From The Tribune
Center Owned by The Tribune TrustMI co-owner Akash Ambani thanks Hardik for his contribution to team’s sucess; welcomes “extra dimension” provided by Arshdeep
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Ahead of the TATA IPL 2027, Mumbai Indians and Punjab Kings completed a high‑profile player swap. Former MI captain and all‑rounder Hardik Pandya moved to Punjab Kings, while elite left‑arm fast bowler Arshdeep Singh joined Mumbai Indians. Both players described the trade as a blockbuster move, with Pandya posting a social‑media message to his new captain Shreyas Iyer and Singh delivering a greeting to his new franchise. The exchange is being billed as one of the biggest trades in IPL history.
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New Delhi: Flamboyant all-rounder Hardik Pandya moved to Punjab Kings from Mumbai Indians (MI) 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 Indian Premier League (IPL). Pandya’s…
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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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After days of speculation and debates, the much-anticipated trade between Mumbai Indians (MI) and Punjab Kings (PBKS) has been completed. While MI have let go their star all-rounder and multi-time champion Hardik Pandya, the two-time finalists Punjab have traded their homegrown left-arm pacer…