SRH reacquires Natarajan for INR 5 crore, trades Ansari to Delhi Capitals

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Indian Premier League franchise Sunrisers Hyderabad has re-signed fast bowler T Natarajan for INR 5 crore. The team traded England all-rounder Zafar Ansari to Delhi Capitals in the same transaction. Ansari will join Delhi for his existing fee of INR 40 lakh. The trade was reported by ESPNcricinfo ahead of the upcoming IPL season.

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