Hardik Pandya Reacts On Mumbai Indians Move, With Video When His Base Price Was Rs 10 Lakh
NDTV
Hardik Pandya was retained by Gujarat Titans on deadline day, but his move to Mumbai Indians was possible because the trading window will close on December 12.
India all-rounder Hardik Pandya on Monday was drafted to the Mumbai Indians (MI) from Gujarat Titans (GT) as part of an all-cash deal. Pandya, who started his IPL career with MI in 2015, represented GT in the last two seasons as captain, and led the franchise to an IPL title in their maiden season in the league back in 2022. After his trade to MI was confirmed, Pandya took to social media to express his delight over the move, saying "it feels good to be back". This brings back so many wonderful memories. Mumbai. Wankhede. Paltan. Feels good to be back. #OneFamily @mipaltan pic.twitter.com/o4zTC5EPAC
This brings back so many wonderful memories. Mumbai. Wankhede. Paltan. Feels good to be back," Pandya wrote on social media platform X (formerly Twitter).
Hardik was retained by GT on deadline day, but his move to MI was possible because the trading window will close on December 12.
"Gujarat Titans' (GT) captain, Hardik Pandya, is set to move back to his first franchise, Mumbai Indians, following a trade between the two franchises. The all-rounder spent two momentous years with GT, spearheading their campaign with aplomb. In GT's debut season in 2022, Hardik ensured a fairytale start, with the team lifting the coveted trophy, while they finished runners-up in their second season after a last-ball defeat in a thrilling final earlier this year," IPL said in an official statement.
"He Must Play": Sourav Ganguly Fires Warning To Gautam Gambhir Over Snubbing India Veteran For Perth
Former India captain Sourav Ganguly is convinced that seasoned spinner Ravichandran Ashwin "must play" in the Border Gavaskar Trophy series opener against Australia