Pant, Iyer make history at IPL bids; windfall for Venkatesh
Mint Mumbai|November 25, 2024
Pant was snapped up for ₹27 crore to become the costliest buy in the League's history

Resurrected generational talent Rishabh Pant pipped Shreyas Iyer to become the costliest buy in IPL's history with a ₹27 crore winning bid from Lucknow Super Giants, while Venkatesh Iyer was the surprise show-stopper as teams expectedly went the extra mile for marquee Indian players at the mega auction here on Sunday.

Shreyas, who captained the Kolkata Knight Riders to the title earlier this year, and Delhi Capitals' icon Pant, reaped the benefits of making themselves available at the auction following differences with their respective teams.

この記事は Mint Mumbai の November 25, 2024 版に掲載されています。

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