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Center Owned by The Tribune TrustIrfan Pathan says Hardik Pandya trade strengthens PBKS’ batting, flags bowling concerns
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The pre‑season swap sees Hardik Pandya leaving Mumbai Indians for Punjab Kings while left‑arm fast bowler Arshdeep Singh joins MI after eight seasons with PBKS. Irfan Pathan said Pandya’s move will boost Punjab’s middle‑order batting but warned about the side’s bowling depth. Akash Ambani of Mumbai Indians expressed his best wishes for Pandya after a season in which MI lost ten of fourteen matches. The excerpts do not contain any statements from Pandya himself, nor any details of a new price tag for the trade.
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Pandya shifts to Punjab Kings at increased fee of Rs 18 crore; Arshdeep’s fee remains unchanged at Rs 18 crore
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New Delhi: Flamboyant all-rounder Hardik Pandya moved to Punjab Kings from Mumbai Indians at an increased fee of Rs 18 crore, while PBKS traded pacer Arshdeep Singh for him, completing the biggest and most high-profile exchange of players in the history of IPL. Pandya’s existing fee was Rs 16.35…
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Mumbai Indians captain Hardik Pandya will move to Punjab Kings ahead of IPL 2027, with Arshdeep Singh joining Mumbai Indians in return, in what the league called a marquee player trade announced on Wednesday (November 11). Pandya joins Punjab Kings at a fee of Rs 18 crore, up from his existing fee…
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Former Indian cricketer Irfan Pathan believes Hardik Pandya's move to Punjab Kings (PBKS) ahead of the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2026 season will further strengthen their batting line-up, particularly in the middle and lower order, but expressed concerns over the team's bowling resources following…