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News18
3 days ago
- Business
- News18
11 Blockbuster Trade Deals In IPL History As Sanju Samson Nears RR Exit
Last Updated: As Sanju Samson formally asks Rajasthan Royals to trade or release him ahead of the IPL 2026 auction, here's a look at major trade deals in IPL history. Rajasthan Royals captain and star wicketkeeper-batter Sanju Samson has formally requested the Jaipur-based franchise to trade or release him ahead of the IPL 2026 auction. It has been reported that the 30-year-old cricketer from Kerala is interested in a move to Chennai Super Kings. Samson will not be the first player to join the rival team via the trade deal. In the past, on multiple occasions, many top players have joined other hands via a trade deal and proved to be a major hit. Here's a look at 11 players who joined via trade deal and proved to be a big hit/miss. 1/11 Ahead of the IPL 2024 auction, Australian all-rounder Cameron Green joined RCB from MI for Rs 17.50 crore. (Picture Credit: PTI) Delhi Capitals signed Punjab Kings captain Ravichandran Ashwin in a trade deal worth Rs 7.60 crore ahead of IPL 2020. (Picture Credit: Sportzpics) RCB signed Harshal Patel from DC for Rs 20 lakh in a trade deal ahead of IPL 2021, and in IPL 2021, Patel picked up 32 wickets for the Virat Kohli-led side and won the Purple Cap. (Picture Credit: PTI) South African wicketkeeper-batter Quinton de Kock joined Mumbai Indians in a trade deal from RCB ahead of the IPL 2019 auction. In 2019, De Kock scored 529 runs in 16 matches for MI and helped them win the title. (Picture Credit: PTI) Rajasthan Royals signed Rahul Tewatia in a trade deal ahead of IPL 2020 for Rs 3 crore. In the 2020 edition of the IPL, Tewatia played 14 matches, scored 255 runs and dismissed 10 opposition batters. (Picture Credit: AP) Next Photogallery
NDTV
4 days ago
- Sport
- NDTV
Sanju Samson Has 'Serious Differences' With RR, CSK Interested To Take Him But There's An Issue: Report
Is Sanju Samson on his way out from Rajasthan Royals? The RR captain did not play all the matches in the IPL 2025 after an injury. Even after he recovered, there were reports that he was not getting involved in the team meetings. After the IPL 2025 ended, were Rajasthan Royals missed out on a playoff spot, reports suggested that Samson was on his way out from the franchise with whom he has been associated since 2015. Now a report in Cricbuzz has claimed that the differences between the two parties is so severed that the cricketer's family is openly saying that Samson does not want to continue with RR. "Serious differences have cropped up between Sanju Samson and the Royals management - so much so that the designated captain has formally requested to be traded or released into the auction," the report stated. "Members of Samson's family openly say that he no longer wishes to continue with the Royals. Some current IPL and international players close to him also indicate that his relationship with the franchise has not exactly been the way it used to be." The report went on to say that some franchises have shown interest in Samson but have not put an offer on the table that is acceptable to RR. Chennai Super Kings, whose name has been associated with Samson, is unwilling to release any player for a trade-off. On top of that, according to IPL rules, the decision to trade or release a player rests with the franchise. The player can't decide on his own to leave a team. Technically, contractually and legally, Samson is a RR player till 2027. "CSK officials say their only option may be to try their luck in the auction, if at all," the report further said. Sanju Samson first came into limelight in the 2013 IPL. The wicketkeeper-batter from Kerala was groomed by Rahul Dravid. Sanju scored 342 runs in IPL 2019 and then followed it up with 375 runs in the IPL 2020. He was name RR captain in 2021.
India.com
4 days ago
- Sport
- India.com
Top 10 Players Traded To Mumbai Indians In IPL History: Hardik Pandya, Trent Boult, Dinesh Karthik And...
