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We're in it For Long-term And So is Hardik: Punjab Kings Owner Ness Wadia

We're in it For Long-term And So is Hardik: Punjab Kings Owner Ness Wadia

What's behind this

Hardik Pandya has left the Mumbai Indians and joined the Punjab Kings, prompting PBKS owner Ness Wadia to say that both the franchise and the player are committed for the long term. A discussion on The Hindu’s “In Focus” podcast, hosted by Amol Karhadkar, examines Pandya’s departure, the role of Arshdeep Singh as his replacement, the effect on Punjab’s squad, and what the move could mean for Pandya’s prospects in international cricket.

AI-generated overview from 2 outlets. It summarises their reporting and adds no reporting of its own.

RSS excerpt

Punjab have traded their pace spearhead Arshdeep Singh to bring in Pandya from Mumbai Indians

Coverage arrived over 119 hours. First from The Economic Times, latest from The Indian Express.

High Corroboration 13 news outlets reporting

How this event was covered

First reported by The Economic Times at 13:34 UTC on 07 Nov.

Coverage ran into a second day.

Across 3 desks: business, india, sports.

All 13 newsrooms, and who owns them

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  15. The Economic Times Bennett, Coleman & Co.

    Hardik Pandya's long-term Punjab Kings move will support Shreyas Iyer, says Ness Wadia

    Punjab Kings co-owner Ness Wadia expressed confidence in Hardik Pandya's potential contribution to the team. Pandya joins the squad after trading Arshdeep Singh to Mumbai Indians, marking a historic IPL transaction. Wadia highlighted the team's long-term commitment to Pandya despite his injury…

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  17. Deccan Chronicle Deccan Chronicle Holdings Current article

    We're in it For Long-term And So is Hardik: Punjab Kings Owner Ness Wadia

    Punjab have traded their pace spearhead Arshdeep Singh to bring in Pandya from Mumbai Indians

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Who did not run this

13 newsrooms ran this event. 22 others published in India recently and did not.

See which 22 newsrooms
  • ANI ANI Media
  • DT Next Daily Thanthi Group
  • Deccan Herald The Printers (Mysore) Pvt. Ltd.
  • Frontline The Hindu Group (Kasturi & Sons)
  • Greater Kashmir GK Communications Pvt. Ltd.
  • Hindustan Times HT Media
  • India Today Living Media India
  • Kashmir Life Kashmir Life
  • Kashmir Observer Kashmir Observer
  • Livemint HT Media Ltd.
  • Mathrubhumi English Mathrubhumi Printing & Publishing Co.
  • NDTV Adani Group (AMG Media)
  • NE Now NE Now
  • Organiser Bharatiya Prakashan (RSS)
  • Orissa Post Eastern Media Ltd (Sambad Group)
  • The Hindu Kasturi & Sons Ltd.
  • The Logical Indian The Logical Indian (independent digital media)
  • The New Indian Express Express Publications (Madurai) Ltd.
  • The Pioneer The Pioneer
  • The Siasat Daily Siasat Daily
  • The South First The South First
  • The Times of India Bennett, Coleman & Co.

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