Mumbai Indians secure Quinton's transfer of Kock from RCB

RCB recovered Quinton from Kock for crores of 2.8 RI before IPL 2018. © BCCI

Mumbai Indians used the services of South African keeper Quinton from Kock in a silver transaction with Royal Challengers Bangalore.

De Kock was purchased at the price of 2.8 Crore INR by Mumbai Indians, which was the sum paid by Royal Challengers to acquire it at the IPL 2018 auction. In eight games for the RCB, De Kock scored 201 points at 124.07, finishing fourth in the standings for his team.

of #IPL 2019 occurred and @ QuinnyDeKock69 moved to #MumbaiIndians .

Thank you for your services @ QuinnyDeKock69 ! It was great to have you in the team. #PlayBold

– Royal Challengers (@RCBTweets) 20 October 2018

The global IPL numbers of the South African goalkeeper – he played for Sunrisers Hyderabad & Delhi Daredevils – give a much better picture of his abilities. He scored one hundred and fifty-sixths out of 34 IPL innings, scoring his points at 130.38.

The acquisition of Mumbai Indians is part of the first IPL business niche that begins at the end of a season and ends a month before. Auction. A second window is available for the teams after the auction until the start of the competition.

By 2018, the IPL Board of Governors had also introduced a mid-season transfer window for teams trading uncapped players and those not playing. more than two matches midway through the tournament.

According to ESPNCricinfo, Mustara Pawan Rahman and Akila Dananjaya (Sri Lanka) were released by the Mumbai Indians. Mustafizur had been bought at the price of INR. 2.2 Crore in the previous auction, Dananjaya receiving the INR. 50 Lakh for his services.

While Mustafizur played seven games in the 2018 edition in which he won seven wickets with a saving of 8.36, Dananjaya only played one game in which 47 points were taken away.