IPL Auction 2022: 203 Players Sold, Rs 549.70 Crore Spent as Auction Ends
Catch all the latest from the big IPL 2022 auction in Bengaluru.
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Ishan Kishan became the most expensive player in this year's auction, sold to Mumbai Indians for Rs 15.25 crore.
Liam Livingstone set off the biggest bidding war of Day 2 as he was bought for Rs 11.50 crore by Punjab.
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How Much Money Do Teams Have Left?
A total of 74 players were sold on Day 1 of the 2022 IPL auction with Rs 388 crore being spent by the 10 IPL franchises.
Sunrisers Hyderabad made the most buys on the day, adding 10 players to their line-up but they still have another Rs 20.15 crore left to spend on Sunday.
Mumbai Indians bought only four players, to add to the four they retained, and go into Day 2 with Rs 27.85 crore left to buy the rest of their squad. Remember, each team must have a minimum of 18 and maximum of 25 players in the line-up.
Total Purse Left
PBKS: Rs 28.65 crore
MI: Rs 27.85 crore
CSK: Rs 20.45 crore
SRH: Rs 20.15 crore
GT: Rs 18.85 crore
DC: Rs 16.5 crore
KKR: Rs 12.65 crore
RR: Rs 12.15 crore
RCB: Rs 9.25 crore
LSG: Rs 6.9 crore
Day 2 Resumes at 12 noon
After an exciting opening day of the IPL Mega Auction, the teams will be back again at their tables for the second day.
There's plenty to look forward to with all the teams looking to finalise their squads.
Charu Sharma will be the Auctioneer for Day 2.
Aiden Markram Starts The Day
Set 12 starts the day and it's Sourav Ganguly picking the players. And he's picked Markram first.
Rs 1 crore is the South African's base price and Punjab Kings open the bidding for the day. A little silence but Hyderabad then enter the bid as it stands at Rs 1.60 crore. Punjab continue the bidding, but at Rs 2.6 crore, Hyderabad buy their first player of the day.
Rahane Bagged by KKR
The former Indian Test vice-captain has his base price set at Rs 1 crore and he's bagged by KKR with no one else entering the bid.
Interestingly, Rahane has been a captain and Rajasthan and also at the now-defunct Rising Pune Supergiant in the past.
Mandeep Singh Goes to Delhi
The former Kings XI Punjab player with 105 IPL caps started at his base price of Rs 50 lakh, and he sees interest from Delhi Capitals and Lucknow Super Giants.
It's Delhi that manage to add him to his line-up for Rs 1.10 crore.
Labuschange, Finch and Morgan Go Unsold
English limited-overs captain Eoin Morgan, Australian T20 World Cup-winning captain Aaron Finch and Marnus Labuschange have all gone unsold. Morgan in fact was the KKR captain for the last couple of seasons.
Livingstone Starts First Bidding War on Day 2
His base price is Rs 1 crore and the English 28-year-old has Gujarat Titans and Punjab Kings outbidding each other.
The bid moves to Rs 10 crore, between the two teams and that's where it stands for a bit before Sunrisers Hyderabad join and make it Rs 10.25 crore. Punjab upps it to Rs 10.50 crore but SRH have a rebuttal again.
The bid stands with Punjab at Rs 11.50 crore and Hyderabad make a few phone calls before pulling out.
Liam Livingstone goes to Punjab for Rs 11.50 crore!
Dominic Drakes Joins Gujarat
Gujarat Titans bag West Indian 24-year-old Dominic Drakes for Rs 1.10 crore, from his base price of Rs 75 lakh.
He's played 3 T20Is for West Indies and was part of the CSK franchise in the past but has not made his IPL debut yet.
Vijay Shankar to Gujarat
Vijay Shankar had set his base price at Rs 50 lakh and while his bid was slow to get off the blocks, Gujarat and Chennai bid for the player and it's Gujarat who bag him for Rs 1.4 crore
Odean Smith Bags 6 Crore Contract
The 25-year-old West Indian all-rounder has his base price at Rs 1 crore and there's interest from Hyderabad, Punjab and Rajasthan for Odean Smith.
