A total of Rs 639.15 crore were spent on 182 players that were sold at the auction. A total of 8 RTMs were used with 62 overseas players picked. A grand event has ended in grand style!! Let us wait for the action to begin now in March 2025.
Kunal Rathore - RR
Arjun Tendulkar - MI
Lizaad Williams - MI
Kulwant Khejroliya - GT
Lungi Ngidi - RCB
Abhinandan Singh - RCB
Ashok Sharma - RCB
Vignesh Puthur - MI
Mohit Rathee - RCB
Devdutt Padikkal
Luvnith Sisodia
Shreyas Gopal
Glenn Phillips
Ajinkya Rahane
Donovan Ferreira
Swastik Chikara
Anukul Roy
Vansh Bedi
Moeen Ali
Umran Malik
Sachin Baby
Andre Siddarth
Rajvardhan Hangargekar
Arshin Kulkarni
Matthew Breetzke
Kwena Maphaka
Pravin Dubey
Ajay Mandal
Anukul Roy, Ajinkya Rahane, Moeen Ali, Umran Malik are picked by KKR
MI doesn't bid at Arjun Tendulkar!! Surprise!! He goes unsold
Glenn Phillips - GT
Ajinkya Rahane - 1.5 crore
Shardul Thakur - UNSOLD
Padikkal goes to RCB for Rs 2 crore. But David Warner goes UNSOLD. Huge this!!
Vaibhav Suryavanshi has been sold to RR for 1.1 crore
Jacob Bethell and Aaron Hardie are among the big buys recently. RCB spent 2.6 crore for Bethell while Hardie went for his base price of 1.25 crore with PBKS showing faith in him
Jayant Yadav - GT
Fazalhaq Farooqi - RR
Kuldeep Sen - PBKS
Reece Topley - MI
Priyansh Arya - PBKS
Nuwan Thushara - RCB
Jaydev Unadkat - SRH
Harnoor Pannu - PBKS
Yudhvir Singh - RR
Ashwani Kumar - MI
Akash Singh - LSG
Gurjapneet Singh - CSK
Mitchell Santner - MI
Several uncapped players are in action at the moment. Stay tuned. We will soon share a list of sold players in this round
Ishant Sharma has been SOLD to GT for 75 lakh
Azmatullah Omarzai SOLD to PBKS for 2.4 crore
Will Jacks has been SOLD to MI for 5.25 crore
Deepak Hooda has been SOLD to CSK for 1.7 crore
Tim David SOLD to RCB for Rs 3 crore
West Indies batter Sherfane Rutherford has been SOLD to GT for 2.6 crore
Manish Pandey, the first ever Indian centurion in IPL, has been SOLD to KKR
MI player in earlier seasons, Dewald Brevis, Baby AB, has gone UNSOLD
M Siddharth has been sold to LSG for Rs 75 lakh
Zeeshan Ansari has been SOLD to SRH for Rs 40 lakh
Mukesh Choudhary SOLD to CSK for 30 lakh
Gurnoor Brar has been SOLD to GT for 1.3 crore
Swapnil Singh has been SOLD to RCB for 50 lakh
Arshad Khan has been sold to GT for 1.4 crore
Anshul Kamboj has been SOLD to CSK for 3.4 crore
Anshul Kamboj is next - He picked 10 wickets in an innings in Ranji Trophy
Himmat Singh has been sold to LSG for his base price
CSK gets one more player for Rs 30 lakh and he is Shaik Rasheed
Shubham Dubey sold to RR for 80 lakh
Swastik Chikara went unsold but bidding going for Shubman Dubey
Accelerated auction to start now!! Teams will look to secure more players and finish their squads. Let's see who comes up trumps
Allah Ghazanfar SOLD to MI for 4.8 crore
Lockie Ferguson SOLD to PBKS for Rs 2 crore.
Akashdeep has been SOLD to LSG for 8 crore
Deepak Chahar has been SOLD to MI for 9.25 crore
Mukesh Kumar SOLD to PBKS for 8 crore
Bhuvneshwar Kumar SOLD to RCB for 10.75 crore
Gerald Coetzee SOLD to GT for 2.4 crore
CSK have gone for him but Rajasthan Royals bag him for Rs 6.5 crore
Josh Inglis sold to Punjab Kings for Rs 2.6 crore
Ryan Rickelton sold to Mumbai Indians for Rs 1 crore
Nitish Rana sold to RR for 4.2 crore
Who will go for him? His base price is 1.5 crore and CSK has bid for him
Krunal Pandya SOLD to RCB for Rs 5.75 crore
His base price is Rs 2 crore and the Kiwi goes UNSOLD
Marco Jansen SOLD to Punjab Kings for Rs 7 crore.
Sam Curran has been sold to CSK for Rs 2.4 crore
Washington Sundar sold to GT for 3.2 crore
Gujarat Titans have bid for him and LSG have joined them as well
He is UNSOLD as well. What's happening?
He is UNSOLD
He is UNSOLD
Delhi Capitals clinches the former RCB captain Faf du Plessis for base price of 2 crore.
And we have a big update from the opening day. Glenn Phillips is unsold.
Kolkata Knight Riders sign Rovaman Powell for a base price pf Rs 1.5 crore.
Likes of Faf du Plessis and Kane Williamson will be up for grabs in the first set on Day 2. Will any player go for more than 15 crore today? Let's see...Less than 10 minutes to go for the auction
CSK - 15.6 crore
DC - 13.8 crore
GT - 17.5 crore
KKR - 10.05 crore
LSG - 14.85 crore
MI - 26.1 crore
PBKS - 22.5 crore
RR - 17.35 crore
RCB - 30.65 crore
SRH - 5.15 crore
An Indian top-order batter, left-hander preferably, a middle-order overseas hitter and pacers, a lot of them. RCB have the biggest purse with the signings of Jitesh Sharma, Phil Salt and Liam Livingstone, their middle order is set.
It wasn't a surprise that Chennai Super Kings did the most efficient bidding once again, no surprises as the Men in Yellow got back a couple of their Kiwi stars in Devon Conway (Rs 6.25 crore) and Rachin Ravindra (Rs 4 crore) and added a couple of handy options in Rahul Tripathi (INR 3.4 crore) and Vijay Shankar (INR 1.2 crore) at bargain rates. The biggest bid came from CSK for the Afghan spinner Noor Ahmad for whom they doubled the amount when the Titans were in to RTM him. Among other purchases, it was a homecoming for R Ashwin as well, as the senior off-spinner returned to the side after 10 years even if they had to overpay for him at INR 9.75 crore.
It was a pay day and some for the Indian cricketers, especially with all top five purchases being the local cricketers as the franchises poured their heart out in the form of cash, splashed left, right and centre in Jeddah on Sunday. Rishabh Pant (Rs 27 crore, LSG), Shreyas Iyer (Rs 26.75 crore, PBKS), Venkatesh Iyer (Rs 23.75 crore, KKR), Arshdeep Singh (Rs 18 crore, PBKS) and Yuzvendra Chahal (Rs 18 crore, PBKS) were the top five most expensive players on the first day of the mega auction.
There are several Indian stars in action today. Washington Sundar, Mayank Agarwal, Prithvi Shaw, Mukesh Kumar among others are expected to draw plenty of bids.
Hello and welcome to our live coverage of the IPL 2025 mega auction. Today is the second day of the auction and there are a lot of players lined up to be bought. Stay tuned to our live blog for all the latest updates from Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.
