CSK trade Khaleel and Ellis to SRH in exchange for Livingstone and Edwards

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Chennai Super Kings have completed a trade that sends Khaleel and Ellis to Sunrisers Hyderabad in return for Liam Livingstone and Edwards. The move follows Sunrisers Hyderabad's acquisition of Livingstone at the 2026 auction for INR 13 crore. Livingstone will now join CSK at a reduced fee of INR 6 crore. The deal reshapes both franchises' squads ahead of the upcoming season.

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