Trent Boult reunites with Mumbai Indians after three years

The five-time champions bought back the left arm quick for the price of 12.50 Crore.

Bhushan Kothmire
Bhushan Kothmire

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Trent Boult reunites with Mumbai Indians after three years
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New Zealand Pacer Trent Boult will join Mumbai Indians after 4 years. Boult was brought by the five-time champions Mumbai Indians for 12.50 Crores. It was Mumbai Indians' first buy of the IPL Mega Auction 2025. Trent Boult played for the Mumbai Indians during the 2020 and 2021 seasons. Left Arm quick has scalped 38 wickets for them in 29 matches with an average of 22.71. Boult was monumental in the Mumbai Indians title- win in 2020 as he picked up 25 wickets in 15 matches with an average of 18.28.

It was a proper bidding war to get him back in Blue and Gold. As his former side, Rajasthan Royals weren’t letting go of him without a fight. MI placed their first bid at 6.50 Crore. Rajasthan Royals kept fighting till the bid of 12.25 Crore and they opted out later. Mumbai Indians made their fans a long wait of five hours for their first signing and as they say, patience yields the sweetest fruits.

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