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IPL Auction 2024

Every year IPL has thrown new talents into the arena of world cricket. Some of them have managed to climb up the ladders of growth and create their own space in cricket. IPL has always been a blessing to the domestic and foreign players who are striving to imprint their names into the minds of the national selectors. Along with the uncapped players, the current international players also get a chance to revive their scorecards and make a comeback bid to the national team. Let us see some of the important player auction in IPL 2024.

                                                             Kumar Khushagra


As usual, some of the players made unexpected gains, while some found themselves on the other end. We have given the list of sold and unsold players in IPL 2024. The Australian pacers Pat Cummins and Mitchel Starc were sold for a whopping 20.5 Crore and 24.75 Crore Indian Rupee. Pat Cummins was bought by Sun Risers Hyderabad and Mitchel Starc went to Kolkata Knight Riders. Tamil Nadu allrounder Shahrukh Khan was bagged by Gujarat Titans for 7.4 Crore. He hasn’t made an impact as a bowler in IPL but has shown glimpses of his power-hitting abilities. But eventually, he was the leading wicket-taker of TNPL 2023. He took 17 wickets at an economy rate of 6.66 from 9 matches. The rising New Zealand allrounder of New Zealand, Rachin Ravindra was acquired by Chennai Super Kings for an amount of 1.8 Cr. It was a good call from the Chennai Super Kings. Sameer Rizwi, the 20-year-old Uttar Pradesh batsman was bought by CSK for 8.4 Cr. He had a good outing in Syed Mushtaq Ali's trophy hitting 18 sixes in the tournament. The Rajasthan Royals purchased middle-order Vidarbha batter Shubham Dubey, for an incredible Rs. 5.8 Crore. In Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy,  Dubey scored 221 runs in seven innings with a strike rate of almost 190. Travis Head, who was unsold in IPL 2023 was sold for 6.80 Crore to Sunrisers Hyderabad. Jharkhand wicketkeeper, Kumar Khushagra was another surprise purchase by Delhi Capitals. The 19-year-old wicket keeper went for 7.20 Crore.


Player

Base Price

Bid Price

Team

Shah Rukh Khan

40 L

7.40 Cr

Gujarat Titans

Kumar Kushagra

20 L

7.20 Cr

Delhi Capitals

Travis Head

2 Cr

6.80 Cr

Sunrisers Hyderabad

Shivam Mavi

50 L

6.40 Cr

Lucknow Super Giants

Shubham Dube

20 L

5.80 Cr

Rajasthan Royals

Umesh Yadav

2 Cr

5.80 Cr

Gujarat Titans

Gerald Coetzee

2 Cr

5 Cr

Mumbai Indians

Yash Dayal

20 L

5 Cr

Royal Challengers Bangalore

Jhye Richardson

1.5 Cr

5 Cr

Delhi Capitals

Nuwan Thushara

50 L

4.80 Cr

Mumbai Indians

Dilshan Madhushanka

50 L

4.60 Cr

Mumbai Indians

Chris Woakes

2 cr

4.2 Cr

Punjab Kings XI

Harry Brookes

2 cr

4 Cr

Delhi Capitals

Shardhul Thakur

2 cr

4 Cr

Chennai Super Kings

Wanindhu Hasaranga

1.50 Cr

1.50 Cr

Sunrisers Hyderabad

Mitchell Starc

2 Cr

24.75 Cr

Kolkata Knight Riders

Pat Cummins

2 Cr

20.50 Cr

Sunrisers Hyderabad

Daryll Mitchell

1 Cr

14 Cr

Chennai Super Kings

Harshal Patel

2 Cr

11.75 Cr

Punjab Kings XI

Alzari Joseph

1 Cr

11.50 Cr

Royal Challengers Bangalore

Spencer Johnson

50 L

10 Cr

Gujarat Titans

Sameer Rizwi

20 L

8.40 Cr

Chennai Super Kings

Rovman Powell

1 Cr

7.40 Cr

Rajasthan Royals

Rachin Ravindra

50 L

1.8 Cr

Chennai Super Kings

K S Bharat

50 L

50 L

Kolkata Knight Riders

Manimaran Siddharth

20 L

2.4 Cr

Lucknow Super Giants


 





                                                                   Philip Salt

The auction went well for some players, but for others, it didn’t turn out to be as sweet as expected. Players like Steve Smith and Phil Salt went unsold in the auction.  Phil Salt who had 2 centuries and 2 half centuries in 20 T20I matches was unlucky to miss out. The New Zealand all-rounders Kyle Jamieson and James Neesham also went unsold.

Player

Country

Base Price

Steve Smith

Australia

2 Cr

Phil Salt

England

1.5 Cr

Kusal Mendis

Sri Lanka

50 L

Josh Hazlewood

Australia

2 Cr

Adil Rashid

England

2 Cr

Tabraiz Shamsi

South Africa

50 L

Kyle Jamieson

New Zealand

1 Cr

James Neesham

New Zealand

1.5 Cr

Rassie Van Der Dussen

South Africa

2 Cr

Josh Inglis

Australia

2 Cr















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