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IPL Auction 2025 Highlights: Follow highlights from the mega auction at the Abadi Al Johar Arena in Jeddah on Sunday.
The highly anticipated IPL 2025 Mega Auction is scheduled to commence on Sunday in Jeddah, featuring a total of 577 players available for selection over the course of two days.
A multitude of Indian and international cricket stars will be vying for a maximum of 201 slots spread across the 10 franchises. The spotlight will initially shine on 12 players categorized as Marquee Players, who will kick off the Auction proceedings.
Punjab Kings enter the auction with the largest budget of Rs 110.5 crore, having retained only two uncapped players. This substantial budget provides them with ample flexibility in utilizing the Right to Match cards. Among the 12 Marquee Players, seven are Indian, divided into two distinct groups.
The starting price for Faf was Rs. 2 crore. DC swooped in with the first bid just as it seemed like Faf might not get picked. No one else bid, so DC snagged the player. RCB had the option to retain Faf, but they chose not to use it.
Numerous records were shattered, countless stories were penned, and numerous individuals became millionaires overnight once more. The IPL 2025 mega auction delivered an abundance of excitement and thrills yet again. We look forward to seeing you tomorrow for day 2 of the auction. Thank you for joining us.
Starts off with a base price of Rs. 50 lakh. Then GT and DC start bidding and the price shoots up to over Rs. 1 crore. DC comes in with the highest bid at Rs. 1.70 crore, but then GT raises it to Rs. 1.80 crore. PBKS thinks about raising the bid, but decides not to. Now GT and DC are going head to head again, with GT throwing down a Rs. 2 crore bid. DC ends up signing Mohit Sharma for Rs. 2.20 crore.
The starting price is Rs. 50 lakh. Rajasthan Royals (RR) kicks off the bidding, but then Gujarat Titans (GT) joins in and the price quickly climbs to almost Rs. 1 crore. RR is leading with a bid of Rs. 1.40 crore, but GT raises it to Rs. 1.50 crore. Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) decides not to use their Right to Match (RTM) option.
In the end, GT signs Mahipal Lomror for Rs. 1.70 crore.
RCB started the bidding at Rs. 30 lakh, then SRH joined in. The price quickly shot up past Rs. 1 crore. RCB then made a bold move with a bid of Rs. 2 crore, leaving SRH behind. DC decided to use the RTM option, but RCB wasn't backing down. They raised the bid to a massive Rs. 6 crore, forcing DC out of the RTM option.
Quinton de Kock - Rs. 3.60 crore (KKR)
Phil Salt - Rs. 11.50 crore (RCB)
Rahmanullah Gurbaz - Rs. 2 crore (KKR)
Ishan Kishan - Rs. 11.25 crore (SRH)
Jitesh Sharma - Rs. 11 crore (RCB)
Josh Hazlewood - Rs. 12.50 crore (RCB)
Prasidh Krishna - Rs. 9.50 crore (GT)
Avesh Khan - Rs. 9.50 crore (LSG)
Anrich Nortje - Rs. 6.50 crore (KKR)
Jofra Archer - Rs. 12.50 crore (RR)
Khaleel Ahmed - Rs. 4.80 Crore (CSK)
T. Natarajan - Rs. 10.75 crore (DC)
Trent Boult - Rs. 12.50 crore (MI)
Maheesh Theekshana - Rs. 4.40 crore (RR)
Rahul Chahar - Rs. 3.20 crore (SRH)
Adam Zampa - Rs. 2.40 crore (SRH)
Wanindu Hasaranga - Rs. 5.25 crore (RR)
Noor Ahmed - Rs. 10 crore (CSK)
The Rajasthan Royals kicked off the bidding at Rs. 2 crore, but then the Lucknow Super Giants swooped in for another fast bowler. The price quickly shot up to over Rs. 6 crore, with LSG eventually backing out at Rs. 6.25 crore. Then, the Gujarat Titans joined the fray with a bid of Rs. 6.50 crore, followed by the Mumbai Indians with a whopping bid of Rs. 8.50 crore. But the Rajasthan Royals weren't giving up, raising the bid to Rs. 8.75 crore. The price kept climbing, surpassing Rs. 10 crore, until the Mumbai Indians made a bold move with a bid of Rs. 12 crore. The Rajasthan Royals countered with Rs. 12.25 crore, but the Mumbai Indians went even higher with Rs. 12.50 crore, ultimately winning the bidding war.