Smith's good showing with the bat and ball in the recently-concluded ODIs against India clearly seems to have made its mark.
Punjab and Hyderabad have 17 crore left while Rajasthan have just over 12 crore in their auction purse so this may just be the last of the big buys for either of the three.
It's Punjab that bag him for Rs 6 crore!
SRH Trumps Mumbai For Marco Jansen
Mumbai show their commitment for Marco with Aakash Ambani holding his bidding paddle up even before the bid starts.
The South African 21-year-old played 2 matches for Mumbai last season and the bidding moves between Mumbai, Rajasthan and Hyderabad.
It holds briefly at 4 crore but Mumbai bid the amount. However, Hyderabad have a quick rebuttal and this time, Mumbai don't return with a reply.
Marco Jansen sold to Sunrisers Hyderabad for Rs 4.20 crore.
Shivam Dube to Chennai
Former RCB and RR all-rounder Shivam Dube has his base price at Rs 50 lakh and he has Punjab and Chennai tussle over him.
It's Chennai who come out on top, bagging the 28-year-old for Rs 4 crore.
Khaleel Goes to Delhi
His base price was Rs 50 lakh and with Delhi and Mumbai looking like they’re set on him, Khaleel’s bid crosses the 2 crore mark with ease. Eventually, it’s Mumbai that bag him for Rs 5.25 crore.
RR Unable to Buy Sakariya Back
14 matches for Rajasthan Royals and the 24-year-old bowler has the franchise bidding for him today as well.
Young Chetan Sakariya's base price was Rs 50 lakh and it goes upto 4 crore before Delhi make the winning bid of Rs 4.2 crore, and that's the end of his RR journey.
RR Pick Saini For Rs 2.6 Crore
Navdeep Saini comes right after and his base price is Rs 75 lakh. The former RCB pacer has Lucknow open the bidding and then it's Rajasthan and Mumbai who take it forward.
This time though, RR manage to close it. Saini bought for Rs 2.6 crore.
Jaydev Goes to Mumbai
Chawla, Ish, Karn Go Unsold
Looks like the teams are now waiting for the 'accelerated auction' as a string of players go unsold. Piyush Chawla, Ish Sodhi, Karn Sharma all go unsold as Charu Sharma wraps up set 15.
After Set 18 is when the accelerated auction starts and teams submit lists of players they may bid on, along with the ones they'd like back from the unsold list.
Teams Wrap For Lunch
Set 16 is all wrapped up and here comes the first break of the day. 45 mins for the teams to strategise the final leg of the regular auction before we move to the accelerated auction.
Lalit Goes to Delhi
Lalit Yadav is the first player to go under the hammer after the auction starts and Delhi have bagged him for Rs 75 lakh, from his base price of Rs 25 lakh.
Yash Dhull Bagged by Delhi
India's 2022 Under-19 World Cup-winning captain Yash Dhull is next on the block and he has his base price at Rs 20 lakh.
For a bit it looks like Delhi will bag him for the amount but Punjab enter the bid, which is immediately upped by Delhi at 40 lakh.
Punjab indicate they want to make it 45 but Delhi immediately lift their paddle for Rs 50 lakh. And that ends up being the winning bid.
N Tilak Verma
19-year-old all-rounder N Tilak Verma attracts a lot of interest. From his base price of Rs 20 lakh, Hyderabad, Rajasthan, Chennai and Mumbai all have their paddles up for the young man.
Mumbai, with their big remaining purse, bag him for Rs 1.7 crore.
RR Don't Get Lomror
11 matches for RR so far and Mahipal Lomror has his former team bidding for him. His base price was Rs 40 lakh and it goes up to Rs 95 lakh but it's RCB's bid as they now acquire the services of the all-rounder.
