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Ishan Kishan takes a 35% pay cut, sold to SRH for Rs 11.25 crore at IPL mega auction | Cricket News – Times of India

Ishan Kishan will be turning up for a new franchise from the 2025 edition of the Indian Premier League as the young wicketkeeper-batter was sold to Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) for Rs 11.25, 26% less than his Rs 15.25 crore by Mumbai Indians in the 2022 auction. Mumbai Indians started the bidding for Kishan at his pace price of Rs 2 crore but didn't go beyond Rs 3.20 crore. Delhi Capitals, looking for a wicketkeeper-batter after Rishabh Pant wasn't retained, were in an intense bidding war with Punjab Kings before SRH joined the action late and got his services.Wicketkeeper-batter was signed by Mumbai Indians for Rs 15.25 crore at the 2022 IPL mega auction and the youngster has been with them since then.He didn't feature in their five retentions which were announced last month as the franchise...
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Rishabh Pant becomes ‘Lucknow ka Nawab’: Rs 27 crore IPL deal blows up internet | Cricket News – Times of India

Rishabh Pant (Photo Source: X) Rishabh Pant's cellphone must be going bonkers in Perth after his record-breaking Rs 27 crore Indian Premier League (IPL) pay-cheque took the internet by storm on day one of the auction in Jeddah on Sunday. The wicketkeeper-batter, who was not retained by Delhi Capitals (DC) and is currently playing the Test series in Australia, was bought by the Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) after an intense bidding war with Sunrisers Hyderabad and Delhi -- taking his base-price of Rs 2 crore to a record rise. It will be the first time that Pant will move out of his hometown Delhi to play for another IPL side, and it required LSG to empty their pockets, breaking the record set by Australian pacer Mitchell Starc last year with his Rs 24.75 crore bid from Kolkata Knight Riders. D...
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EXCLUSIVE | ‘IPL ka sabse tez bowler… ‘: Umran Malik breaks silence on time with SRH | Cricket News – Times of India

Umran Malik has been out of action for a long time due to injury and a bout with dengue but the speedster is working hard towards a comeback to competitive cricket in Bengaluru. Malik set the speed guns on fire in the Indian Premier League (IPL), went to play for the country in white-ball formats but failed to cement the spot in the side. The last season of the IPL didn't help his cause as the Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) didn't play him and he bowled just one over in the cash-rich league. Malik, released by SRH ahead of the mega auction, was disappointed on not getting enough chances in the IPL but is ready to give his best whenever opportunity comes,"Of course, I would feel disappointed if I have to sit on the bench, league ka sabse tez bowler hoga aur wo bench par baethaega toh disappointm...
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Exclusive | Umran Malik set to play in Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy | Cricket News – Times of India

Indian fast bowler Umran Malik is preparing to make a comeback to competitive cricket in the Syed Mushtaq Ali T20 tournament. Malik has been out of action due to several bouts with injuries but will be playing the last two games of SMAT for Jammu & Kashmir."I was suffering from a hamstring tear then I suffered from dengue but I have recovered. I have started bowling and running, I'll be playing the last two matches of Syed Musthaq Ali T20 tournament and Vijay Hazare tournament," Malik tells TimesofIndia.com in an exclusive chat.The speedster had a forgettable few seasons in the Indian Premier League (IPL) for the Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) and bowled just one over in the 2024 edition of the cash-rich league. His side played the final against Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) but Malik was war...