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As the 8 IPL franchises retained a total of 27 players in the retention process, few youngsters got a whopping increase in their earnings. Let's take a look at the top 5

IPL retention: Top 5 youngsters to get a whopping increase in earnings

As the 8 IPL franchises retained a total of 27 players in the retention process, few youngsters got a whopping increase in their earnings. Let's take a look at the top 5 of those players

The IPL&nbsp;trophy has a message inscribed&nbsp;in Sanskrit which translates to 'where talent meets opportunity'. True to its tagline, IPL&nbsp;produces several young stars every season and some of them grab the opportunity with both hands.
As the 8 IPL&nbsp;franchises retained a total of 27 players in the retention process, few youngsters got a whopping increase in their earnings. Let's take a look at the top 5 of those players.
Venkatesh&nbsp;Iyer
Venkatesh&nbsp;Iyer&nbsp;burst on the IPL&nbsp;stage in the UAE&nbsp;leg of the 2021 season and proved to be one of the biggest reasons for KKR&nbsp;reaching the final. He even made his India T20 debut soon after.&nbsp;KKR&nbsp;retained Iyer&nbsp;for&nbsp;₹8 crores, which is a 3900% increase from his previous price of&nbsp;₹20 lakh.
Umran&nbsp;Malik
He might have played just 3 games in IPL&nbsp;2021, but Umran&nbsp;Malik's&nbsp;raw pace made people take notice of the Kashmir speedster. Sunrisers&nbsp;Hyderabad retained Malik&nbsp;ahead of Bhuvneshwar&nbsp;Pukar&nbsp;for a sum of&nbsp;₹4 crores,&nbsp;which is a 3900% increase from his previous price of&nbsp;₹10 lakh.
Ruturaj&nbsp;Gaikwad
Two back-to-back brilliant IPL&nbsp;seasons for Ruturaj&nbsp;Gaikwad&nbsp;were enough for the Chennai Super Kings to retain&nbsp;the opening batter for&nbsp;₹6 crores. He was previously sold for a price of&nbsp;₹20 lakh, which makes it an increase of 2900%.
Abdul Samad
Abdul Samad&nbsp;was another Kashmir lad retained by&nbsp;SRH&nbsp;for&nbsp;₹4 crores. He got a 1900% increase in his earnings when compared to his previous price of&nbsp;₹20 lakh.
Arshdeep Singh
Arshdeep&nbsp;Singh was one of the only 2 players retained by the Punjab Kings for&nbsp;₹4 crores.&nbsp;He was previously sold for a price of&nbsp;₹20 lakh, which makes it an increase of 1900%.

As the 8 IPL&nbsp;franchises retained a total of 27 players in the retention process, few youngsters got a whopping increase in their earnings. Let's take a look at the top 5 of those players

The <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/ipl">IPL</a>&nbsp;trophy has a message inscribed&nbsp;in Sanskrit which translates to 'where talent meets opportunity'. True to its tagline, IPL&nbsp;produces several young stars every season and some of them grab the opportunity with both hands.
As the 8 IPL&nbsp;franchises retained a total of 27 players in the retention process, few youngsters got a whopping increase in their earnings. Let's take a look at the top 5 of those players.
Venkatesh&nbsp;Iyer
Venkatesh&nbsp;Iyer&nbsp;burst on the IPL&nbsp;stage in the UAE&nbsp;leg of the 2021 season and proved to be one of the biggest reasons for KKR&nbsp;reaching the final. He even made his India T20 debut soon after.&nbsp;KKR&nbsp;retained Iyer&nbsp;for&nbsp;₹8 crores, which is a 3900% increase from his previous price of&nbsp;₹20 lakh.
Umran&nbsp;Malik
He might have played just 3 games in IPL&nbsp;2021, but Umran&nbsp;Malik's&nbsp;raw pace made people take notice of the Kashmir speedster. Sunrisers&nbsp;Hyderabad retained Malik&nbsp;ahead of Bhuvneshwar&nbsp;Pukar&nbsp;for a sum of&nbsp;₹4 crores,&nbsp;which is a 3900% increase from his previous price of&nbsp;₹10 lakh.
Ruturaj&nbsp;Gaikwad
Two back-to-back brilliant IPL&nbsp;seasons for Ruturaj&nbsp;Gaikwad&nbsp;were enough for the Chennai Super Kings to retain&nbsp;the opening batter for&nbsp;₹6 crores. He was previously sold for a price of&nbsp;₹20 lakh, which makes it an increase of 2900%.
Abdul Samad
Abdul Samad&nbsp;was another Kashmir lad retained by&nbsp;SRH&nbsp;for&nbsp;₹4 crores. He got a 1900% increase in his earnings when compared to his previous price of&nbsp;₹20 lakh.
Arshdeep Singh
Arshdeep&nbsp;Singh was one of the only 2 players retained by the Punjab Kings for&nbsp;₹4 crores.&nbsp;He was previously sold for a price of&nbsp;₹20 lakh, which makes it an increase of 1900%.
Also read:&nbsp;<a title="IPL retention: List of top Indian and overseas players released by 8 IPL franchises" href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/ipl/ipl-retention-list-of-top-indian-and-overseas-players-released-by-8-ipl-franchises-1638350620019" target="_blank">IPL retention: List of top Indian and overseas players released by 8 IPL franchises</a>

