Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) acquired the services of Cameron Green from Mumbai Indians in a straight cash deal. As a result, the Australian all-rounder will now be a part of the Red Army in the upcoming Indian Premier League (IPL)edition. Meanwhile, RCB director Mo Bobat spoke about the trade deal with MI and how an expected boring afternoon on the IPL retention day ended in an exciting manner.
“We were pretty clear on our retention and release decisions. Felt like we would have a very quiet afternoon. Going to the IPL auction, a pace all-rounder was our priority. We had a very tough decision to leave Wanindu Hasaranga. As a result, someone like Cameron Green was a perfect fit for us and we also discussed him as our standout option,” said RCB director Mo Bobat.
Mo Bobat stated RCB came to know about Green’s availability just a few hours before the deadline. “With a couple of deadline retention hours left, we were made aware of Green’s potential availability. Having spoken to the guys in MI. Some of our guys also discussed the pros and cons of the trade. However, we knew that there was no surety of purchasing Cameron Green in the auction,” he added.
Also Read
- IND vs AUS T20I series all you need to know
- ‘Other 9 Teams will not leave you,’ Nehra warns KKR regarding Rinku Singh
- VVS likely to be next India head coach as Dravid ‘not keen’
- BIG Bucks calling! Rahul Dravid likely to return in IPL
Green bags most expensive trade deal
It must be mentioned that Green was purchased at a hefty cost of INR 17.5 crore in the last IPL auction by MI. “After some back and forth with the guys from Mumbai. We managed to get a cash trade with them. But only at the 11th hour which was interesting, and it was an exciting finish not the quiet afternoon I was expecting,” added, Bobat.
Editor's Pick
Cricket
Mohammed Shami not travelling to Australia for Adelaide Test, will continue to play in SMAT
Top Stories
