Indian Premier League (IPL) 2027 mini-auction is just a month away as teams gear up, make trade deals, and secure the coaching staff. As per rumours, Chennai Super Kings (CSK) wanted Axar Patel from Delhi Capitals (DC) in exchange for Dewald Brevis. However, the rumour was not true, as confirmed by DC co-owner Parth Jindal.
Already, one blockbuster deal has taken place in the form of Hardik Pandya and Arshdeep Singh, with Mumbai Indians (MI) getting the left-arm pacer, and the star all-rounder will play under the captaincy of Shreyas Iyer. CSK was also involved in a four-player big deal where they bought in Liam Livingstone and Jack Edwards from Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH).
Parth Jindal dismisses Axar Patel trade rumour
DC co-owner Parth Jindal has retweeted a post from October 19th where he wrote, "Ax bhaii, hamara Ax bhai-can’t wait to see you in the red and blue - we have unfinished business." This all but confirms that Axar will continue to play for DC in IPL 2027.
The deal between csk and dc has collapsed as parth jindal again reposted his post today. t.co/4Bu6Wwvvyk
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