Ahead of next year's IPL mega auctions, while retaining a total of 27 cricketers, the 8 IPL franchises released some of the top Indian and overseas cricketers.

IPL retention: List of top Indian and overseas players released by 8 IPL franchises

Ahead of next year's&nbsp;IPL&nbsp;mega auctions, while retaining a total of 27 cricketers, the 8 IPL franchises released some of the top Indian and overseas cricketers.

Ahead of next year's&nbsp;IPL&nbsp;mega auctions, <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ipl-retention-list-announced-check-out-the-entire-list-of-27-players-here-1638294650135">while retaining a total of 27 cricketers,</a> the 8 IPL franchises released some of the top Indian and overseas players as well. Let's have a look at the big names who will now be up for grabs for IPL&nbsp;2022:&nbsp;&nbsp; Sunrisers&nbsp;Hyderabad After consecutive underwhelming performances at the IPL&nbsp;stage, SRH&nbsp;has decided to give a new look to its team.&nbsp;Along with their star performer Rashid&nbsp;Khan,&nbsp;SRH&nbsp;also gave up their opening pair of Jonny&nbsp;Bairstow and David Warner.&nbsp; Rajasthan Royals: Rajasthan&nbsp;who retained Sanju&nbsp;Samson, Joss&nbsp;Butler and Yashasvi&nbsp;Jaiswal&nbsp;released their 2 most important overseas player, Jofra&nbsp;Archer and Ben Stokes.&nbsp; Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ind-vs-sa-omicron-shadow-on-india-s-tour-to-south-africa-bcci-puts-india-s-team-selection-on-hold-1638342437706">IND vs SA: Omicron shadow on India's tour to South Africa, BCCI puts India's team selection on hold</a> Punjab Kings: PBKS&nbsp;decided to let go of their skipper KL Rahul, as head coach Anil Kumble also revealed that the batter wanted to part ways with the franchise. The team also released Ravi Bishnoi&nbsp;and Shahrukh&nbsp;Khan. Delhi Capitals:&nbsp; The Delhi franchise that used all its retention options expressed displeasure over releasing their many major players. The franchise gave up Shreyas Iyer, Kagiso&nbsp;Rabada,&nbsp;R Ashwin&nbsp;and Shikhar&nbsp;Dhawan. Kolkata&nbsp;Knight Riders: The 2021 season runners-up were forced to release their star bowler Pat Cummins&nbsp;who was also their most expensive buy from the last season. Shubhman Gill also failed in securing his place in KKR's retention list. Mumbai Indians: The 5-time champions who had a poor IPL&nbsp;show this season released injury-marred&nbsp;Hardik&nbsp;Pandya, their young talent Ishan&nbsp;Kishan and Trent Boult in the hope to re-group them after the mega auctions.&nbsp; Royal Challengers Bangalore: RCB who are still struggling to get their hands on the IPL trophy have released Yuzvendra Chahal&nbsp;and Devdutt Padikkal. They also let go of the 2021 season's highest wicket-taker Harshal&nbsp;Patel. Chennai Super Kings: The retention policy forced the defending champions to give up a lot of their experienced players. Apart from Faf du Plessis, Suresh Raina and Dwayne Bravo, CSK released Sam Curran and Shardul Thakur as well.&nbsp;

The 8 IPL franchises announced their lists of retained players on Tuesday. While there were obvious retentions, the list had some surprise exclusions as well.