The bidding war for the player started at a base price of Rs. 2 crore, with SRH making the first bid. RCB quickly jumped in with a bid of Rs. 2.20 crore. The two teams went back and forth, driving the price up past Rs. 4 crore. Delhi joined in on the action, but RCB was determined to get their hands on the player. DC upped the ante with a bid of Rs. 6.75 crore, pushing it even further to Rs. 7.75 crore. RCB didn't back down and matched it with Rs. 8 crore. DC then came in strong with Rs. 8.75 crore. RCB finally dropped out at Rs. 10.25 crore, but then surprised everyone with a last-minute bid of Rs. 10.50 crore.
The bidding war started with a base price of Rs. 2 crore, and things got crazy real quick. LSG kicked things off, but then MI jumped in and the price shot up past Rs. 6 crore. LSG wasn't backing down though, and they had the bid at Rs. 8.25 crore until RR swooped in with Rs. 8.50 crore. MI wasn't messing around either, coming in strong with a bid of Rs. 10.25 crore. But RR wasn't about to let them win that easily, raising the bid to Rs. 11 crore. MI wasn't fazed though, pushing the price even higher to Rs. 12.25 crore. RR wasn't backing down either, raising the paddle once again for Rs. 12.50 crore. It was a real nail-biter, with both teams fighting tooth and nail for the win.
Avesh Khan started with a bid of Rs. 2 crore, and both Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) and Punjab Kings (PBKS) joined in. LSG quickly raised the bid to Rs. 4 crore, but PBKS countered with Rs. 4.25 crore. The bidding war continued, with PBKS eventually taking the lead at Rs. 6 crore. Rajasthan Royals (RR) then entered the fray with a bid of Rs. 6.50 crore. LSG didn't give up and eventually secured Avesh Khan for Rs. 9.75 crore.
The bidding started at a base price of Rs. 2 crore, with LSG making the first bid. KKR then joined in at Rs. 2.20 crore, and the price quickly escalated to over Rs. 6 crore. RCB jumped in with a bid of Rs. 9 crore, but LSG kept pushing the price higher. Finally, LSG dropped out of the race at Rs. 10 crore. MI then entered the bidding at Rs. 10.25 crore, but RCB countered with Rs. 11 crore. MI eventually pulled out at Rs. 12.50 crore.
The final player in the set is up for grabs, starting at a base price of Rs. 1 crore. CSK and LSG are going head-to-head in a bidding war, with the price now soaring over Rs. 3 crore. LSG bows out at Rs. 4.40 crore, and then RCB swoops in at Rs. 4.60 crore. DC ups the ante to Rs. 4.80 crore, but RCB quickly counters with Rs. 5.50 crore. CSK jumps back in at Rs. 5.75 crore, but RCB is determined to snag the player and raises the bid to Rs. 7 crore. PBKS decides to use their RTM option, but RCB outbids them at Rs. 11 crore.
The bidding war for Ishan Kishan started with Mumbai Indians throwing down Rs. 2 crore. PBKS came in strong with a raise to Rs. 2.20 crore. But MI wasn't backing down, raising the paddle again to Rs. 2.80 crore. PBKS then pushed it to Rs. 3 crore. The price kept climbing, reaching over Rs. 4 crore. DC joined the battle with a bid of Rs. 4.80 crore. PBKS countered with Rs. 5 crore. The two teams were neck and neck, driving the price up to Rs. 7.50 crore with Punjab in the lead. DC made a bold move with a bid of Rs. 8.25 crore, but PBKS quickly responded with Rs. 8.50 crore. DC eventually dropped out at Rs. 9.50 crore, only to jump back in at Rs. 9.75 crore. PBKS then went all in with Rs. 10 crore. DC couldn't keep up and bowed out. Just when it seemed like SRH was out of the game, they swooped in with a bid of Rs. 10.25 crore. PBKS thought about raising the stakes, but ultimately decided to pull out. SRH sealed the deal, signing Ishan Kishan for a whopping Rs. 11.25 crore.
