IPL 2021: Trent Boult, the smiling assassin for Mumbai Indians ...United Arab Emirates

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Kolkata: Trent Boult, the New Zealand pace ace who forms an awesome attacking pair with Jasprit Bumrah for Mumbai Indians, wears his stardom lightly on his sleeves. Ever since he was traded by Delhi Capitals to the five-time champions’ camp for the 2020 season, the seasoned Kiwi star has revelled in his role of providing breakthroughs in the power play for his team and then coming back at the death to throttle the rivals with his yorkers. ‘‘Ever since joining Mumbai last year, I have really enjoyed my role - that of giving the breakthrough in powerplay and then coming back in the final overs. It’s great fun bowling with Bumrah,’’ said the 31-year-old, one of the rightful challengers for the

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