IPL retention 2022 list announced, check out the entire list of 27 players here

IPL retention list announced, check out the entire list of 27 players here

The 8 IPL&nbsp;franchises announced their lists of retained players on Tuesday. While there were obvious retentions, the list had some surprise exclusions as well.
((RCB&nbsp;GFX&nbsp;IN))
The Royal Challengers Bangalore&nbsp;retained 3 players. Virat Kohli for ₹15 crores, Glenn Maxwell for ₹11 crores and Md Siraj for ₹7 crores. Virat&nbsp;took&nbsp;a pay cut from&nbsp;₹17 crores&nbsp;to ₹15 crores. RCB&nbsp;has a remaining purse of&nbsp;₹57 crores.
((MI GFX&nbsp;IN))
5-time champions Mumbai Indians retained&nbsp;Rohit Sharma&nbsp;for ₹16 cr, Jasprit Bumrah&nbsp;for ₹12 cr, Suryakumar Yadav&nbsp;for ₹8 cr and Kieron Pollard ₹6 cr. Hardik Pandya and Ishan Kishan were the surprise exclusions. MI has 48 crores&nbsp;left in their purse.
((PBKS&nbsp;GFX&nbsp;IN))
Punjab Kings retained only 2 players,&nbsp;Mayank Agarwal for ₹12&nbsp;crores and Arshdeep Singh ₹4 crores. Skipper KL Rahul&nbsp;was&nbsp;released as he wanted to go into the mega auction. Punjab are left with ₹72 crores&nbsp;in their purse.
((SRH&nbsp;GFX&nbsp;IN))
Sunrisers Hyderabad retained 3 players, Kane Williamson for ₹14 crores, Abdul Samad&nbsp;and Umran&nbsp;Malik&nbsp;for ₹4 crores&nbsp;each. Interestingly, SRH&nbsp;let go of&nbsp;Rashid Khan, who wanted to be in the auction. Their remaining purse is&nbsp;₹69 crores.
((CSK&nbsp;GFX&nbsp;IN))
Chennai Super Kings announced 4 retentions. Ravindra Jadeja&nbsp;for ₹16 crores, MS Dhoni&nbsp;for ₹12 crores, Moeen Ali for ₹8 crores and&nbsp;Ruturaj Gaikwad&nbsp;₹6 crores. CSK&nbsp;let go of long-time servant Suresh Raina and&nbsp;have a remaining purse of&nbsp;₹48 crores.&nbsp;
((DC GFX&nbsp;IN))
Delhi Capitals retained 4 players. Rishabh Pant for ₹16 crores, Axar Patel for ₹9 crores, Prithvi Shaw for ₹7.5 crores and&nbsp;Anrich Nortje&nbsp;for ₹6.5 crores. Notably, DC let go of some big names including Shikhar&nbsp;Dhawan, Shreyas Iyer, Kagiso&nbsp;Rabada and Ravichandran&nbsp;Ashwin. They have a remaining purse of&nbsp;₹47.5 crores.
((KKR GFX&nbsp;IN))
KKR retained 4 players. Andre Russell for ₹12 crores, Varun Chakravarthy&nbsp;for ₹8 crores, Venkatesh Iyer&nbsp;for ₹8 crores and&nbsp;Sunil Narine&nbsp;₹6 crores. Kolkata Knight Riders let go of&nbsp;Shubman Gill.
((RR GFX&nbsp;IN))
Rajasthan Royals retained 3 players. Sanju Samson for ₹14 crores, Jos Buttler&nbsp;for ₹10 crores and&nbsp;Yashasvi Jaiswal&nbsp;for ₹4 crores. Notable exclusions were Ben Stokes and Jofra Archer. They have a remaining purse of&nbsp;₹62 crores.
((GFX OUT))

IPL retention 2022: The 8 IPL&nbsp;franchises announced their lists of retained players on Tuesday. While there were obvious retentions, the list had some surprise exclusions as well.

