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Tiigers Of Kolkata Strengthen Bid For Second ISPL Crown With Rajat Mundhe, Krushna Gawali Signings

Mumbai, November 15: Tiigers of Kolkata secured Rajat Mundhe for ₹15.05 lakh and Krushna Gawali for ₹14.75 lakh at the ongoing Indian Street Premier League (ISPL) Season 4 auction, strengthening their batting line-up as they target a second title. Under-19 underdog Amay Jitendra Lad was among seven players acquired by the inaugural champions, taking their squad to eight alongside retained batter…

Tiigers Of Kolkata Strengthen Bid For Second ISPL Crown With Rajat Mundhe, Krushna Gawali Signings

Mumbai, November 15 - The Kolkata Tigers have bolstered their batting lineup ahead of the Indian Street Premier League (ISPL) Season 4 by signing Rajat Mundhe and Krushna Gawali. Both players were acquired during the ongoing auction, with Mundhe costing ₹15.05 lakh and Gawali for ₹14.75 lakh. The move comes as the inaugural champions aim to secure their second ISPL crown, following their second-place finish in Season 3.

Saif Ali Khan and Kareena Kapoor Khan are co-owners of the franchise, with Saif Ali retaining his position as the team's all-time leading run-scorer and last season's Best Batter. Prathamesh Pawar, the inaugural title-winning captain, has been appointed as the team's coach. Aksha Kamboj, the Group Chairperson & Managing Director of Aspect Global Ventures India Pvt.

Ltd., emphasized the importance of clear decisions, disciplined preparation, and a complementary squad. The signing of Mundhe and Gawali strengthens Kolkata Tigers' batting lineup, providing them with a solid foundation as they aim for a second ISPL title.

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