Quinton de Kock had a base price of Rs. 2 crore, and the bidding war began with SRH starting at that price. PBKS took a minute to think it over before MI raised the price to 2.20. SRH then upped the ante to Rs. 2.40, but MI quickly followed suit with another raise. KKR joined the bidding at 3.20 crore, and MI continued to drive the price up. Eventually, KKR won the bid at Rs. 3.60 crore, with no other teams in the running. LSG had the option to match the bid but decided not to.
In the end, Quinton de Kock was sold to KKR for Rs. 3.60 crore.
Harry Brook - Rs. 6.25 crore (DC)
Devdutt Padikkal - UNSOLD
Aiden Markram - Rs. 2 crore (LSG)
Devon Conway - Rs. 6 crore (CSK)
Rahul Tripathi - Rs. 3.40 crore (CSK)
David Warner - UNSOLD
Jake Fraser-McGurk - Rs. 9 crore (DC)
Harshal Patel - Rs. 8 crore (SRH)
Rachin Ravindra - Rs. 4 crore (CSK)
R. Ashwin - Rs. 9.75 crore (CSK)
Venkatesh Iyer - Rs. 23.75 crore (KKR)
Marcus Stoinis - Rs. 11 crore (PBKS)
Mitchell Marsh - Rs. 3.40 (LSG)
Glenn Maxwell - Rs. 4.20 (PBKS)
The bidding war for Marcus Stoinis was intense! It all started with a base price of Rs. 2 crore, and RCB was the first to jump in. Bengaluru quickly raised the bid to Rs. 4.40 crore, but then CSK came in strong with a bid of Rs. 6 crore. RCB didn't back down and countered with Rs. 6.75 crore. CSK then upped the ante to Rs. 8.25 crore, only to be outbid by RCB at Rs. 8.75 crore. PBKS joined the fray with a bid of Rs. 9 crore, causing RCB to hesitate. Eventually, RCB dropped out, leaving PBKS to sign Marcus Stoinis for a whopping Rs. 11 crore.
The bidding war for Venkatesh Iyer was intense! It all started with a base price of Rs. 2 crore, but things quickly escalated. KKR and LSG were the early bidders, driving the price up to Rs. 6 crore. Then RCB jumped in with a bid of Rs. 8.50 crore, making it a showdown between KKR and RCB. The batons kept going up, with RCB eventually bidding Rs. 23.50 crore. KKR didn't back down, raising the bid to Rs. 23.75 crore. After a long pause, RCB finally conceded, and Venkatesh Iyer was sold to KKR for Rs. 23.75 crore.
The bidding war for R. Ashwin was intense! It all started with a base price of Rs. 2 crore, and CSK wasted no time in getting things going. LSG jumped in with a bid of Rs. 2.20 crore, followed by RCB and RR. RR really wanted Ashwin, bidding all the way up to Rs. 5 crore. The price kept climbing, eventually reaching over Rs. 7 crore. CSK wasn't backing down though, and they ended up winning the bid at Rs. 8.25 crore. RR tried to outbid them, but CSK ultimately secured Ashwin for Rs. 9.75 crore. And just like that, R. Ashwin is back with CSK for a whopping Rs. 9.75 crore!
The bidding for Rachin Ravindra started at Rs. 1.50 crore, with both CSK and PBKS placing initial bids. The price quickly surpassed Rs. 2 crore, with PBKS eventually winning the bid at Rs. 3.20 crore. However, CSK had a Right to Match (RTM) card and decided to use it. PBKS then raised the bid to Rs. 4 crore, and CSK matched it.
In the end, Rachin Ravindra was sold to CSK for Rs. 4 crore.
