to submit a list of retained players. Root arrived at the Royals during the 2023 auction for INR 1 crore and scored 10 runs in one innings.
"The Hardik Pandya move back to Mumbai. It’s clearly happening. The first sign of transfer fees in cricket like Football !!?? It’s inevitable it would happen soon," Michael Vaughan said over Hardik's potential return to MI.
Ahead of the deadline day to submit lists of released and retained players, Royal Challengers Bangalore have reportedly sealed the signing of a spin all-rounder Mayank Dagar, who cost Sunrisers Hyderabad INR 1.80 crore during the IPL 2023 auction.
The IPL trading window is abuzz with the news of probably the biggest transfer before auction and a former Indian cricketer was perplexed with the thought of the trade of someone like Hardik Pandya, who led his franchise Gujarat Titans to the final twice and the title in 2022.
With just a day remaining for the trade window and retention deadline to close ahead of the auction for the 2024 edition of the IPL, the rumours have been rife for probably the biggest trade in the 16-year history of the cash-rich league. Here's a look at how many captains have been traded before-
Hardik Pandya reportedly rejoined five-time champions Mumbai Indians for the Indian Premier League 2024 season on Sunday. Hardik guided Gujarat Titans to glory in 2022 on their debut season and also helped them reach the finals of the 2023 edition.
Devudutt Padikkal endured a poor IPL 2023 season with Rajasthan Royal with just 261 runs in 11 matches while young pacer Avesh Khan managed to pick only eight wickets in nine games for Lucknow Super Giants.
