IPL2024 Auction is here , Few details

 



The big moment has finally arrived  !! 

The much awaited IPL 2024 auction is to be held in Dubai on December 19 and the start is at 1 PM  IST. 

Ms Mallika Sagar , who did the WPL 2024 auction few days ago will be presiding over the auction this time . 


The auction will be televised live by Star Sports and live streamed on  Jio Cinema.


Below is the list of money available with various franchisees & maximum  slots to be filled  .



Lots of big names are featuring in this auction . Big names such as the Australia World cup winners  Travis Head , Steve Smith , Josh inglis , Pat Cummins, Mitchel Starc , Josh Hazlewood, South African rising star quick Gerald Coetzee , Kiwi rising star Rachin Ravindra , Daryl Mitchell , Lockie Ferguson,  England stars Harry Brook , Ben Duckett , Phil Salt , Sri Lankans Madhusanka, Hasaranga, Asalanka , West Indians  Jason Holder , Brendon King , Rutherford etc to name a few .



Here's the full list of players, who are in the top price brackets in the IPL 2024 Auction.

Rs 2 Crore Bracket

  1. Harry Brook - England
  2. Travis Head - Australia
  3. Rilee Rossouw - South Africa
  4. Steve Smith - Australia
  5. Gerald Coetzee - South Africa
  6. Pat Cummins - Australia
  7. Chris Woakes - England
  8. Josh Inglis - Australia
  9. Lockie Ferguson - New Zealand
  10. Josh Hazlewood - Australia
  11. Mitchell Starc - Australia
  12. Mujeeb Ur Rahman - Afghanistan
  13. Jamie Overton - England
  14. David Willey - England B
  15. Ben Duckett - England
  16. Mustafizur Rahman - Bangladesh
  17. Adil Rashid - England
  18. Rassie van der Dussen - South Africa
  19. James Vince - England
  20. Sean Abbott - Australia

Indians

  1. Harshal Patel - India
  2. Shardul Thakur - India
  3. Umesh Yadav - India


Rs 1.5 Crore Bracket


  1. Philip Salt - England
  2. Colin Munro - New Zealand
  3. Sherfane Rutherford - West Indies
  4. Tom Curran - England
  5. Jason Holder - West Indies
  6. Mohammad Nabi - Afghanistan
  7. James Neesham - New Zealand
  8. Daniel Sams - Australia
  9. Chris Jordan - England
  10. Tymal Mills - England
  11. Jhye Richardson - Australia
  12. Tim Southee - New Zealand
  13. Wanindu Hasaranga- Sri Lanka 


Rs 1 Crore Bracket

  1. Rovman Powell - West Indies
  2. Daryl Mitchell - New Zealand
  3. Alzarri Joseph - West Indies
  4. Aston Turner - Australia
  5. Michael Bracewell - New Zealand
  6. Dwaine Pretorious - South Africa
  7. Sam Billings - England
  8. Gus Atkinson - England
  9. Kyle Jamieson - New Zealand
  10. Riley Meredith - Australia
  11. Adam Milne - New Zealand
  12. Wayne Parnell - South Africa
  13. David Wiese - Netherlands

Rs 75 lakh Bracket

  1. Ish Sodhi - New Zealand
  2. Finn Allen - New Zealand
  3. Fabian Allen - West Indies
  4. Keemo Paul - West Indies
  5. Shai Hope - West Indies
  6. Taskin Ahmed - Bangladesh
  7. Matt Henry - New Zealand
  8. Lance Morris - Australia
  9. Ollie Robinson - England
  10. Billy Stanlake - Australia
  11. Olly Stone - England

Rs 50 lakh Bracket

  1. Rachin Ravindra - New Zealand
  2. Azmatullah Omarzai - Afghanistan
  3. Luke Wood - England
  4. Lizaad Williams - South Africa
  5. Nuwan Tushara - Sri lanka
  6. Oshane Thomas - West Indies
  7. George Scrimshaw - England
  8. Richard Nagvara - Zimbabwe
  9. Blessing Muzarbani - Zimbabwe
  10. Obed McCoy - West Indies
  11. Lahiru Kumara- Sri Lanka
  12. Spencer Johnson - Australia
  13. Shoriful Islam - Bangladesh
  14. Richard Gleeson - England
  15. Ben Dwarshius - Australia
  16. Fareed Ahmed - Afghanistan
  17. Johnson Charles - West Indies
  18. Odean Smith - West Indies
  19. Matthew Short - Australia
  20. Dasun Shanaka - Sri Lanka
  21. Wiaam Mulder - South Africa
  22. Keshav Maharaj - South Africa
  23. George Linde -South Africa
  24. George Carton - England
  25. Matthew Forde - West Indies
  26. Ben Cutting - Australia
  27. Brydon Carse - England
  28. Charith Asalanka - Sri Lanka
  29. Rehan Ahmed- England
  30. Qaiz Ahmad - Afghanistan
  31. Wesley Agar- Australia
  32. Najibullah Zadran - Afghanistan
  33. Ibrahim Zadran - Afghanistan
  34. Brandon King - West Indies
  35. Reeza Hendricks - South Africa
  36. Samuel Hain - England
  37. Mark Chapman - New Zealand
  38. Alick Athanazae - West Indies
  39. Mohammad Waqar - Afghanistan
  40. Akeal Hosein - West Indies
  41. Dilshan Madushanka - Sri Lanka
  42. Tristan Stubbs - South Africa
  43. Kusal Mendis - Sri Lanka


Indian players in Top Price Brackets

Rs 2 Crore

  1. Harshal Patel - India
  2. Shardul Thakur - India
  3. Umesh Yadav - India

Rs 50 Lakh

  1. Manish Pandey - India
  2. Karun Nair - India
  3. Jaydev Unadkat - India
  4. Chetan Sakariya - India
  5. Shivam Mavi - India
  6. KS Bharat - India
  7. Sandeep Warrier - India
  8. Barinder Sran - India
  9. Siddharth Kaul - India
  10. Varun Aaron - India
  11. Hanuma Vihari - India

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