The bidding war for the IPL 2024 Purple Cap winner was intense! It all started with a base price of Rs. 2 crore, and soon enough, Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) and Gujarat Titans (GT) were going head-to-head. GT came out strong with a bid of Rs. 5 crore, but SRH wasn't backing down. They pushed the bid up to Rs. 6 crore, forcing GT to raise it to Rs. 6.75 crore. Just when it seemed like SRH had the upper hand, Punjab Kings (PBKS) used its Right to Match (RTM) card. SRH didn't back down and raised the bid to Rs. 8 crore, causing PBKS to pull out.
In the end, Harshal Patel was signed by SRH for Rs. 8 crore.
The bidding for Jake Fraser-McGurk started at a base price of Rs. 2 crore, with DC kicking things off. Punjab Kings then raised it to Rs. 2.20 crore, followed by LSG at Rs. 2.40 crore. It was a battle between PBKS and LSG, with the price going up to Rs. 4 crore. LSG held strong at Rs. 5.25 crore, but PBKS wasn't backing down and raised it to Rs. 5.50 crore. Just when it seemed like PBKS had won, Delhi Capitals swooped in with their RTM option. The bidding war continued, with PBKS eventually raising the price to Rs. 9 crore, and Delhi matching it.
In the end, Jake Fraser-McGurk was sold to DC for Rs. 9 crore.
The bidding for Rahul Tripathi started at a base price of Rs. 75 lakh, but things quickly escalated when KKR and CSK entered the picture. The price shot up past Rs. 2 crore in no time, with CSK eventually securing the deal at Rs. 3.40 crore. And just like that, Rahul Tripathi became the newest member of the CSK squad for Rs. 3.40 crore.
CSK kicked off the bidding for the Kiwi batter at Rs. 2 crore, but PBKS quickly jumped in at Rs. 2.20 crore. CSK then upped the ante to 2.40 crore, with PBKS following suit at 3 crore. The back-and-forth continued as CSK raised it to 3.20 crore, and PBKS countered with 3.80 crore. The battle intensified as the price climbed to 5 crore, but PBKS eventually bowed out at 6 crore.
In the end, Devon Conway was snagged by CSK for a cool 6.25 crore.
The bidding war for Harry Brook started with a base price of Rs. 2 crore. CSK made the first bid, followed by PBKS. The price quickly escalated past Rs. 4 crore. CSK bid Rs. 4.80 crore, but PBKS countered with Rs. 5 crore. CSK went up to Rs. 5.75 crore, but backed out when PBKS raised it to Rs. 6 crore. Then DC swooped in with a bid of Rs. 6.25 crore and successfully signed the player.
In the end, DC managed to secure Harry Brook for Rs. 6.25 crore.
DC - 6 players (2 overseas) | 19 left
PBKS - 5 players | 20 left
SRH - 6 players (3 overseas) | 19 left
RCB - 4 players (1 overseas) | 21 left
CSK - 5 players (1 overseas) | 20 left
MI - 5 players | 20 left
GT - 8 players (3 overseas) | 17 left
LSG - 7 players (2 overseas) | 18 left
RR - 6 players (1 overseas) | 19 left
KKR - 6 players (2 overseas) | 19 left
The Delhi Capitals have acquired KL Rahul for Rs 14 crore, without using a Right to Match card. This price is relatively low compared to what Rishabh Pant and Shreyas Iyer fetched. This is the second signing for DC, following Mitch Starc. Together, the two players have cost a total of Rs 25.75 crore, which is less than what Iyer and Pant were individually sold for.
The bidding war started with Gujarat Titans offering Rs. 2 crore. CSK joined in for the fast bowler, driving the price up to over Rs. 8 crore before backing out. Gujarat Titans then raised the bid to Rs. 8.25 crore, but Rajasthan Royals jumped in with a bid of Rs. 12 crore. However, Gujarat Titans didn't back down and eventually won the bidding war. RCB decided not to use their Right to Match card.
In the end, Gujarat Titans secured Mohammed Siraj for Rs. 12.25 crore.
The auction started off with Gujarat Titans bidding at Rs. 2 crore, then CSK jumped in at Rs. 2.20 crore. