IPL 2024 Auction: Complete list of players to go under the hammer and their base price

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Complete list of players
Players with a base price of INR 2 Crore
Players with a base price of INR 1.5 Crore
Players with a base price of INR 1 Crore
Players with a base price of INR 75 Lakh
Other players’ list with their base price
INR 50 Lakh
INR 40 Lakh
INR 30 Lakh
INR 20 Lakh

In anticipation of the upcoming Indian Premier League (IPL) 2024, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has finalized the list of players set to go under the hammer in the much-anticipated auction. This year, the auction pool has been streamlined, with a total of 333 players shortlisted from an initial pool of 1166.

Among the selected players, 214 hail from India, while 119 players represent overseas talent, including two individuals from associate countries. The trimmed list promises a thrilling auction as franchises look to strengthen their squads for the upcoming season.

The auction, set to kick off in an overseas location for the first time, specifically in Dubai, is scheduled to commence at 2.30 pm IST (1 pm local time) on December 19. The unique setting adds an extra layer of excitement to the event, setting the stage for an intense bidding war among the franchises.

The auction will follow a structured sequence, starting with capped players. The initial focus will be on batters, followed by all-rounders, wicketkeepers, fast bowlers, and spinners, maintaining a systematic order throughout. The same sequence will be replicated for the uncapped players, ensuring a fair and organized approach to the auction process.

The highest reserve price set for the auction is INR 2 crore, attracting bids for 23 exceptional players. Notable names in this category include Travis Head and Harshal Patel, promising an intense battle for their services. Following closely, 13 players find themselves in the INR 1.5 crore base price category, showcasing the depth of talent available.

Another 14 cricketers have set their base price at INR 1 crore, further adding to the competitive landscape of the auction. With such a diverse range of players and bidding categories, the IPL 2024 auction promises to be a riveting affair, setting the stage for an electrifying season of cricket ahead.

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Complete list of players:

Players with a base price of INR 2 Crore:

Harry Brook (England), Travis Head (Australia), Rilee Rossouw (South Africa), Steve Smith (Australia), Gerald Coetzee (South Africa), Pat Cummins (Australia), Harshal Patel (India), Shardul Thakur (India), Chris Woakes (England), Josh Inglis (Australia), Lockie Ferguson (New Zealand), Josh Hazlewood (Australia), Mitchell Starc (Australia), Umesh Yadav (India), Mujeeb Rahman (Afghanistan), Adil Rashid (England), Rassie Van Der Dussen (South Africa), James Vince (England), Sean Abbott (Australia), Jamie Overton (England), David Willey (England), Ben Duckett (England), Mustafizur Rahman (Bangladesh)

Players with a base price of INR 1.5 Crore:

Wanindu Hasaranga (Sri Lanka), Philip Salt (England), Colin Munro (New Zealand), Sherfane Rutherford (West Indies), Tom Curran (England), Jason Holder (West Indies), Mohammad Nabi (Afghanistan), James Neesham (New Zealand), Daniel Sams (Australia), Chris Jordan (England), Tymal Mills (England), Jhye Richardson (Australia), Tim Southee (New Zealand)

Players with a base price of INR 1 Crore:

Rovman Powell (West Indies), Daryl Mitchell (New Zealand), Alzarri Joseph (West Indies), Ashton Turner (Australia), Ashton Agar (Australia), Michael Bracewell (New Zealand), Dwaine Pretorius (South Africa), Sam Billings (England), Gus Atkinson (England), Kyle Jamieson (New Zealand), Riley Meredith (Australia), Adam Milne (New Zealand), Wayne Parnell (South Africa), David Wiese (Namibia)

Players with a base price of INR 75 Lakh:

Ish Sodhi (New Zealand), Finn Allen (New Zealand), Fabian Allen (West Indies), Keemo Paul (West Indies), Shai Hope (West Indies), Taskin Ahmed (Bangladesh), Matt Henry (New Zealand), Lance Morris (Australia), Ollie Robinson (England), Billy Stanlake (Australia), Olly Stone (England)