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IPL 2026 auction saw uncapped Indian players make history, Cameron Green emerge as costliest buy, and franchises spend over ₹215 crore on 77 players.

IPL 2026 auction wrap: Complete team squads and salary details

IPL 2026 auction saw uncapped Indian players make history, Cameron Green emerge as costliest buy, and franchises spend over ₹215 crore on 77 players.

The IPL 2026 auction threw up several notable patterns, with uncapped Indian players emerging as some of the biggest beneficiaries.&nbsp;
While Australia all-rounder Cameron Green ended as the most expensive buy at ₹25.20 crore, it was Prashant Veer and Kartik Sharma who grabbed attention by becoming the joint costliest uncapped Indian players in IPL history, securing ₹14.20 crore each from Chennai Super Kings at the auction held in Abu Dhabi on Tuesday.
Overall, the 10 franchises collectively spent ₹215.45 crore to pick 77 players, including 29 overseas cricketers, reflecting a strong mix of domestic investment and international recruitment. Chennai Super Kings
Players bought: Kartik Sharma (₹14.20 cr), Prashant Veer (₹14.20 cr), Rahul Chahar (₹5.20 cr), Akeal Hosein (₹2 cr), Matt Henry (₹2 cr), Matthew Short (₹1.50 cr), Aman Khan (₹40 L), Sarfaraz Khan (₹75 L), Zakary Foulkes (₹75 L) Retained: Ruturaj Gaikwad (c), Ayush Mhatre, M.S. Dhoni, Dewald Brevis, Urvil Patel, Shivam Dube, Jamie Overton, Ramakrishna Ghosh, Noor Ahmad, Khaleel Ahmed, Anshul Kamboj, Gurjapneet Singh, Shreyas Gopal, Mukesh Choudhary, Nathan Ellis
Traded in: Sanju Samson (from RR)
Purse remaining: ₹2.40 crore
------------------------------------------- Mumbai Indians
Players bought: Quinton de Kock (₹1 cr), Mohammad Izhar (₹30 L), Danish Malewar (₹30 L), Atharva Ankolekar (₹30 L), Mayank Rawat (₹30 L) Retained: Hardik Pandya, Rohit Sharma, Suryakumar Yadav, Tilak Varma, Ryan Rickleton, Robin Minz, Mitchell Santner, Corbin Bosch, Naman Dhir, Jasprit Bumrah, Trent Boult, Allah Ghafanzar, Ashwani Kumar, Deepak Chahar, Will Jacks, Raghu Sharma, Raj Angad Bawa Traded in: Sherfane Rutherford (from GT), Mayank Markande (from KKR), Shardul Thakur (from LSG) Purse remaining: ₹55 lakh
------------------------------------------- Kolkata Knight Riders
Players bought: Cameron Green (₹25.20 cr), Matheesha Pathirana (₹18 cr), Mustafizur Rahman (₹9.20 cr), Tejasvi Singh (₹3 cr), Finn Allen (₹2 cr), Tim Seifert (₹1.50 cr), Rahul Tripathi (₹75 L), Kartik Tyagi (₹30 L), Daksh Kamra (₹30 L), Sarthak Ranjan (₹30 L), Prashant Solanki (₹30 L), Akashdeep (₹1 cr), Rachin Ravindra (₹2 cr) Retained: Ajinkya Rahane, Sunil Narine, Rinku Singh, Angkrish Raghuvanshi, Manish Pandey, Varun Chakravarthy, Ramandeep Singh, Ankul Roy, Rovman Powell, Harshit Rana, Vaibhav Arora, Umran Malik Purse remaining: ₹45 lakh
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Royal Challengers Bengaluru
Players bought: Venkatesh Iyer (₹7 cr), Mangesh Yadav (₹5.20 cr), Jacob Duffy (₹2 cr), Satwik Deswal (₹30 L), Jordan Cox (₹75 L), Vihaan Malhotra (₹30 L), Kanishk Chouhan (₹30 L), Vicky Ostwal (₹30 L) Retained: Rajat Patidar (c), Virat Kohli, Devdutt Padikkal, Phil Salt, Jitesh Sharma, Krunal Pandya, Swapnil Singh, Tim David, Romario Shepherd, Jacob Bethell, Josh Hazlewood, Yash Dayal, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Nuwan Thushara, Rasikh Salam, Abhinandan Singh, Suyash Sharma Purse remaining: ₹25 lakh
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Punjab Kings
Players bought: Cooper Connolly (₹2 cr), Ben Dwarshuis (₹4.40 cr), Praveen Dubey (₹30 L), Vishal Nishad (₹30 L)
Retained: Prabhsimran Singh, Priyansh Arya, Shreyas Iyer, Shashank Singh, Nehal Wadhera, Marcus Stoinis, Azmatullah Omarzai, Marco Jansen, Harpreet Brar, Yuzvendra Chahal, Arshdeep Singh, Musheer Khan, Pyala Avinash, Harnoor Pannu, Suryansh Shedge, Mitchell Owen, Xavier Bartlett, Lockie Ferguson, Vyshak Vijaykumar, Yash Thakur, Vishnu Vinod Purse remaining: ₹3.50 crore
------------------------------------------- Gujarat Titans
Players bought: Jason Holder (₹7 cr), Ashok Sharma (₹90 L), Luke Wood (₹75 L), Prithvi Raj Yarra (₹30 L), Tom Banton (₹30 L) Retained: Shubman Gill (c), Sai Sudharsan, Kumar Kushagra, Anuj Rawat, Jos Buttler, Nishant Sindhu, Washington Sundar, Arshad Khan, Shahrukh Khan, Rahul Tewatia, Kagiso Rabada, Mohammed Siraj, Prasidh Krishna, Ishant Sharma, Gurnoor Singh Brar, Rashid Khan, Manav Suthar, Sai Kishore, Jayant Yadav, Glenn Phillips Purse remaining: ₹1.95 crore
------------------------------------------- Rajasthan Royals
Players bought: Ravi Bishnoi (₹7.20 cr), Ravi Singh (₹95 L), Sushant Mishra (₹90 L), Vignesh Puthur (₹30 L), Yash Raj Punja (₹30 L), Aman Rao (₹30 L), Brijesh Sharma (₹30 L), Kuldeep Sen (₹75 L), Adam Milne (₹2.40 cr) Retained: Shubham Dubey, Vaibhav Suryavanshi, Lhuan-Dre Pretorius, Shimron Hetmyer, Yashasvi Jaiswal, Dhruv Jurel, Riyan Parag, Yudhvir Singh Charak, Jofra Archer, Tushar Deshpande, Kwena Maphaka, Nandre Burger Traded in: Ravindra Jadeja (from CSK), Sam Curran (from CSK) Purse remaining: ₹2.65 crore
------------------------------------------- Sunrisers Hyderabad
Players bought: Salil Arora (₹1.50 cr), Shivang Kumar (₹30 L), Sakib Hussain (₹30 L), Onkar Tarmale (₹30 L), Krains Fuletra (₹30 L), Praful Hinge (₹30 L), Amit Kumar (₹30 L), Shivam Mvi (₹75 L), Liam Livingstone (₹13 cr), Jack Edwards (₹3 cr) Retained: Pat Cummins (c), Travis Head, Abhishek Sharma, Aniket Verma, R. Smaran, Ishan Kishan, Heinrich Klaasen, Nitish Kumar Reddy, Harsh Dubey, Kamindu Mendis, Harshal Patel, Brydon Carse, Jaydev Unadkat, Eshan Malinga, Zeeshan Ansari Purse remaining: ₹5.45 crore -------------------------------------------
Lucknow Super Giants
Players bought: Josh Inglis (₹8.60 cr), Mukul Choudhary (₹2.60 cr), Akshat Raghuwanshi (₹2.20 cr), Anrich Nortje (₹2 cr), Wanindu Hasaranga (₹2 cr), Naman Tiwari (₹1 cr) Retained: Abdul Samad, Ayush Badoni, Aiden Markram, Matthew Breetzke, Himmat Singh, Rishabh Pant (c), Nicholas Pooran, Mitchell Marsh, Shahbaz Ahmed, Arshin Kulkarni, Mayank Yadav, Avesh Khan, Mohsin Khan, Manimaran Siddharth, Digvijay Rathi, Prince Yadav, Akash Singh Traded in: Mohammed Shami (from SRH), Arjun Tendulkar (from MI) Purse remaining: ₹4.55 crore -------------------------------------------
Delhi Capitals
Players bought: Auqib Nabi Dar (₹8.40 cr), Pathum Nissanka (₹4 cr), Ben Duckett (₹2 cr), David Miller (₹2 cr), Lungi Ngidi (₹2 cr), Sahil Parakh (₹30 L), Prithvi Shaw (₹75 L), Kyle Jamieson (₹2 cr) Retained: Axar Patel (c), KL Rahul, Abishek Porel, Tristan Stubbs, Karun Nair, Sameer Rizvi, Ashutosh Sharma, Vipraj Nigam, Madhav Tiwari, Tripurana Vijay, Ajay Mandal, Kuldeep Yadav, Mitchell Starc, T. Natarajan, Mukesh Kumar, Dushmantha Chameera Traded in: Nitish Rana (from RR) Purse remaining: ₹35 lakh