Punjab Bag Raj Angad Bawa
He's the second-last player in this set and Raj Bawa has Mumbai and Hyderabad bidding for him.
From his base price of Rs 20 lakh, it goes up to Rs 1 crore from SRH.
Mumbai immediately raise it to Rs 1.10 crore, which SRH match again. Mumbai are quick to raise the paddle and it stretches to Rs 1.50 crore for Mumbai.
But then, we have Punjab Kings enter the bid and they stretch it to Rs 2 crore where the bidding stands for a bit. And that's also the final bid. Ness Wadia looks pumped with this buy!
Rajvardhan Hangargekar to CSK
He's the last of the players in the this under-19 all-rounders set and there's some big bids for him as well.
Rajvardhan's base price was Rs 30 lakh and the 19-year-old has interest from Mumbai and Chennai and it's CSK that make the winning bid of Rs 1.5 crore.
Accelerated Auction Gets Underway
106 players will now be sold in the accelerated phase of the auction which comprises of players that had gone unsold and players that team may be interested in from the remaining list.
The list of 106 has been collated following the requests made by the 10 franchises.
Finn Allen starts things off and from his base price of Rs 50 lakh, he's been bought for Rs 80 lakh by RCB.
The next player is another Kiwi, Devon Conway and for his base price of Rs 1 crore, he's been bought by CSK
Delhi Bag Rovman Powell
From his base price of Rs 75 lakh, the West Indian 28-year-old has Chennai, Lucknow and Delhi all bidding for him.
The batter is bagged by Delhi eventually as he goes for Rs 2.8 crore.
Jofra Archer Bags Contract!
Interesting one this. Archer has all but declared that he will not be playing this season as he's recovering from an injury and he's only put his name so he can play the next few seasons.
Still, from his base price of Rs 2 crore, Mumbai Indians have bagged him for Rs 8 crore after fighting off the bids from Hyderabad and Rajasthan.
Daniel Sams Goes to Mumbai
The Australian all-rounder has played all of 2 IPL matches even though he's been part of the Delhi and RCB franchises
Mumbai and Lucknow fight for him and it's Mumbai who bag him for Rs 2.6 crore.
Romario Shepherd Goes to SRH
West Indian all-rounder Romario Shepherd gets a lot of interest. First its CSK and Mumbai that bid for him but then SRH enter the bid, which then sees MI bow out.
CSK and SRH raise their paddles at quick intervals, but at Rs 5.50 crore Rajasthan Royals join the party and the bidding escalates to over Rs 7 crore.
At Rs 7.75 crore, Romario goes to Sunrisers, from his base price of Rs 75 lakh.
Tymal Mills Goes to MI
Base price of Rs 1 crore, SRH and MI show interest before Punjab enter the bid and then it moves up quite briskly and holds at Rs 1.50 lakh with Mumbai Indians. Which emerges as the winning bid.
Adam Milne to CSK
Base price of Rs 1.50 lakh and it's Punjab and Chennai that bid for him. CSK eventually sign him for Rs 1.90 crore.
Tim David Goes to Mumbai
26-year-old Australian batter Tim David starts a bidding war. Delhi start the bid from his base price of Rs 40 lakh and KKR join in, followed by Punjab.
Lucknow too are in before the auction holds for a bit at Rs 2.6 crore with KKR. Lucknow though only have Rs 3.30 crore in their purse so they're out soon after. And it's Mumbai and KKR who continue on.
At Rs 8.25 crore, Mumbai Indians make the winning bid.
Punjab Get Vaibhav Arora
Base price is Rs 20 lakh and the former KKR player has interest from his former team. As has become a trend, Punjab Kings jump in and take it to Rs 1 crore.
KKR revert with more bids but in the end, Punjab get the 24-year-old pacer for Rs 2 crore.
