By December 19, a total of 72 players were sold in Dubai for Rs 234.50 crore. Mitchell Starc, who sold for Rs 24.75 crore to KKR, became the most expensive buy in the history of the auction. Sameer Rizvi of Uttar Pradesh emerged as the most expensive uncapped player during the auction.
As anticipated, the IPL 2024 auction took place in Dubai on Tuesday, December 19, breaking several records and selling 72 players. With ten teams making sure they fit the last few pieces of the jigsaw puzzle, only five spots were left open.
The most expensive player in IPL auction history is Mitchell Starc, not Pat Cummins. The Kolkata Knight Riders paid Rs 24.75 crore to acquire the left-arm pacer from Australia. The World Cup-winning captain Pat Cummins was paid an incredible amount of money just hours after being acquired by SunRisers Hyderabad for Rs 20.50 crore.
In the meantime, uncapped Indian players, such as Sameer Rizvi of Uttar Pradesh, Kumar Kushagra of Jharkhand, and Shubham Dubey of Vidarbha, received enormous salaries.
After being released by RCB, India’s all-rounder Harshal Patel found a new home with Punjab Kings, who paid Rs 11.75 crore to acquire him.
The first player to be sold at the IPL Auction 2024 in Dubai was Rovman Powell. The first group of batters to be sold was Harry Brook, who went to the Delhi Capitals.
SunRisers Hyderabad and Chennai Super Kings are engaged in a bidding war over World Cup hero Travis Head.
FULL LIST OF SOLD PLAYERS
Chennai Super Kings
1. Daryl Mitchell (Rs 14 cr)
2. Sameer Rizvi (Rs 8.4 cr) – Uncapped
3. Shardul Thakur (Rs 4 crore)
4. Rachin Ravindra (Rs 1.8 crore)
5. Mustafizur Rahman (Rs 2 crore)
6. Avanish Rao Aravelly (Rs 20 lakh)
Kolkata Knight Riders
1. Mitchell Starc (Rs 24.75 crore)
2. KS Bharat (Rs 50 lakh)
3. Chetan Sakariya (Rs 50 lakh)
4. Angkrish Raghuvanshi (Rs 20 lakh)
5. Ramandeep Singh (Rs 20 lah)
6. Sherfane Rutherford (Rs 1.5 crore)
7. Manish Pandey (Rs 50 lakh)
8. Sakib Hussain (Rs 20 lakh)
9. Mujeeb Rahman (Rs 2 crore)
10. Gus Atkinson (Rs 1 crore)
SunRisers Hyderabad
1. Pat Cummins (Rs 20.5 crore)
2. Travis Head (Rs 6.80 crore)
3. Wanindu Hasaranga (Rs 1.50 crore)
4. Jaydev Unadkat (Rs 1.6 crore)
5. Akash Singh (Rs 20 lakh)
6. Jhathavedh Subramanyan (Rs 20 lakh)
Mumbai Indians
1. Gerald Coetzee (Rs 5 crore)
2. Dilshan Madushanka (Rs 4.6 crore)
3. Shreyas Gopal (Rs 20 lakh)
4. Nuwan Thushara (Rs 4.80 crore)
5. Anshul Kamboj (Rs 20 lakh)
6. Mohammad Nabi (Rs 1.5 crore)
Delhi Capitals
1. Kumar Kushagra (Rs 7.20 crore)
2. Jhye Richardson (Rs 5 crore)
3. Shai Hope (Rs 75 lakh)
4. Harry Brook (Rs 4 crore)
5. Tristan Stubbs (Rs 50 lakh)
6. Ricky Bhui (Rs 20 lakh)
7. Rasik Dhar (Rs 20 lakh)
8. Sumit Kumar (Rs 1 crore)
9. Swastik Chikara (Rs 20 lakh)