Kolkata Knight Riders broke records by bidding Rs 25.20 crore for Australia all-rounder Cameron Green at the IPL mini-auction, while Prithvi Shaw and Sarfaraz Khan went unsold.

Cameron Green Becomes IPL's Most Expensive Overseas Player

Cameron Green - IPL's Costliest Overseas Player

Kolkata Knight Riders broke records by bidding Rs 25.20 crore for Australia all-rounder Cameron Green at the IPL mini-auction, while Prithvi Shaw and Sarfaraz Khan went unsold.

Kolkata Knight Riders splurged a record-breaking Rs 25.20 to land top Australian all-rounder Cameron Green even as Prithvi Shaw and Sarfaraz Khan went unsold in the Indian Premier League mini auction in Abu Dhabi on Tuesday.&nbsp;
Green surpassed compatriot Mitchell Starc (Rs 24.75 crore) to become the most expensive overseas buy at an IPL auction. This was after Kolkata Knight Riders and Chennai Super Kings were involved in an intense bidding war for him before the latter emerged winner.
However, his salary for the season would still be Rs 18 crore (USD 1.9 million) as the rest of the amount will go towards the BCCI's player development programme as per the rules of the auction for foreign players.&nbsp;
Green, who previously turned up for Mumbai Indians and Royal Challengers Bengaluru, has so far played 29 matches in the IPL to aggregate 707 runs and take 16 wickets.&nbsp;
Shaw, however, went unsold despite his fine run of form in the domestic circuit lately, and so was the case with Sarfaraz, who smashed a 22-ball 73 in a Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy match for Mumbai on Tuesday.&nbsp;

The IPL 2026 will be held from March 26 to May 31, with RCB’s home opener at M. Chinnaswamy Stadium pending safety clearance following fan fatalities during 2025 celebrations.

