Written By: Devadyuti Das | Updated: Nov 11, 2025, 5:11 PM
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In these collection of pictures, we find out how Nita Ambani's Mumbai Indians can quickly add Rs 21.75 crore before IPL 2026 Retention Day with one move.
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Nita Ambani is owner of Mumbai Indians franchise in IPL. MI is joint-most successful team in IPL with five titles to their name.
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Trent Boult was bought for Rs 12.5 crore by Nita Ambani's Mumbai Indians at the IPL 2025 mega auction last year.
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Subramanium Badrinath feels MI will find it hard to pick which players to release ahead of IPL 2026 Retention Day on November 15. "Mumbai Indians are five-time champions for a reason; they have a great mix of young talent. However, they need to address their backup players," Hayden told JioHotstar.
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Subramanium Badrinath believes MI should consider releasing Trent Boult and Deepak Chahar to free up Rs 21.75 crore. "If I were in their camp, I would consider releasing two bowlers: Trent Boult and Deepak Chahar. Releasing and potentially buying them back could free up funds to strengthen their bench strength with quality backups," S Badrinath told JioHotstar.
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Trent Boult picked up 22 wickets in IPL 2025 season for Mumbai Indians. "Mumbai Indians have a very balanced playing eleven, but they face some tough decisions. Trent Boult has been exceptional, taking 22 wickets last season and making a strong impact in the powerplay. However, with his 12.5 crore price tag, the management might consider releasing him to potentially buy him back at a lower price. This move could free up funds to strengthen other areas of their squad while maintaining their core balance," Matthew Hayden said.
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Former New Zealand pacer Trent Boult has picked up 143 wickets in his IPL career in 120 matches at an average of 26.2.
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