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IPL Auction 2024: Check out the list of sold players

THE JHARKHAND STORY DESK   Dubai, Dec 19: The IPL 2024 Player Auction, being held overseas for the first time, is seeing…

IPL Auction 2024: Check out the list of sold players

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Dubai, Dec 19: The IPL 2024 Player Auction, being held overseas for the first time, is seeing 332 hopeful cricketers attracting bids for a maximum of 77 slots at the Coca Cola Arena in Dubai. Additionally, this is the first time that fans are watching the event live from the stands, reports Sportstar.thehindu.com.

Australia’s Mitchell Starc became the most expensive player ever to be sold at the IPL Auction when the Kolkata Knight Riders acquired the pacer’s services for 24.75 crore.

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World Cup-winning captain Pat Cummins fetched the second-best bid, going to Sunrisers Hyderabad for 20.50 crore. Archrivals Chennai Super Kings and Mumbai Indians initially got into a tussle for Cummins before the Royal Challengers Bangalore and SRH swooped in with their respective bids.

SRH also got Cummins’ compatriot and Player of the Match of the 2023 World Cup final, Travis Head, for 6.80 crore. The side also sensationally bagged Sri Lanka all-rounder Wanindu Hasaranga for his base price of 1.50 crore.

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On Wednesday, Rovman Powell was the first player to go up for sale from the capped batters’ set. After an intense bidding war between the Rajasthan Royals and KKR, the Sanju Samson-led side got the West Indies batter for 7.40 crore.

Chennai Super Kings’ first buy came in the shape of Rachin Ravindra for 1.80 crore rupees. Also, Shardul Thakur’s homecoming to Chepauk was greeted with loud cheers.

Rovman Powell – 1 crore – 7.40 crore – Rajasthan Royals

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Harry Brook – 2 crore – 4 crore – Delhi Capitals

Travis Head – 2 crore – 6.80 crore – Sunrisers Hyderabad

Shubham Dubey – 20 lakh – 5.80 crore – Rajasthan Royals

Sameer Rizvi – 20 lakh – 8.40 crore – Chennai Super Kings

Angkrish Raghuvanshi – 20 lakh – 20 lakh – Kolkata Knight Riders

Sherfane Rutherford – 1.50 crore – 1.50 crore – Kolkata Knight Riders

Ashton Turner – 1 crore – 1 crore – Lucknow Super Giants

BOWLERS

Chetan Sakariya – 50 lakh – 50 lakh – Kolkata Knight Riders

Alzarri Joseph – 1 crore – 11.50 crore – Royal Challengers Bangalore

Umesh Yadav – 2 crore – 5.80 crore – Gujarat Titans

Shivam Mavi – 50 lakh – 6.40 crore – Lucknow Super Giants

Mitchell Starc – 2 crore – 24.75 crore – Kolkata Knight Riders

Jaydev Unadkat – 50 lakh – 1.60 crore – Sunrisers Hyderabad

Dilshan Madushanka – 50 lakh – 4.60 crore – Mumbai Indians

Yash Dayal – 20 lakh – 5 crore – Royal Challengers Bangalore

Sushant Mishra – 20 lakh – 2.20 crore – Gujarat Titans

Akash Singh – 20 lakh – 20 lakh – Sunrisers Hyderabad

Kartik Tyagi – 20 lakh – 60 lakh – Gujarat Titans

Rasikh Dar – 20 lakh – 20 lakh – Delhi Capitals

Manav Suthar – 20 lakh – 20 lakh – Gujarat Titans

M. Siddharth – 20 lakh – 2.40 crore – Lucknow Super Giants

Shreyas Gopal – 20 lakh – 20 lakh – Mumbai Indians

Spencer Johnson – 50 lakh – 10 crore – Gujarat Titans

Mustafizur Rahman – 2 crore – 2 crore – Chennai Super Kings

Jhye Richardson – 1.50 crore – 5 crore – Delhi Capitals

Nuwan Thushara – 50 lakh – 4.80 crore – Mumbai Indians

ALL-ROUNDERS

Wanindu Hasaranga – 1.50 crore – 1.50 crore – Sunrisers Hyderabad

Rachin Ravindra – 50 lakh – 1.80 crore – Chennai Super Kings

Shardul Thakur – 2 crore – 4 crore – Chennai Super Kings

Azmatullah Omarzai – 50 lakh – 50 lakh – Gujarat Titans

Pat Cummins – 2 crore – 20.50 crore – Sunrisers Hyderabad

Gerald Coetzee – 2 crore – 5 crore – Mumbai Indians

Harshal Patel – 2 crore – 11.75 crore – Punjab Kings

Daryl Mitchell – 1 crore – 14 crore – Chennai Super Kings

Chris Woakes – 2 crore – 4.20 crore – Punjab Kings

Arshin Kulkarni – 20 lakh – 20 lakh – Lucknow Super Giants

Shahrukh Khan – 40 lakh – 7.40 crore – Gujarat Titans

Ramandeep Singh – 20 lakh – 20 lakh – Kolkata Knight Riders

Tom Curran – 1.50 crore – 1.50 crore – Royal Challengers Bangalore

David Willey – 2 crore – 2 crore – Lucknow Super Giants

Naman Dhir – 20 lakh – 20 lakh – Mumbai Indians

Anshul Kamboj – 20 lakh – 20 lakh – Mumbai Indians

Sumit Kumar – 20 lakh – 1 crore – Delhi Capitals

Ashutosh Sharma – 20 lakh – 20 lakh – Punjab Kings

Vishwanath Pratap Singh – 20 lakh – 20 lakh – Punjab Kings

Shashank Singh – 20 lakh – 20 lakh – Punjab Kings

Tanay Thyagarajann – 20 lakh – 20 lakh – Punjab Kings

WICKETKEEPERS

Tristan Stubbs – 50 lakh – 50 lakh – Delhi Capitals

KS Bharat – 50 lakh – 50 lakh – Kolkata Knight Riders

Tom Kohler-Cadmore – 40 lakh – 40 lakh -Rajasthan Royals

Ricky Bhui – 20 lakh – 20 lakh – Delhi Capitals

Kumar Kushagra – 20 lakh – 7.20 crore – Delhi Capitals

Robin Minz – 20 lakh – 3.60 crore – Gujarat Titans

(Courtesy: Sportstar.thehindu.com)

 

 

 

 

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