IPL 2026: Uncertainty Over Opening Match Venue Amid Safety Concerns

Uncertainty Over IPL 2026 Opening in Bengaluru

The IPL 2026 will be held from March 26 to May 31, with RCB&rsquo;s home opener at M. Chinnaswamy Stadium pending safety clearance following fan fatalities during 2025 celebrations.

The upcoming edition of the Indian Premier League will be held between the March 26 to May 31 window but it remains to be seen if Bengaluru, the home of RCB, holds the opening match.&nbsp;
As per the norms, the M. Chinnaswamy Stadium should host the tournament opener given the home side, Royal Challengers Bengaluru won the IPL 2025 title.&nbsp;
While the venue has received conditional clearance from the Karnataka state government, it also needs to meet the necessary safety and security standards following the death of 11 fans in a stampede during RCB's victory celebrations in June this year.&nbsp;
The mini-auction for IPL 2026 will be held in Abu Dhabi today with three-time winners Kolkata Knight Riders coming in with the biggest purse

Cameron Green, Venkatesh Iyer, Liam Livingstone and other all-rounders are set to dominate the IPL 2025 mini-auction, with KKR and CSK expected to make aggressive bids.

Cameron Green, KKR, CSK Eye IPL Mini-Auction Windfall

Cameron Green in Demand at IPL Mini-Auction

Cameron Green, Venkatesh Iyer, Liam Livingstone and other all-rounders are set to dominate the IPL 2025 mini-auction, with KKR and CSK expected to make aggressive bids.

Cameron Green could well be the biggest beneficiary of IPL's skewed demand-supply market dynamic surrounding seam-bowling all-rounders during the mini-auction in Abu Dhabi on Tuesday with Kolkata Knight Riders and Chennai Super Kings seemingly ready to break the bank for the Australian.
The 10 teams need to fill up 77 slots with a cumulative purse of Rs 237.55 crore and among them, Mumbai Indians (Rs 2.75 crore) will hardly have any role to play save picking a few uncapped players at their base price. Green, along with out-of-favour India all-rounder Venkatesh Iyer and English dasher Liam Livingstone, is likely to enjoy a handsome payday.
Kolkata Knight Riders, with a purse of 64.30 crore and an eye on rebuilding the outfit with 13 slots to fill, can only be challenged by Chennai Super Kings, who enter the mini-auction with a purse of Rs 43.40 crore.
The mini-auction is always more intriguing than the mega auction as franchises come with specific choices and are always ready to go the distance to procure the services of players with distinct skill-sets.
Pace bowling all-rounders always come at a premium and therefore, the troika of Green, Venkatesh Iyer and West Indies' Jason Holder, all coming at the highest base price of Rs 2 crore (USD 220,000), are set to headline the bidding war. If one looks at their IPL stats, Green, especially, has middling numbers -- 704 runs and 16 wickets in the 29 matches -- but the mini-auction is more demand-driven activity and an Australian all-format regular is certain to get traction.
When it comes to Venkatesh, everyone save KKR CEO Venky Mysore, believed that an auction bid of Rs 23.75 crore was way too high and the player had his worst season trying to justify the price.
Having also released Andre Russell, who is the team's new "Power Coach", KKR are in need of at least two good top order batters and one all-rounder. The third of three pace-bowling all-rounders, Holder, may be a low key name but he is equally adept at using the long handle and bowl those heavy balls, making him useful in a smaller auction with lesser options.
Green will get only Rs 18 crore
There is buzz that Green might surpass countryman Mitchell Starc (Rs 24.75 crore) to become the overseas player with the highest price tag at an IPL auction but there would still remain a catch.
Even if Green's bid goes northwards of Rs 25 crore, his salary for the season would still be Rs 18 crore (USD 1.9 million). The bid amount and players' salary would be mutually exclusive with the former being deducted from team's annual player purse.
The reason being IPL's "maximum-fee" rule which states that a foreign player's maximum fee at a mini auction will be the lower value between the highest retention slab (Rs 18 crore) and the highest price at the previous mega auction (Rs 27 crore for Rishabh Pant in 2025).
In case of Venkatesh, it will be interesting if his bid value goes over and above Rs 10 crore (USD 1.1 million), which is a fair deal given his skill-set and capabilities. In a mini-auction, there is no scope for using the Right To Match (RTM) card and hence KKR, if they want to get back Venkatesh, will have to make some smart calls.
Livingstone, De Kock could be in high demand
England swashbuckler Liam Livingstone, who can also bowl handy spin is another player, who can hit the million dollar mark (Rs 9 crore) along with Quinton de Kock, who has time and again shown that he is a match-winner with the bat aside from being safe as a house behind the stumps. For Livingstone, destroying Rashid Khan's mystery by smashing him for 26 runs in a 'Hundred' game for Birmingham Phoenix is likely to make him sought-after name.
Uncapped Indians Prashant Veer, and Mukul Choudhary will attract bidders while Prithvi Shaw and Sarfaraz Khan would also hope that their low base price of Rs 75 lakh finds takers.
Pathirana, Duffy and uncapped Ashok Sharma&nbsp;
Matheesha Pathirana was released by CSK but teams like Lucknow Super Giants (purse of Rs 22.95 crore) might bid aggressively as their fast bowling resources look depleted despite the presence of Mohammed Shami and a perennially injured Mayank Yadav. However, Pathirana is believed to have remodelled his action but whether CSK will be interested in him is a big question.
Also on the list is Jacob Duffy, the New Zealand paceman who has already made a name for himself in the T20I circuit and is one of the top-rated players in the ICC rankings. Among uncapped Indians, Ashok Sharma, who has previously been a part of IPL teams and is in the midst of a fine Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy campaign, is expected to attract very good bids.

