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Harshal Patel set to join Gujarat Titans

New Delhi: Sunrisers Hyderabad are set to trade seam bowler Harshal Patel to Gujarat Titans for Rs 4 crore ahead of the 2027 season.The deal will see Harshal, a two-time IPL Purple Cap winner, move for half the amount SRH paid to acquire him at the 2025 mega auction.According to Cricinfo, "SRH have agreed to an all-cash trade, with GT procuring Harshal for INR 4 crore ($US 424,000 approx.), which is half the price he was bought for at the 2025 mega auction. Accordingly, GT's auction purse will …

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Harshal Patel set to join Gujarat Titans
New Delhi: Sunrisers Hyderabad are set to trade seam bowler Harshal Patel to Gujarat Titans for Rs 4 crore ahead of the 2027 season.The deal will see Harshal, a two-time IPL Purple Cap winner, move for half the amount SRH paid to acquire him at the 2025 mega auction.According to Cricinfo, "SRH have agreed to an all-cash trade, with GT procuring Harshal for INR 4 crore ($US 424,000 approx.), which is half the price he was bought for at the 2025 mega auction. Accordingly, GT's auction purse will …
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