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Mumbai Indians Sign Mujeeb Ur Rahman to Replace Allah Ghazanfar

Mumbai Indians Sign Mujeeb Ur Rahman to Replace Allah Ghazanfar
Posted by: Aryan Khatri in: Sports
26 May | 18:06 PM | 0

Mumbai Indians sign Mujeeb Ur Rahman as replacement for injured Allah Ghazanfar ahead of IPL 2025. The 23-year-old returns after four years, having gone unsold in the mega auction.

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