A total of 350 players, including Quinton de Kock and Steve Smith, will go under the hammer in the IPL auction on December 16 in Abu Dhabi, with 77 slots available across 10 teams.

IPL 2026 auction to feature 350 players including 240 Indians; Quinton de Kock added

A total of 350 players, including Quinton de Kock and Steve Smith, will go under the hammer in the IPL auction on December 16 in Abu Dhabi, with 77 slots available across 10 teams.

A total of 350 cricketers, including 240 Indians, will go under the hammer in the IPL auction to take place in Abu Dhabi on December 16, with South Africa's comeback man Quinton de Kock a surprise late addition to the final list.
Wicketkeeper-batter De Kock, who recently came out of his ODI retirement, has been kept at a base price of Rs 1 crore.
The list also includes Australia batter Steve Smith at a base price of Rs 2 crore. Smith last played in the IPL in 2021.
A total of 1,390 players registered for the Player Auction. The number was pruned to 1,005 players before 350 were finally shortlisted to battle for 77 slots available including 31 for overseas players, across the 10 teams for the 19th edition of the world&rsquo;s biggest T20 league.
The first set of players in the auction includes India and Mumbai batters Prithvi Shaw and Sarfaraz Khan, who both have kept their base price at Rs 75 lakh each. Shaw had a regular run in the IPL from 2018 to 2024 but had gone unsold in the auction for the last edition, whereas Sarfaraz has not played in the competition since 2021.
The list shared by the IPL features two Australians in Cameron Green and Jake Fraser-McGurk, along with New Zealand and former Chennai Super Kings opener Devon Conway and South Africa&rsquo;s David Miller, with each of them keeping a base price of Rs 2 crore.
Venkatesh Iyer, who was released by Kolkata Knight Riders, has listed himself at a base price of Rs 2 crore.
Among domestic players, Kunal Chandela and Ashok Kumar, who are among the leading run-getters and wicket-takers respectively in the Syed Mushtaq Ali T20 Trophy, are also in the final list.
Three-time winners KKR will go into the auction with the biggest purse of Rs 64.3 crores, followed by five-time champions CSK with Rs 43.4 crores. Sunrisers Hyderabad, who have won the IPL once, have the third highest purse of Rs 25.5 crores.
As many as 21 England players feature in the list, including wicketkeeper-batter Jamie Smith, pacer Gus Atkinson, Liam Livingstone and Test opener Ben Duckett.
Green, expected to garner a lot of attention in this auction, leads the list of 19 Australians, with Josh Inglis, Matthew Short, Cooper Connolly and Beau Webster being the other prominent names.
De Kock and Miller are among the 15 Proteas players in the IPL auction, along with fast bowlers Anrich Nortje, Lungi Ngidi, Gerald Coetzee and all-rounder Wiaan Mulder.
Fast bowlers Alzarri Joseph and Shamar Joseph, Ackeem Auguste, Shai Hope and Roston Chase are among the nine players from the West Indies in the auction.
Sri Lankan spinners Wanindu Hasaranga, Dunith Wellalage, Maheesh Theekshana and Traveen Matthew will be among the dozen players from the island nation in the auction, along with Pathum Nissanka, Kusal Mendis and Kusal Perera.
Conway and Rachin Ravindra, who were released by CSK, are among the 16 New Zealand players in the auction.
Rahmanullah Gurbaz and Naveen ul Haq feature in the list of 10 players from Afghanistan.

Veteran Australian cricketer Glenn Maxwell has withdrawn from the IPL 2026 mini-auction, citing gratitude for his decade-long career while acknowledging a decline in form that has impacted his auction value.

Unlikely to get bidders, Glenn Maxwell pulls out of IPL auction

Veteran Australian cricketer Glenn Maxwell has withdrawn from the IPL 2026 mini-auction, citing gratitude for his decade-long career while acknowledging a decline in form that has impacted his auction value.

Glenn Maxwell, whose IPL career over the last decade has largely been underwhelming, decided to pull out of the upcoming mini auctions scheduled in Abu Dhabi on December 16.
The 37-year-old, popularly known as "Big Show" for being a phenomenal talent in his younger days, has played every IPL season since 2012, barring one in 2019. He has managed only 2819 runs in 141 games at a strike rate of 155 plus and an average of less than 24, which doesn't justify the kind of prices that he has been consistently fetching in auctions over the years. He also picked 41 wickets with his off-breaks at an economy rate of 8.30.
"After many unforgettable seasons in the IPL, I 've decided not to put my name into auctions this year. It's a big call and one I make with a lot of gratitude for everything this league has given me," Maxwell wrote on his Instagram page.&nbsp;
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"The IPL has shaped me as a cricketer and as a person. I have been lucky to play with world class teammates, incredible franchises, and perform in-front of fans whose passion is unmatched. The memories, challenges and the energy of India will stay with me forever."
While Maxwell didn&rsquo;t specify a reason, it is evident that most major franchises have grown weary of waiting for him to deliver a good season, something that has been rare. His multi-million dollar bids at auction often defied logic with franchise owners attributing it to market forces. But with increased use of data analytics, it has become clear that Maxwell was being paid way more than he ever deserved.
Out of 13 seasons that he has played, only once in 2021 did he cross 500 runs -- 513 with six fifties and a strike rate of 144 plus. That he is no longer an attractive commodity in the IPL market was evident across last two seasons (2024 and 2025) where he totalled a lowly 100 runs in 17 games with aggregate of 52 and 48 runs respectively.
During the last season, he had left after playing seven games and didn't come back when IPL resumed post Operation Sindoor.