Lucknow Super Giants
1. Shivam Mavi (Rs 6.40 crore)
2. M Siddharth (Rs 2.40 corer)
3. Arshin Kulkarni (Rs 20 lakh)
4. Ashton Turner (Rs 1 crore)
5. David Willey (Rs 2 crore)
6. Arshad Khan (Rs 20 lakh)
Gujarat Titans
1. Shahrukh Khan (Rs 7.40 crore)
2. Umesh Yadav (Rs 5.8 crore)
3. Sushant Mishra (Rs 2.2 crore)
4. Kartik Tyagi (Rs 60 lakh)
5. Azmatullah Omarzai (Rs 50 lakh)
6. Manav Suthar (Rs 20 lakh)
7. Spencer Johnson (Rs 10 crore)
8. Robin Minz (Rs 3.6 crore)
Punjab Kings
1. Harshal Patel (Rs 11.75 cr)
2. Rilee Rossouw (Rs 8 crore)
3. Chris Woakes (Rs 4.2 cr)
4. Ashutosh Sharma (Rs 20 lakh)
5. Vishwanath Pratap Singh (Rs 20 lakh)
6. Shashank Singh (Rs 20 lakh)
7. Tanay Thyagarajan (Rs 20 lakh)
8. Prince Choudhary (Rs 20 lakh)
Royal Challengers Bangalore
1. Yash Dayal (Rs 5 crore)
2. Alzarri Joseph (Rs 11.50 crore)
3. Tom Curran (Rs 1.50 crore)
4. Lockie Ferguson (Rs 2 crore)
5. Swapnil Singh (Rs 20 lakh)
6. Saurav Chauhan (Rs 20 lakh)
Rajasthan Royals
1. Rovman Powell (Rs 7.4 crore)
2. Shubham Dubey (Rs 5.80 crore) – Uncapped
3. Tom Kohler-Cadmore (Rs 40 lakh)
4. Abid Mushtaq (Rs 20 lakh)
5. Nandre Burger (Rs 50 lakh)
UNSOLD PLAYERS
– Steve Smith (Australia)
– Karun Nair (India)
– Phillip Salt (England)
– Josh Inglis (Australia)
– Kusal Mendis (Sri Lanka)
– Josh Hazlewood (Australia)
– Colin Munro (New Zealand)
– Finn Allen (New Zealand)
– Rassie van der Dussen (South Africa)
– Qais Ahmed (Afghanistan)
– Michael Bracewell (New Zealand)
– James Neesham (New Zealand)
– Keemo Paul (West Indies)
– Odean Smith (West Indies)
– Dushmanta Chameera (Sri Lanka)
– Ben Dwarshuis (Australia)
– Mat Henry (New Zealand)
– Kyle Jamieson (New Zealand)
– Adam Milne (New Zealand)
– Lance Morris (Australia)
– Luke Wood (England)
– Karun Nair (India)
– Mohammad Waqar (Afghanistan)
Spinners
– Mohammad Waqar Salamkheil (Afghanistan)
– Adil Rashid (England)
– Akeal Hosein (West Indies)
– Ish Sodhi (New Zealand)
– Tabraiz Shamsi (South Africa)
Uncapped Indians
– Rohan Kunnummal (India)
– Priyansh Arya (India)
– Manan Vohra (India)
– Sarfaraz Khan (India)
– Raj Angad Bawa (India)
– Vivrant Sharma (India)
– Atit Sheth
– Hrithik Shokeen
– Urvil Patel
– Vishnu Solanki
– Ishan Porel
– Murugan Ashwin
– Sandeep Warrier
– Rithik Easwaran
– Himmat Singh
– Shashank Singh
– Sumeet Verma
– Harsh Dubey
– Kamlesh Nagarkoti
– Rohit Rayudu
– Pradosh Paul
– G Ajitesh
– Gourav Choudhary
– Bipin Saurabh
– Sakib Hussain
– Mohammed Kaif
– KM Asif
– Gurjapneet Singh
– Prithvi Raj Yarra
– Shubham Agarwal
Purse left for teams before the auction
– CSK: 1.00 crore
– MI: 1.05 crore
– RCB: 2.85 crore
– KKR: 1.35 crore
– DC: 9.90 crore
– LSG: 95.00 lakh
– RR: 20.00 lakh
– GT: 7.85 crore
– PBKS: 4.15 crore
– SRH: 3.20 crore