The 8 <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/ipl">IPL</a>&nbsp;franchises announced their lists of retained players on Tuesday. While there were obvious retentions, the list had some surprise exclusions as well.
<h3>RCB retained players</h3>
The Royal Challengers Bangalore&nbsp;retained 3 players. Virat Kohli for ₹15 crores, Glenn Maxwell for ₹11 crores and Md Siraj for ₹7 crores. Virat&nbsp;took&nbsp;a pay cut from&nbsp;₹17 crores&nbsp;to ₹15 crores. RCB&nbsp;has a remaining purse of&nbsp;₹57 crores.
<h3>Mumbai&nbsp;Indians retained players</h3>
5-time champions Mumbai Indians retained&nbsp;Rohit Sharma&nbsp;for ₹16 cr, Jasprit Bumrah&nbsp;for ₹12 cr, Suryakumar Yadav&nbsp;for ₹8 cr and Kieron Pollard ₹6 cr. Hardik Pandya and Ishan Kishan were the surprise exclusions. MI has 48 crores&nbsp;left in their purse.
<h3>Punjab Kings&nbsp;retained players</h3>
Punjab Kings retained only 2 players,&nbsp;Mayank Agarwal for ₹12&nbsp;crores and Arshdeep Singh ₹4 crores. Skipper KL Rahul&nbsp;was&nbsp;released as he wanted to go into the mega auction. Punjab are left with ₹72 crores&nbsp;in their purse.
<h3>SRH retained players</h3>
Sunrisers Hyderabad retained 3 players, Kane Williamson for ₹14 crores, Abdul Samad&nbsp;and Umran&nbsp;Malik&nbsp;for ₹4 crores&nbsp;each. Interestingly, SRH&nbsp;let go of&nbsp;Rashid Khan, who wanted to be in the auction. Their remaining purse is&nbsp;₹69 crores.
<h3>CSK&nbsp;retained players</h3>
Chennai Super Kings announced 4 retentions. Ravindra Jadeja&nbsp;for ₹16 crores, MS Dhoni&nbsp;for ₹12 crores, Moeen Ali for ₹8 crores and&nbsp;Ruturaj Gaikwad&nbsp;₹6 crores. CSK&nbsp;let go of long-time servant Suresh Raina and&nbsp;have a remaining purse of&nbsp;₹48 crores.&nbsp;
<h3>Delhi Capitals&nbsp;retained players&nbsp;</h3>
Delhi Capitals retained 4 players. Rishabh Pant for ₹16 crores, Axar Patel for ₹9 crores, Prithvi Shaw for ₹7.5 crores and&nbsp;Anrich Nortje&nbsp;for ₹6.5 crores. Notably, DC let go of some big names including Shikhar&nbsp;Dhawan, Shreyas Iyer, Kagiso&nbsp;Rabada and Ravichandran&nbsp;Ashwin. They have a remaining purse of&nbsp;₹47.5 crores.
<h3>KKR&nbsp;retained players</h3>
KKR retained 4 players. Andre Russell for ₹12 crores, Varun Chakravarthy&nbsp;for ₹8 crores, Venkatesh Iyer&nbsp;for ₹8 crores and&nbsp;Sunil Narine&nbsp;₹6 crores. Kolkata Knight Riders let go of&nbsp;Shubman Gill.
<h3>Rajasthan Royals retained players</h3>
Rajasthan Royals retained 3 players. Sanju Samson for ₹14 crores, Jos Buttler&nbsp;for ₹10 crores and&nbsp;Yashasvi Jaiswal&nbsp;for ₹4 crores. Notable exclusions were Ben Stokes and Jofra Archer. They have a remaining purse of&nbsp;₹62 crores.

The BCCI has reportedly told the IPL franchise owners that they can retain up to 3 Indian players and 2 overseas players with the overall count not crossing 4

IPL franchises allowed to retain 4 players ahead of the mega auction: Report

According to a report in Cricbuzz, the BCCI has told the IPL franchise owners that they can retain up to 3 Indian players and 2 overseas players with the overall count not crossing 4

If reports in Cricbuzz are to be believed, the BCCI&nbsp;has told the IPL franchise owners that they can retain up to three Indian players and two overseas players with the overall count for retained players not crossing four.
The report added that it's&nbsp;unlikely that the existing franchises will be allowed to use Right to Match card&nbsp;at the mega auction. Any franchise that opts to retain four players will have to spend 35-40 percent of its money from the overall purse which is said to be 90 crore for each franchise for next year. The two new franchises may be allowed to pick 2 to 3 players from outside the auction.
Formal announcement on the retention rule is likely to&nbsp;be made after the two new franchises are brought on board. The sale of the two new teams is expected to take place on October 25 in Dubai.

According to a report in Cricbuzz, the BCCI&nbsp;has told the IPL franchise owners that they can retain up to 3 Indian players and 2 overseas players with the overall count not crossing 4

If reports in Cricbuzz are to be believed, the BCCI&nbsp;has told the IPL franchise owners that they can retain up to three Indian players and two overseas players with the overall count for retained players not crossing four.
The report added that it's&nbsp;unlikely that the existing franchises will be allowed to use Right to Match card&nbsp;at the mega auction. Any franchise that opts to retain four players will have to spend 35-40 percent of its money from the overall purse which is said to be 90 crore for each franchise for next year. The two new franchises may be allowed to pick 2 to 3 players from outside the auction.
Formal announcement on the retention rule is likely to&nbsp;be made after the two new franchises are brought on board. The sale of the two new teams is expected to take place on October 25 in Dubai.
Also read:&nbsp;<a title="No CSK without Dhoni, no Dhoni without CSK confirms N Srinivasan after 4th IPL title " href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/ipl/no-csk-without-dhoni-no-dhoni-without-csk-confirms-n-srinivasan-after-4th-ipl-title-1634613840863" target="_blank">No CSK without Dhoni, no Dhoni without CSK confirms N Srinivasan after 4th IPL title </a>

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