Mallika Sagar, a seasoned auctioneer who has twice conducted the WPL auction, will become the first female auctioneer in IPL's history.

Who is Mallika Sagar? First female auctioneer in IPL 2024 Auction history

Mallika Sagar, who has twice conducted the WPL auction, will become the first female auctioneer in IPL history.

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Who is Mallika Sagar? First female auctioneer in IPL Auction history

<h2>Mallika Sagar, a seasoned auctioneer who has twice conducted the WPL auction, will become the first female auctioneer in IPL's history.</h2>

In a groundbreaking development for the Indian Premier League (IPL), Mallika Sagar is set to become the first female auctioneer to conduct the event, with the upcoming auction scheduled to take place in Dubai. The gavel master in the recent Women's Premier League auction, Mallika Sagar will be stepping in for Hugh Edmeades, who has been the face of the IPL auction since 2018. Edmeades experienced a health scare during last year's auction in Bengaluru, collapsing due to "postural hypotension".
Sagar, a seasoned auctioneer who has twice conducted the WPL auction, holds a major in art history from Bryn Mawr College, Philadelphia. Her journey in the auctioneering world began in 2001 at Christie's, where she distinguished herself as the auction house's first Indian female auctioneer.
While the previous edition of the WPL auction marked her debut in cricket auctioneering, Mallika is no stranger to sports auctions. In 2021, she made history as the first female auctioneer for the Pro Kabaddi League. Her skills in auctioneering, particularly during the WPL auction, have garnered widespread acclaim.
Hugh Edmeades, who has been the face of the IPL auction since 2018, succeeding Richard Madley, experienced a health scare during last year's auction in Bengaluru, collapsing due to "postural hypotension".
The upcoming 2024 IPL auction is scheduled to commence at 1 pm IST on December 19. It will be broadcast on Star Sports for television viewers and available on the Jio Cinema app for others.
This edition of the IPL auction is notable for several firsts. Not only is it the first time a woman will wield the gavel, but it is also the first instance of the event being hosted outside India.
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Having let go of Harshal Patel, Josh Hazlewood and Wanindu Hasaranga, RCB will be gunning for some top bowlers at the IPL auction.

IPL Auction 2024: RCB prioritising bowling support for Mohammed Siraj

Having let go of Harshal Patel, Josh Hazlewood and Wanindu Hasaranga, RCB will be gunning for some top bowlers at the IPL auction.

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<h2>Having let go of Harshal Patel, Josh Hazlewood and Wanindu Hasaranga, RCB will be gunning for some top bowlers at the IPL auction.</h2>

Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) are setting sights on bolstering their bowling arsenal to complement lead pacer Mohammad Siraj in the forthcoming IPL auction, as stated by Mo Bobat, the team's Director of Cricket.
RCB retained18 players for the upcoming season, with prominent names like Virat Kohli, captain Faf du Plessis, Glenn Maxwell, and Siraj. However, they have parted ways with 11 players, including medium pacer Harshal Patel, Sri Lankan leg-spinner Wanindu Hasaranga, and Australian speedster Josh Hazlewood, leaving a noticeable gap in their bowling lineup.
Bobat emphasized, "Mohammad Siraj is a core part of what we do. So, supporting Siraj with some more bowling options including overseas bowling options is going to be a real priority for us moving forward."
He also highlighted the strength of their local spin bowlers, some of whom have had the opportunity to shine in the past year and are expected to play more pivotal roles going forward.
To reinforce their middle order, RCB executed a significant trade, acquiring Australian all-rounder Cameron Green for a hefty sum of Rs 17.5 crore from Mumbai Indians.
Bobat expressed his satisfaction with the team's core players, stating, "We have got a strong core of retaining players, and we have got a very powerful top order. Part of the decision-making that we had around our player release decisions was to try and strengthen the middle order and bringing Cameron Green was a fantastic move."
With a budget of Rs. 23.25 crore and seven slots to fill, RCB is strategically positioned for the auctions.
Bobat also stressed the importance of cultivating an optimal performance environment and culture, enabling players to fully express their talent and entertain fans. He shared his commitment to a long-term vision with RCB, lauding the leadership of captain Faf du Plessis and the experience of senior players like Virat Kohli, Maxwell, and Dinesh Karthik.
Bobat concluded, "The next objective is to make sure we create the right performance and culture where the players can really go and showcase what they are capable of, and go out and entertain the public. If we commit to our processes, play a brand of cricket that is aggressive, and have those moments where we're prepared to be brave it will get the fans going."
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For the first time, the auction is being held in an international location, the Coca-Cola Arena, Dubai. 

 IPL Auction 2024: When and where to watch, free live stream, timing details

For the first time, the auction is being held in an international location, the Coca-Cola Arena, Dubai.&nbsp;

The IPL 2024 auction is all set to take place on December 19, 2023. For the first time, the auction is being held in an international location, the Coca-Cola Arena, Dubai. How many players are there in IPL 2024 Auction? A total of 333 cricketers are set to go under the hammer for IPL season 17. Of those, 214 are Indians and 119 are overseas players. The catch is that only 77 slots, including 30 for foreign cricketers, are up for grabs among the 10 teams. A total of ₹262.96 crore is available to be used by the franchises to buy players of their choice. While 2022 champions Gujarat Titans have the biggest purse of ₹38.15 crore, Lucknow Super Giants have the smallest of ₹13.15 crore. IPL 2024 Auction time The auction is set to begin at 1 PM IST (11:30 AM local time). Where to watch IPL 2024 Auction online for free? | IPL Auction live stream JioCinema will stream it for free throughout India on its app and website. Where will IPL 2024 Auction be telecast? Sports18, Sports18HD will telecast the entire auction live in India.