photoDetails english 2942819 Updated:Aug 07, 2025, 05:44 PM IST 1. Hardik Pandya (Traded from Gujarat Titans) 1 / 10 Gujarat Titans traded their title-winning captain and star all-rounder Hardik Pandya to Mumbai Indians for Rs 15 crore in an all-cash deal ahead of the IPL 2024 season. Pandya returned to MI, his original franchise, after leading Gujarat Titans to the IPL title in 2022 and this is considered as one of the biggest trades in league's history. It was a strategic move from Mumbai Indians to reclaim past glory but Hardik didn't have great success as MI captain in the last two IPL seasons. (Pic Credit: IANS) 2. Quinton de Kock (Traded from RCB) 2 / 10 Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) traded wicket-keeper batter Quinton de Kock to Mumbai Indians for Rs 2.8 crore in an all-cash deal. After joining Mumbai, De Kock scored 529 runs in 2019 and 503 runs in 2020 and formed a formidable opening pair with Rohit Sharma and contributed to MI's titles in both years, making this trade a masterstroke. (Pic Credit: IANS) 3. Trent Boult (Traded from Delhi Capitals) 3 / 10 Delhi Capitals traded Trent Boult to Mumbai Indians for Rs 3.2 crore in an all-cash deal ahead of the IPL 2020 season. Boult's inclusion won MI the title in the very first year with the left-arm pacer taking 25 wickets, averaging 18.3 during the IPL 2020 season. (Pic Credit: IANS) 4. Dinesh Karthik (Traded from Punjab) 4 / 10 With Mumbai Indians needing a specialist wicket-keeper, the franchise signed Dinesh Karthik in a player-plus-cash deal with Kings XI Punjab (now Punjab Kings) in exchange for R Sathish ahead of the 2012 season. Karthik's experience and batting prowess played a key role in MI's first IPL title win in 2013, making him a key trade acquisition. Karthik smashed 510 runs in 16 games during IPL 2013 season. (Pic Credit: X) 5. Parthiv Patel (Traded from RCB) 5 / 10 Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) traded wicket-keeper Parthiv Patel to Mumbai Indians ahead of the IPL 2015 season. The move turned out to be fruitful for Mumbai Indians as Parthiv played a crucial role in MI's title wins in 2015 and 17 by providing the much-needed stability at the top of the order. (Pic Credit: IANS) 6. Pragyan Ojha (Traded from Deccan Chargers) 6 / 10 Left-arm spinner Pragyan Ojha was traded from Deccan Chargers to Mumbai before the IPL 2012 season. Ojha filled a critical gap in MI's spin department and made a huge contribution in MI's first IPL title win in 2013 by taking 16 wickets in as many games. (Pic Credit: IANS) 7. Zaheer Khan (Traded from RCB) 7 / 10 Zaheer Khan was traded to Mumbai Indians from Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) in exchange for Robin Uthappa ahead of the 2009 season. Zaheer picked six wickets in the 2009 edition and 15 scalps in the 2010 IPL edition, playing a major role in carrying MI to the final. (Pic Credit: IANS) 8. Jason Behrendorff (Traded from RCB) 8 / 10 A member of the Mumbai Indians' victorious 2019 IPL winning team, Jason Behrendorff returned back to the franchise in a trade deal with Royal Challengers Bangalore. His impact at MI was immediate with his performances in IPL 2023, as the Aussie pacer claimed 14 wickets in 12 outings as a new-ball specialist. (Pic Credit: IANS) 9. Shikhar Dhawan (Traded from Delhi) 9 / 10 Shikhar Dhawan was traded to Mumbai Indians in a straight-player swap with Delhi Daredevils (now Delhi Capitals) with Ashish Nehra going the other way. Shikhar played for MI for two seasons (2009 and 2010) and registered 345 runs in 19 games across the IPL and the Champions League T20. (Pic Credit: X) 10. Jayant Yadav (Traded from Delhi Capitals) 10 / 10 Jayant Yadav was traded to Mumbai Indians from Delhi Capitals ahead of the 2019 IPL season. Yadav played a crucial role for MI in the IPL 2020 final as he picked the wicket of Shikhar Dhawan and was their most economical bowler in the match with just 25 runs conceded as they cantered to a win. (Pic Credit: X)
India.com
6 days ago
- Sport
- India.com
10 Most Expensive IPL Trade For MI, RCB, CSK, LSG, DC, KKR, RR In History
photoDetails english 2941864 Updated:Aug 05, 2025, 07:53 PM IST 1. Hardik Pandya (GT To MI) In 2023 1 / 10 Gujarat Titans traded their title-winning captain Hardik Pandya to Mumbai Indians for Rs 15 crore in an all-cash deal ahead of the IPL 2024 season. This is considered as one of the biggest trades in IPL history. It was a strategic move from Mumbai Indians to reclaim past glory but Hardik didn't have great success as MI captain in the last two IPL seasons. (Pic Credit: IANS) 2. Cameron Green (MI To RCB) In 2023 2 / 10 Mumbai Indians traded Cameron Green to RCB for INR 17.5 crore to free up funds for Hardik Pandya's acquisition ahead of the IPL 2024 season. It was one of the most expensive trades in IPL history. Green's trade turned out to be a blessing for RCB, with the all-rounder scoring 255 runs in the 2024 season and taking 10 wickets at an average of 30.30. (Pic Credit: IANS) 3. Shardul Thakur (DC To KKR) In 