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Juhi Chawla and IPL founder Lalit Modi are advocating a shift of the 2027 tournament to a January window, a move that has found backing from a co‑owner of Kolkata Knight Riders, according to NDTV. The league, traditionally staged between March and May, has previously altered its schedule because of general elections, venue relocations to South Africa or the UAE, and COVID‑19‑related adjustments, as noted by Livemint. In parallel, NDTV reports that Arshdeep Singh’s father says his family has received an intimation about a possible trade to Mumbai Indians, though neither Punjab Kings nor Mumbai Indians have confirmed the move.
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IPL player trade and transfer: Biggest deals in Indian Premier League history
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In one of the biggest player trades in Indian Premier League (IPL) history, former Mumbai Indians (MI) captain will move to Punjab Kings (PBKS), with the 2025 finalists giving Arshdeep Singh, India's leading T20I bowler, to the Blue and Gold side in return. Hardik will join PBKS at a fee of Rs 18…
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Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) co-owner Juhi Chawla has joined former Indian Premier League (IPL) chairman Lalit Modi in calling for a change to the tournament's traditional schedule. Chawla has backed Modi's suggestion of staging the competition in January instead of the usual March-May window, citing…