According to Cricket Australia's workload rules, if Green plays all four matches in the Border Gavaskar Trophy against India, he will not bowl for the next four weeks after the end of the last Test match

IPL 2023: MI's biggest buy Cameron Green barred to bowl till April 13

Australia's all-rounder Cameron Green will not be able to bowl till 13 April due to the workload management policy of the Australian board.

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According to Cricket Australia's workload rules, if Green plays all four matches in the Border Gavaskar Trophy against India, he will not bowl for the next four weeks after the end of the last Test match

Even before the start of IPL 2023, Mumbai Indians have been rocked by bad news. Australia's all-rounder Cameron Green will not be able to bowl till 13 April due to the workload management policy of the Australian board.
Green became the second most expensive player in IPL history after Mumbai Indians bought him for Rs 17.50 crore in the 2023 auction.
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According to Cricket Australia's workload rules, if Green plays all four matches in the Border Gavaskar Trophy against India, he will not bowl for the next four weeks after the end of the last Test match.
The Kangaroo all-rounder is currently recovering from a finger injury, which he suffered during the Test series against South Africa.

Ben Stokes will reunite with Mahendra Singh Dhoni after the Chennai Super Kings picked up the English all-rounder for an astronomical &nbsp;₹16.25 CR. The duo earlier played together for the Rising Pune Supergiant.

Chennai Super Kings full squad, players' salary, biggest buys in IPL 2023 auction

They played at RPSG together and now, Ben Stokes (₹16.25 CR) will play alongside Mahendra Singh Dhoni once again in #IPL2023
Apart from Stokes, Chennai Super Kings bought 6 more players at the #IPL2023Auction


Ben Stokes will reunite with Mahendra Singh Dhoni after the Chennai Super Kings picked up the English all-rounder for an astronomical &nbsp;₹16.25 CR. The duo earlier played together for the Rising Pune Supergiant.

4-time IPL Champions Chennai Super Kings picked up 7 players during the IPL mini-auction in Kochi.
England's Ben Stokes was the headline buy for the Super Kings, with the English Test captain fetching a whopping price of ₹16.25 CR, the joint third-most expensive player in the competition's history.
Apart from Stokes, who played alongside Mahendra Singh Dhoni at the Rising Pune Supergiant, there's another reunion in store for Ajinkya Rahane, who was also at the Pune franchise during 2016 &amp; 2017.
CSK also picked up New Zealand's fast bowling all-rounder Kyle Jamieson for ₹1 CR, which was ₹14 CR less than what RCB paid for his services in last year's auction.
Players bought by CSK at IPL auction:
Bhagath Varma (INR 20 lakh), Ajay Mandal (INR 20 lakh), Kyle Jamieson (INR 1 crore), Nishant Sindhu (INR 60 lakh), Shaik Rasheed (INR 20 lakh), Ben Stokes (INR 16.25 crore), Ajinkya Rahane (INR 50 lakh)
Players retained by CSK earlier:
MS Dhoni (c), Devon Conway, Ruturaj Gaikwad, Ambati Rayudu, Subhranshu Senapati, Moeen Ali, Shivam Dube, Rajvardhan Hangargekar, Dwaine Pretorius, Mitchell Santner, Ravindra Jadeja, Tushar Deshpande, Mukesh Chowdhary, Matheesha Pathirana, Simarjeet Singh, Deepak Chahar, Prashant Solanki, Maheesh Theekshana

KKR had traded Shardul Thakur and Lockie Ferguson ahead of the IPL 2023 mini auction

Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) full squad, players' salary, biggest buys in IPL 2023 auction

The Kolkata Knight Riders didn't spend big bucks on a particular player in IPL 2023 auction as their most expensive buy was Bangladesh's Shakib Al Hasan for ₹1.5 crore

Here is the full list of players bought by KKR at the IPL 2023 auction

KKR had traded Shardul Thakur and Lockie Ferguson ahead of the IPL 2023 mini auction

The Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) didn't spend big bucks on a particular player in IPL 2023 auction as their most expensive buy was Bangladesh's Shakib Al Hasan for ₹1.5 crore.
Here is the full list of players bought by Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) at the IPL 2023 auction:
Shakib Al Hasan (INR 1.5 crore), Mandeep Singh (INR 50 lakh), Litton Das (INR 50 lakh), Kulwant Khejroliya (INR 20 lakh), David Wiese (INR 1 crore), Suyash Sharma (INR 20 lakh), Vaibhav Arora (INR 60 lakh), N. Jagadeesan (INR 90 lakh)
Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) retained players:
Shreyas Iyer (c), Nitish Rana, Rahmanullah Gurbaz, Venkatesh Iyer, Andre Russell, Sunil Narine, Shardul Thakur, Lockie Ferguson, Umesh Yadav, Tim Southee, Harshit Rana, Varun Chakravarthy, Anukul Roy, Rinku Singh.
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LSG shelled out a whopping ₹16 crore for the West Indian wicketkeeper-batter

Lucknow Super Giants full squad, players' salary, biggest buys in IPL 2023 auction

Lucknow Super Giants LSG went all out for Nicholas Pooran in IPL 2023 Auction in Kochi on Friday. Here is the full list of players bought by LSG at the IPL 2023 auction