2022 3 / 10 Kolkata Knight Riders traded for Shardul Thakur from Delhi Capitals for Rs 10.75 crore. Shardul's move to KKR didn't become fruitful as he picked only 7 wickets and scored 113 runs during the 2023 season. (Pic Credit: IANS) 4. Avesh Khan (LSG To RR) In 2024 4 / 10 Ahead of IPL 2024, Avesh Khan was traded to Rajasthan Royals from the Lucknow Super Giants for Rs 10 crore. Avesh picked 19 wickets for Rajasthan Royals during the IPL 2024 season. (Pic Credit: IANS) 5. Harshal Patel (DC To RCB) In 2021 5 / 10 Ahead of the IPL 2021 season, Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) traded for Harshal Patel and Daniel Sams from Delhi Capitals. This turned out to be his breakthrough season for Harshal, who took 32 wickets in 2021, equalling the record for most wickets in a season, establishing himself as RCB's lead death bowler. (Pic Credit: IANS) 6. Trent Boult (DC to MI) In 2020 6 / 10 Delhi Capitals traded Trent Boult to Mumbai Indians for Rs 3.2 crore in an all-cash deal ahead of the IPL 2020 season. Boult's inclusion won MI the title in the very first year with the left-arm pacer taking 25 wickets, averaging 18.3 during the IPL 2020 season. (Pic Credit: IANS) 7. Ravichandran Ashwin (PBKS To DC) In 2020 7 / 10 Ahead of the IPL 2025 season, Punjab Kings traded their captain Ravichandran Ashwin to Delhi Capitals for Rs 7.6 crore. Ashwin took 13 wickets and played a key role in DC's run to the 2020 final. (Pic Credit: IANS) 8. Parthiv Patel (RCB To MI) In 2015 8 / 10 Mumbai Indians traded for wicketkeeper-batter Parthiv Patel from Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) ahead of the IPL 2025 season. The move turned out to be fruitful for Mumbai Indians as Parthiv played a crucial role in MI's title wins in 2015 and 17 by providing the much-needed stability at the top of the order. (Pic Credit: IANS) 9. Robin Uthappa (RR To CSK) In 2021 9 / 10 Chennai Super Kings (CSK) traded for Robin Uthappa from Rajasthan Royals (RR) in an all-cash deal ahead of the IPL 2021 season. Uthappa played only 4 games during IPL 2021 season but he scored 115 runs and helped CSK win their fourth title. (Pic Credit: X) 10. Quinton de Kock (RCB To MI) In 2019 10 / 10 Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) traded Quinton de Kock to MI for RS 2.8 crore in an all-cash deal after his underwhelming 2018 season. De Kock scored 529 runs in 2019 and 503 runs in 2020 and formed a formidable opening pair with Rohit Sharma and contributed to MI's titles in both years. (Pic Credit: IANS)
Time of India
15-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Love, cricket & a balcony proposal: A sneak peek into Jasprit Bumrah and Sanjana Ganesan's fairytale
CREDIT: INSTAGRAM/JASPRITB1 In a world where glamour and cricket incessantly converge, Indian fast bowler Jasprit Bumrah and sports reporter and Indian journalist Sanjana Ganesan's story shines brighter than a diamond. Their style and personal stories are quintessential of mutual admiration, subtle romance, and coincidence. It was in the 2013-14 season of IPL that Jasprit Bumrah and Sanjana Ganesan first met, when Jasprit was ascending his stairs to success. Sanjana is a popular media face who, as per routine, was interviewing players of the team and had a small conversation with Bumrah. This was the same time when the two didn't interact much, nor were there any visible signs of a spark between them. But as is the case, true love waits. Destiny, since then, has had different plans for them. CREDIT: INSTAGRAM/JASPRITB1 A few years later, when there was the 2019 ICC Cricket World Cup in England, they met again, but this time the magic was not lost. Interestingly, in an interview, Sanjana shared that at first, she had thought Bumrah was already dating someone, so that kept her from making any overtures toward him. A perfect proposal? YES, PLEASE In the IPL 2020 held in the UAE, out of everybody's sight, Bumrah proposed in a humble yet true way. His now-famous lines, "Balcony me chalo" (come to the balcony), led to a moment that went on to change the direction of their lives forever. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Get ₹2Cr life cover@ ₹700 p.m. ICICI Pru Life Insurance Plan Get Quote Undo No drama, no grand gestures; still, Sanjana said, Yes to Bumrah. This lovely couple got married on 15 March 2021 in a private, intimate wedding in Goa, as they merged sikh and South Indian customs together, each respecting the other's heritage. The wedding itself was small, with only near and dear ones who attended the wedding, while the media was kept at bay. Not long after their marriage, their joy tripled with the arrival of their son, Angad Bumrah, on September 4, 2023. CREDIT: INSTAGRAM/JASPRITB1 What makes this pair stand out is their down-to-earth attitude and respect for each other. As Bumrah takes over the cricket ground, Sanjana also keeps on sparkling in her own way, as a renowned sports presenter. Their romance is simply flawless, one that's away from the glitz and from the limelight
