New Delhi: India Dough Shreyas Iyer and Spinner Yuzvendra Chahal along with the Australian Dasher David Warner is expected to be the top draws because more than 1,200 players enrolled for the Indian Premier League Mega League auction is scheduled for next month.
Apart from Shreyas and Chahal, 10 teams tend to be involved in the supply war for Indian players such as Senior Openers Shikhar Dhawan, Dough Ishan Kiswan, Duo Shardul Thakur and Deepak Chahar, two last goal takers of Harshal’s last edition of Patel and Avesh Khan, Spinner Rahul Chahar and All-rounder Washington Sundar.
A group of Indian players above are expected to attract anywhere between Rs 7 to 15 crores (between USD 1 to 2 million) among foreign players, Warner, Kagiso Rabada, South Africa is likely to take a lot of money together with Mark Wood, Australia Mitchell Marsh , New Zealand’s Trent Boult and Pat Cummins.
Veteran Faf Du Plessis and Dwayne Bravo can still keep their franchise Chennai Super Kings interested.
“A total of 1,214 players (896 Indian players and 318 foreign players) have registered as part of the Auction of the IPL 2022 player,” IPL said in a statement on Saturday.
Image Credit: BCCI / IPLTHE Mega Two Day Auction is scheduled to be held in Bengaluru on February 12 and 13.
This is the initial list of players.
All 10 teams will be sent here that the franchise will be returned with the names of players they are interested in.
The list will then be trimmed for auctions.
33 players have been maintained / picked before the player auction.
Eight existing IPL franchises have maintained a total of 27 players, including Ms.
Dhoni by Chennai Super Kings, Rohit Sharma by Mumbai Indians and Virat Kohli by Royal Challengers Bangalore.
Two new IPL teams have chosen six players with Hardik Pandya and Kl Rahul each named Captain from the Ahmedabad and Lucknow franchise.
Some other big names detained include Jasprit Bumrah, Ravindra Jadeja, Kane Williamson, Jos Buttler and Glenn Maxwell for several names.
Great names to miss is Ben Stokes, Jofra Archer, Mitchell Strac, Sam Curran and Chris Gayle.
Image Credit: BCCI / IPLFIRST player registered from Bhutanmore from 200 players who have registered are closed international players, while 62 foreign players who have not been cheated have also thrown their hats into the ring.
The unnamed player from Bhutan has registered for Lucrative League while the record number 14 Cricketers from the US has registered for auction.
Australia sustains listing overseas with 59 players while 48 Cricketers from South Africa have also submitted their names.
West Indies (41), Sri Lanka (36), England (30), New Zealand (29) and Afghanistan (20) are some other countries where many players enroll their names.
There are also representations of Namibia (5), Nepal (15), Netherlands (1), Oman (3), Scotland (1), Zimbabwe (2), Ireland (1).