LSG shelled out a whopping ₹16 crore for the West Indian wicketkeeper-batter

Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) went all out for Nicholas Pooran in IPL 2023 Auction in Kochi on Friday and shelled out a whopping ₹16 crore for the West Indian wicketkeeper-batter.
Here is the full list of players bought by Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) at the IPL 2023 auction:
Nicholas Pooran (INR 16 crore), Jaydev Unadkat (INR 50 lakh) Yash Thakur (INR 45 lakh), Romario Shepherd (INR 50 lakh), Daniel Sams (INR 75 lakh), Amit Mishra (INR 50 lakh), Prerak Mankad (INR 20 lakh), Swapnil Singh (INR 20 lakh), Naveen-ul-Haq (INR 50 lakh), Yudhvir Charak (INR 20 lakh)
Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) retained players:
KL Rahul (c), Ayush Badoni, Karan Sharma, Manan Vohra, Quinton de Kock, Marcus Stoinis, Krishnappa Gowtham, Deepak Hooda, Kyle Mayers, Krunal Pandya, Avesh Khan, Mohsin Khan, Mark Wood, Mayank Yadav, Ravi Bishnoi
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Little who claimed a memorable hat-trick against New Zealand in Ireland's loss during a T20 World Cup game has been picked by GT for Rs 4.4 crore.

IPL 2023 Auction: Look forward to playing under Hardik Pandya & Ashish Nehra - Joshua Little

A memorable last few months for Joshua Little saw him become the first-ever Irish cricketer to bag an IPL deal at the auction.

Here's what the elated 23-year-old said about his maiden IPL contract.

Little who claimed a memorable hat-trick against New Zealand in Ireland's loss during a T20 World Cup game has been picked up by GT for Rs 4.4 crore.

Joshua Little who was one of the standouts at the T20 World Cup 2022, has bagged a lucrative deal at the IPL auction and is now a part of the defending Champions Gujarat Titans.&nbsp;
Little, who is the first Irish player to be signed by an IPL team said he was delighted to be a part of the Titans and looks forward to playing under Hardik Pandya and coach Ashish Nehra.&nbsp;
The 23-year-old who had claimed a memorable hat-trick against New Zealand in Ireland's loss during a T20 World Cup game has been picked by the franchise for Rs 4.4 crore. The left-arm seamer who had served as a net bowler for CSK last IPL season made his international debut in 2016 and has since played 22 ODIs and 53 T20Is. He also played a pivotal role for the Manchester Originals in the Hundred during their run-up to the final.

After an intense bidding war, Punjab acquired him for Rs 18.5 cr, the highest-ever bid in IPL history. 

IPL 2023 Auction: Didn't get much sleep before the auction - Sam Curran

Sleepless night, nervousness, stress!

The most expensive player in IPL, Sam Curran, for whom Punjab broke the bank, was struggling ahead of the #IPL2023Auction

After an intense bidding war, Punjab acquired Curran for Rs 18.5 cr, the highest-ever price in IPL history.&nbsp;

Sam Curran who had a chart-busting IPL auction endured a sleepless night ahead of the event.
'I didn't sleep much last night, was a bit excited, also nervous about how the auction was going to go. But yeah, absolutely overwhelmed and incredibly humbled' Curran said on Star Sports show.
The 24-year-old who was awarded the T20 World Cup Player of the Tournament is back with Punjab Kings, with whom he made his debut in 2021. After an intense bidding war, Punjab acquired him for <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/ipl-2023-auction-pbks-buy-sam-curran-for-18-50-crore-most-expensive-player-in-ipl-history-1671789576367">Rs 18.5 cr, the highest-ever bid in IPL history.&nbsp;</a>
Curran who was breaking records in Kochi, was struggling to find the IPL auction stream as there was no broadcast on Television in the United Kingdom. However, he said someone shared the link and he then watched it with his family.&nbsp;

Rajasthan Royals finish with 8 players in the IPL 2023 Mini Auction. The 2008 Champions have bagged the services of talented players like Jason Holder, Adam Zampa and Joe Root for the upcoming season.

Rajasthan Royals full squad, players' salary, biggest buys in IPL 2023 auction

Can Rajasthan Royals get their 2nd IPL title this year?

Here is the full team list for the Royals....

Rajasthan Royals have bagged the services of talented players like Jason Holder, Adam Zampa and Joe Root for the upcoming season.

Rajasthan Royals finish with 8 players in the IPL 2023 Mini Auction. The 2008 Champions have bagged the services of talented players like Jason Holder, Adam Zampa and Joe Root for the upcoming season.
Here are the players purchased by the Rajasthan Royals in the IPL auction -&nbsp;
Jason Holder (5.75 cr), Donovan Ferreira (50 lakhs), Kunal Rahtore (20 lakhs), Adam Zampa (1.50 cr), KM Asif (30 lakhs), Akash Vashisht (20 lakhs), Abdul PA (20 lakhs), Joe Root (1 crore).
Here is the list of retained players for the Rajasthan Royals -&nbsp;
Sanju Samson, Jos Buttler (ENG), Dhruv Jurel, &nbsp;Shimron Hetmyer (WI), Yashasvi Jaiswal, Devdutt Padikkal, Riyan Parag, Ravichandran Ashwin, Trent Boult (NZ), KC Cariappa, Yuzvendra Chahal, Obed McCoy (WI), Prasidh Krishna, Navdeep Saini, Kuldeep Sen, Kuldip Yadav.
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Punjab Kings had an eventful auction for themselves and even broke thebank for England's pacer Sam Curran who is now the most expensive buy in IPL history with a price tag of a whopping ₹18.50 Crore. 

