NEW DELHI: It’s motion time once more for the ten IPL franchises to shell out some critical cash to bolster their squads forward of the following Indian Premier League season.
This time it will be a smaller affair with solely 87 slots to be crammed from a listing of 406 cricketers. The 10 franchises are left with Rs 206.5 crore to replenish the vacant slots, which suggests a tightrope stroll on the public sale desk.
Kolkata Knight Riders have the bottom purse of Rs 7.05 crore however they’ve 11 slots to fill, together with three abroad gamers. Sunrisers Hyderabad perhaps would be the greatest movers at this yr’s public sale as they’ve the biggest purse (obtainable steadiness Rs 42.25 crore) and largest variety of slots (14) to fill.
Here’s the record of the gamers bought in the course of the IPL mini-auction (ALL PRICES ARE IN INR):
This time it will be a smaller affair with solely 87 slots to be crammed from a listing of 406 cricketers. The 10 franchises are left with Rs 206.5 crore to replenish the vacant slots, which suggests a tightrope stroll on the public sale desk.
Kolkata Knight Riders have the bottom purse of Rs 7.05 crore however they’ve 11 slots to fill, together with three abroad gamers. Sunrisers Hyderabad perhaps would be the greatest movers at this yr’s public sale as they’ve the biggest purse (obtainable steadiness Rs 42.25 crore) and largest variety of slots (14) to fill.
Here’s the record of the gamers bought in the course of the IPL mini-auction (ALL PRICES ARE IN INR):
| PLAYERS | COUNTRY | TEAM | BASE PRICE | SOLD FOR |
| Kane Williamson | NZ | GT | 2 crore | 2 crore |
| Harry Brook | England | SRH | 1.5 crore | 13.25 crore |