IPL RETENTION DETAILS ( Pg - 1 & 2 ) - Page 9

Originally posted by: Ocean_breeze

I would want to see rachin in any would be winning team

Then he needs to be in any team except RCB, PK, DC

Originally posted by: Palak2812

Then he needs to be in any team except RCB, PK, DC

Thats what I meant.. Bss rcb supporter ke muh pe directly bola nahi

https://x.com/mufaddal_vohra/status/1728757981356130773?s=46&t=2X0VztWKg1_izyH_Z5rhxQ

I think it's confirmed!

Hardik returns to MI, Cameron Green moves to RCB

The much-anticipated transfer of Hardik Pandya to Mumbai Indians has been successfully completed. In a noteworthy one-way, all-cash transaction, the 30-year-old all-rounder has officially returned to the franchise he won four titles with.

Simultaneously, Mumbai Indians have bolstered their financial position to afford the Pandya acquisition by trading Cameron Green to Royal Challengers Bangalore in another all-cash transaction to the tune of INR 17.5 crore, the league value of the Australian all-rounder.

This financial maneuver not only facilitates the completion of the Pandya trade with Gujarat Titans but also positions the five-time champions with substantial resources for the upcoming IPL 2024 auction scheduled to take place in Dubai on December 19.

Cricbuzz can reliably confirm that the agreement has been formalised between all three franchises -- namely Mumbai Indians, Gujarat Titans and Royal Challengers Bangalore. The deals were inked on Sunday (November 26), the last day for the releases and retentions for IPL 2024. In the MI-GT transfer, there is no third player involved and similar is the case in the deal between MI and RCB.

According to insiders from the BCCI and IPL, a formal approval has been granted for these cash-only trades. While the specific value of the transaction remains undisclosed, it is noteworthy that Pandya's league fee for the year stands at INR 15 crore.

The execution of these trades unfolded with some dramatic twists and turns as the retention deadline concluded at 5 PM IST on Sunday. Both Pandya and Green were initially listed as retained players by their original franchises - Gujarat and Mumbai. However, the transfers were executed after the retention deadline had passed.

As reported by Cricbuzz on Saturday, the trading window is open till one week before the auction, trades can be executed till December 12. But all three franchises concluded the transfer late on Sunday evening. Official announcements from the franchises and the BCCI regarding these transactions are expected soon.

Hardik MI aur GT ka alag high voltage drama chal raha hai

Agar paise ke baare mein baat kate toh this was good move by Hardik kyunki mast table ke upar aur neeche dono jagah se paise milenge par game wise I think woh GT mein hi better tha

Originally posted by: Ragazza_dolce

Hardik MI aur GT ka alag high voltage drama chal raha hai

Agar paise ke baare mein baat kate toh this was good move by Hardik kyunki mast table ke upar aur neeche dono jagah se paise milenge par game wise I think woh GT mein hi better tha

Originally posted by: Palak2812

IPL Retention is happening

Will post all the updates in this Thread

Players released

Or

Traded between teams

&

Money left with teams for Auction

I thought I tagged you

Sorry

Missed tagging you

Originally posted by: Palak2812

Gujarat Titans

Rumours were wrong

GUJARAT TITANS HAVE RETAINED HARDIK PANDYA.

Hardik Pandya has now officially returned to Mumbai Indians. The official MI Instagram handle along with Hardik have announced it.

https://www.instagram.com/p/C0JCenJNZBF/?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

Originally posted by: SoniRita

IDK what is RCB doing, why released Hassaranga? Unless Hasaranga is still injured? Hazelwood ko kyun release ki?

Hazlewood would most likely not be available since he and his wife are expecting a baby in March 2024 and is unlikely to be available at least for the first half of the next season.

As per an article I read:

Notably, RCB bought Harshal Patel and Wanindu Hasaranga for Rs 10.75 crore each in the IPL 2022 auction and retained both of them last year.

"Harshal has been an excellent performer for RCB in the past. He is in our books a high-value player. In that he was in our books for Rs 10.75 crore, in our efforts to release some cash to give us flexibility and buying power in the auction, he was someone who we had to look closely at. Wanindu Hasaranga was also a high-value player in monetary terms. So releasing that player into the auction gives us some amount of flexibility," Andy Flower told RCB after the retentions were made official.

Meanwhile, Andy Flower revealed that Josh Hazlewood will not be available for at least the first half of IPL 2024, saying that the Australia fast bowler is expecting his first child with his wife in March next year.

Originally posted by: minakrish

Hardik Pandya has now officially returned to Mumbai Indians. The official MI Instagram handle along with Hardik have announced it.

https://www.instagram.com/p/C0JCenJNZBF/?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

Aise GT ko insult ni krne ka tha