Punjab Kings full squad, players' salary, biggest buys in IPL 2023 auction

Can Punjab Kings win their maiden IPL title this year after acquiring the services of England pacer Sam Curran this year?

Here is the full team list for the Punjab Kings..

Punjab Kings are looking ready for the new IPL 2023 season with a 22-man squad after the auction.

Punjab Kings had an eventful auction for themselves and even broke thebank for England's pacer Sam Curran who is now the most expensive buy in IPL history with a price tag of a whopping ₹18.50 Crore.&nbsp;
Having never won the coveted IPL trophy, the Punjab side are looking forward to a breakthrough this year with a maiden title triumph.
Here are the players purchased by the Punjab Kings during the IPL 2023 auction -&nbsp;&nbsp;
Sam Curran, Sikandar Raza, Harpreet Bhatia, Shivam Singh, Vidwath Kaverappa, Mohit Rathee
Here is the list of retained players by the Punjab Kings -&nbsp;
Shikhar Dhawan (capt), Shahrukh Khan, Jonny Bairstow, Prabhsimran Singh, Bhanuka Rajapaksa, Jitesh Sharma, Raj Bawa, Rishi Dhawan, Liam Livingstone, Atharva Taide, Arshdeep Singh, Baltej Singh, Nathan Ellis, Kagiso Rabada, Rahul Chahar, Harpreet Brar

The Delhi Capitals got some new faces for their 2023 IPL campaign and will look to win their maiden IPL title next year.

Delhi Capitals full squad, players' salary, biggest buys in IPL 2023 auction

Here is the full squad for the Delhi Capitals after the IPL mini auction 2023!

The Delhi Capitals have a 25-man squad ready for the new IPL season with 2 new overseas players in the name of Rilee Rossouw and Phil Salt in the team.

The Delhi Capitals got some new faces for their 2023 IPL campaign and will look to win their maiden IPL title next year.
Here are the players purchased by the Delhi Capitals in the IPL Mini Auction 2023 -&nbsp;
Mukesh Kumar, Rilee Rossouw, Manish Pandey, Phil Salt, Ishant Sharma.
Here is the retained list for the Delhi Capitals team:
Rishabh Pant (C), David Warner, Prithvi Shaw, Ripal Patel, Rovman Powell, Sarfaraz Khan, Yash Dhull, Mitchell Marsh, Lalit Yadav, Axar Patel, Anrich Nortje, Chetan Sakariya, Kamlesh Nagarkoti, Khaleel Ahmed, Lungi Ngidi, Mustafizur Rahman, Kuldeep Yadav, Praveen Dubey, Vicky Ostwal

England's Harry Brook proved to be the biggest buy of the IPL auction for the Sunrisers, with the young England batter costing the franchise ₹13.25 CR

Sunrisers Hyderabad full squad, players' salary, biggest buys in IPL 2023 auction

Who will captain Sunrisers Hyderabad at #IPL2023 ? Despite their 13 picks during the #IPLAuction , there are no clear-cut choices in their squad. 
From Harry Brook to Adil Rashid to Mayank Agarwal, here's how their squad stacks up after #IPL2023Auction

England's Harry Brook proved to be the biggest buy of the IPL auction for the Sunrisers, with the young England batter costing the franchise ₹13.25 CR

Sunrisers Hyderabad, the team with the highest purse during the IPL 2023 Auction, picked up 13 players on the night.
England's young batter Harry Brook proved to be the biggest buy for the Hyderabad franchise with a price of ₹13.25 CR, while his countryman Adil Rashid (₹2 CR) also picked up his first-ever IPL contract.&nbsp;
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Former Punjab Kings captain Mayank Agarwal was also bought by the franchise for ₹8.25 CR
While the Sunrisers went big in the auction, there's still no clarity on who will be their captain for the upcoming season, with no clear-cut choices among their picks.
Players bought by SRH at IPL auction:
Anmolpreet Singh (INR 20 lakh), Akeal Hosein (INR 1 crore), Nitish Kumar Reddy (INR 20 lakh), Mayank Dagar (INR 1.8 crore), Upendra Yadav (INR 25 lakh), Sanvir Singh (INR 20 lakh), Samarth Vyas (INR 20 lakh), Vivrant Sharma (INR 2.6 crore), Mayank Markande (INR 50 lakh), Adil Rashid (INR 2 crore), Heinrich Klaasen (INR 5.25 crore), Mayank Agarwal (INR 8.25 crore), Harry Brook (INR 13.25 crore)
Players retained by SRH earlier:
Abdul Samad, Aiden Markram, Rahul Tripathi, Glenn Phillips, Abhishek Sharma, Marco Jansen, Washington Sundar, Fazalhaq Farooqi, Kartik Tyagi, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, T Natarajan, Umran Malik

Joshua Little becomes the first Irishman to be picked in the IPL auction as the Gujarat Titans bought him for ₹4.40 Crore in the mini-auction on Friday.

IPL 2023 Auction: Joshua Little becomes first Irish player to be picked in auction

Ireland's Joshua Little created history on Friday, becoming the first Irish player ever to be picked in the #IPLAuction




The 23-year-old picked up a hat-trick at the T20 World Cup against New Zealand.

Joshua Little became the first Irishman to be picked in the IPL auction as the Gujarat Titans bought him for ₹4.40 Crore in the mini-auction on Friday.
The 23-year-old picked up a hattrick for Ireland against New Zealand at the T20 Men's World Cup this year.
The left-arm pacer also played a crucial role for the Manchester Originals in their run-up to the final of The Hundred earlier this year.
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