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‘People said a lot of things’: Goenka breaks silence on Pant’s shock LSG exit

Rishabh Pant's expensive IPL journey with Lucknow Super Giants concluded after two seasons. The franchise owner stated their relationship with Pant remained cordial and warm. Pant has now returned to his former team, the Delhi Capitals, for a lower fee. Lucknow Super Giants replaced Pant by signing wrist-spinner Kuldeep Yadav. This move followed two unsuccessful seasons for the Lucknow franchise.

timesofindia.indiatimes.com ·2026-09-16

‘People said a lot of things’: Goenka breaks silence on Pant’s shock LSG exit

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