IPL Auction 2019: List of players sold

The Indian Premier League is the world’s most lucrative domestic cricket tournament, attracting the best players from around the globe. Every year the auction takes place in a span of two days and becomes an exciting prospect for both franchise teams and fans around the world.

The player auction where the brains trust from each of the eight franchises bid for the right to have that playing talent on their roster. Each club has a salary cap of approx. US$12.4m to spend on a maximum of 25 players (eight overseas). Initially all the teams were given some fixed amount to bid for players and form their teams which varied from team to team depending upon the cost each team has been bought, e.g. if MI has bought the franchise for Rs.1000 and KKR for Rs.800 then MI will get more money to bid for players than KKR but the differences were nominal and not humongous.

After a hectic bidding wars at the 2019 IPL players’ auction in Jaipur on Tuesday, during which a whopping Rs 106.80 crore was spent by eight franchise owners at the 12th edition of IPL auctions in Jaipur. 351 players went under the hammer in Jaipur. While some made a fortune, others weren’t as lucky. IPL’s eight franchisees bought 60 players, including 40 from India and 20 from overseas in this auction. Varun Chakaravarthy and Jaydev Unadkat were the costliest Indian players at Tuesday’s auction while Sam Curran, who was sold to KXIP for Rs 7.2 crore, ended up being the most expensive overseas player. Meanwhile, Yuvraj Singh was snapped up by MI at his base price.

This is the list of all the players that were sold in IPL 2019:

Chennai Super Kings

Mohit Sharma – Rs 5 crore

Ruturaj Gaikwad – Rs 20 lakh

Delhi Capitals

Colin Ingram (South Africa) – Rs 6.40 crore

Axar Patel – Rs 5 crore

HanumaVihari – Rs 2 crore

Shefane Rutherford (West Indies) – Rs 2 crore

Ishant Sharma – Rs 1.10 crore

Keemo Paul (West Indies) – Rs 50 lakh

JalajSaxena – Rs 20 lakh

AnkushBains – Rs 20 lakh

Nathu Singh – Rs 20 lakh

BandaruAyyappa – Rs 20 lakh

Kings XI Punjab

Varun Chakaravarthy – Rs 8.40 crore

Sam Curran (England) – Rs 7.2 crore

Mohammed Shami – Rs 4.80 crore

Prabhsimran Singh – Rs 4.8 crore

Nicolas Pooran – Rs 4.20 crore

Moises Henriques – Rs 1 crore

HardusViljoen (South Africa) – Rs 75 lakh

DarshanNalkande – Rs 30 lakh

Sarfaraz Khan – Rs 25 lakh

Arshdeep Singh – Rs 20 lakh

AgniveshAyachi – Rs 20 lakh

HarpreetBrar – Rs 20 lakh

MuruganAshwin – Rs 20 lakh

Kolkata Knight Riders

Carlos Brathwaite (West Indies) – Rs 5 crore

Lockie Ferguson (New Zealand) – Rs 1.60 lakh

Joe Denly (England) – Rs 1 crore

Harry Gurney (England) – Rs 75 lakh

Nihil Naik – Rs 20 lakh

ShrikanthMundhe – Rs 20 lakh

Prithvi Raj Yarra – Rs 20 lakh

Anrich Nortje (South Africa) – Rs 20 lakh

Mumbai Indians

BarinderSran – Rs 3.4 crore

LasithMalinga – Rs 2 crore

Yuvraj Singh – Rs 1 crore

Anmolpreet Singh – Rs 80 lakh

Pankaj Jaswal – Rs 20 lakh

Rasikh Dar – Rs 20 lakh

Sunrisers Hyderabad

Jonny Bairstow (England) – Rs 2.2 crore

WriddhimanSaha – Rs 1.2 crore

Martin Guptill (New Zealand) – Rs 1 crore

Rajasthan Royals

JaydevUnadkat – Rs 8.40 crore

Varun Aaron – Rs 2.40 crore

Oshane Thomas (West Indies) – Rs 1.1 crore

Ashton Turner (Australia) – Rs 50 lakh

Liam Livingstone (England) – Rs 50 lakh

Shashank Singh – Rs 30 lakh

Riyan Parag – Rs 20 lakh

Manan Vohra – Rs 20 lakh

ShubhamRanjane – Rs 20 lakh

Royal Challengers Bangalore

ShivamDube – Rs 5 crore

ShimronHetmyer – Rs 4.2 crore

AkshdeepNath – Rs 3.6 crore

Prayas Ray Barman – Rs 1.5 crore

Himmat Singh – Rs 65 lakh

Gurkeerat Singh – Rs 50 lakh

Heinrich Klaasen – Rs 50 lakh

DevduttPadikkal – Rs 20 lakh

Milind Kumar – Rs 20 lakh