A key moment in the IPL 2025 auction saw Akash Ambani leaving his table to shake hands with the RCB table after Will Jacks wasn't RTM'd.

Akash Ambani stood up and walked to the RCB auction table to shake hands with their management. This happened when RCB did not opt to RTM Will Jacks after he was sold to MI for RS 5.25 crore.

Punjab Kings and MI got into a fierce bidding war for the England batter, pushing the bid up to ₹5 crore. Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) had the chance to use their Right To Match (RTM) card but chose not to.

Mumbai Indians owner Akash Ambani was pleased with his franchise’s final squad following the Indian Premier League (IPL) mega auction in Jeddah.

Mumbai Indians got the veteran New Zealand pacer Trent Boult back into their fold and also added England’s left-arm bowler Reece Topley, India’s Deepak Chahar and Afghanistan rookie Allah Ghazanfar as

Mumbai Indians got the veteran New Zealand pacer Trent Boult back into their fold and also added England's left-arm bowler Reece Topley, India's Deepak Chahar and Afghanistan rookie Allah Ghazanfar as well as Kiwi spin bowling all-rounder Mitchell Santner to the roster.

Mumbai Indians' owner Akash Ambani was seen shaking hands with Royal Challengers Bengaluru's CEO after he refused to extend the Right-to-match option for all-rounder Will Jacks in the ongoing IPL 2025 auction at Jeddah in Saudi Arabia. A video of the same surfaced on social media as the user posting the video called the franchise a fixing team.

Starting from a base price of Rs 2 crore the bid reached Rs 5 crore and that's when Punjab took a back seat. However, it was still not confirmed as Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) had the opportunity to exercise their Right To Match (RTM) card for the player.