A mega auction for the Indian Premier League is set to take place in Jeddah on November 24 and 25, with a total of 574 players participating. The pool consists of 366 Indian cricketers and 208 overseas players, competing for 204 available slots. Among the players, 70 slots are reserved for overseas players, with the highest reserve price set at Rs. 2 crore. Notable names like Mahipal Lomror, Mohit Sharma, and Piyush Chawla have placed themselves in the uncapped players category with a highest asking price of Rs. 50 lakh. Additionally, four English uncapped players are also in the same bracket. Three players from Associate Nations will also feature in the auction, with a reserve price of Rs. 30 lakh. The breakdown of capped and uncapped players includes 48 capped Indians, 193 capped Overseas players, 3 Associate players, 318 uncapped Indians, and 12 uncapped Overseas players. The auction promises to be an exciting event with a diverse pool of talent up for grabs.
A mega auction for the Indian Premier League is set to take place in Jeddah on November 24 and 25, with a total of 574 players participating. The pool consists of 366 Indian cricketers and 208 overseas players, competing for 204 available slots. Among the players, 70 slots are reserved for overseas players, with the highest reserve price set at Rs. 2 crore. Notable names like Mahipal Lomror, Mohit Sharma, and Piyush Chawla have placed themselves in the uncapped players category with a highest asking price of Rs. 50 lakh. Additionally, four English uncapped players are also in the same bracket. Three players from Associate Nations will also feature in the auction, with a reserve price of Rs. 30 lakh. The breakdown of capped and uncapped players includes 48 capped Indians, 193 capped Overseas players, 3 Associate players, 318 uncapped Indians, and 12 uncapped Overseas players. The auction promises to be an exciting event with a diverse pool of talent up for grabs.