Prashant Solanki to Chennai
22-year-old spin bowler Prashant Solanki is now a Chennai Super Kings player as he goes to the defending champions for Rs 1.2 crore.
Sean Abbott to SRH
His base price was Rs 75 lakh but the former RCB player has now gone to Sunrisers Hyderabad for Rs 2.40 crore.
KKR Get Karunaratne
Sri Lankan 25-year-old Chamika Karunaratne had his base price of Rs 50 lakh and KKR have bagged him for the sum.
Ashok Sharma to KKR
19-year-old fast bowler Ashok Sharma goes for Rs 55 lakh to KKR.
Another Break, The Accelerated Auction Again
106 players sold in this round and now we move to another round accelerated auction after a short 15 minute break.
A lot of the unsold internationals are likely to be back now so let's see if Steve Smith, Aaron Finch, Eoin Morgan find teams.
David Miller Starts The Round
His base price is Rs 1 crore and Rajasthan, Mumbai and Gujarat get into a bidding war. The South African batter is eventually bagged by Gujarat Titans for 3 crore
Saha Also Goes to Gujarat
Released by Hyderabad, Wriddhiman Saha has now been picked up by Gujarat Titans for Rs 1.9 crore
Chris Jordan to CSK
The former Punjab all-rounder goes to CSK for Rs 3.6 crore.
Ngidi Goes to Delhi
A steal? Lungi Ngidi has been bought for his base price of Rs 50 lakh.
Karun Nair to RR
Rs 1.1 crore buy for RR as they get Karun Nair.
Teams Pick Players at Base Price
Dhruv Jurel goes to Rajasthan Stories for Rs 20 lakh.
Mayank Yadav goes to Lucknow for Rs 20 lakh.
Tejas Baroka bought by Rajasthan Royals for Rs 20 lakh.
Bhanuka Rajapaksa goes to Punjab Kings Rs 50 lakh.
Pacer Varun Aaron goes to Gujarat at Rs 50 lakh
KKR Get Southee
KKR manage to win back their spinner and bag him at his base price of Rs 1.5 crore.
Hugh Edmeades Returns
Wonderful moment to end the IPL 2022 auction and Hugh Edmeades returns for the final 5 players of the round.
Arjun Tendulkar to Mumbai
Base price is Rs 20 lakh and Mumbai Indians raise their paddle. Gujarat Titans raise it but Mumbai have a rebuttal and they retain their man.
Arjun Tendulkar stays for Rs 30 lakh
Rohan Rana
Base price Rs 20 lakh but he goes unsold.
One Last Round
Another short break and teams have been asked to submit their list of 2 players each. Another 'accelerated' auction but the 23 players should also mark the end of the 2022 IPL Auction.
Nabi Starts The Final Round
Base price of Rs 1 crore and he's bought by KKR for Rs 2 crore. They then follow it up with Umesh Yadav for Rs 2 crore.
Neesham Goes to RCB
Two rounds of going unsold and New Zealand all-rounder James Neesham is bought for his base price of Rs 1.5 crore by RCB.
RR follow that sale with the purchase of Nathan Coulter-Nile, for his base price Rs 2 crore.
Ishant Sharma Goes Unsold
His base price was Rs 1.50 crore but the Indian pacer has now gone unsold in the 2022 IPL auction.
Siddharth Kaul to RCB
Royal Challengers Bangalore have bought Kaul for Rs 75 lakh.
Some Quick Buys
Aryan Juyal Rs 20 lakh to Mumbai Indians.
Luvnith Sisodia Rs 20 lakh to Royal Challengers Bangalore.
Fabian Allen Rs 75 Lakh to Mumbai Indians.
David Willey Rs 2 crore to Royal Challengers Bangalore.
Aman Khan Rs 20 lakh to Kolkata Knight Riders.
And... That's All
203 players found teams in the 2022 IPL auction from among the 600 that were available to buy for the 10 teams.
A total amount of Rs 549.70 crore has been spent as the auction draws to an end.