IPL: Jasprit Bumrah's quick reply to Trent Boult's tweet on joining Mumbai Indians

Indian Premier League (IPL) franchises have been busy in trading players and strengning ir squads before IPL auction 2020. re will be changes in every team in upcoming edition of IPL.

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most successful team of IPL, Mumbai Indians are one of teams who have recently welcomed a new member to ir squad. Trent Boult was picked by Mumbai after Delhi Capitals released New Zealand speedster.

After joining squad, Trent Boult shared a mess for whole team as well as ir star bowler Jasprit Bumrah. Boult said in a video, ”Paltan, thank you for thunderous welcome. I look forward to joining four-time IPL champions, Mumbai Indians. I can’t wait to get over it and meet rest of gang, especially Boom. Let’s rock this. See you soon, Mumbai!

Bumrah was quick to reply to Kiwi international as he wrote, ”Look forward to playing with you too @trent_boult ”

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Here is a look at tweet

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Earlier, Aakash Ambani, owner of Mumbai Indians said in a media release that Mumbai Indians had always taken pride in having a good pace attack as year-after-year, ir bowlers had won m games as he gave example of last year’s final. He added that y were delighted to have Trent Boult as part of MI family and went on to say that he was sure that his experience across formats, especially in limited-overs cricket, would add value to ir campaign.

With Boult in ir arsenal, defending champions will pose a great threat once again for or teams in upcoming season of IPL.

Mumbai Indians also drafted in all-rounder Dhawal Kulkarni for upcoming season, who has played for Mumbai in domestic cricket throughout his life.

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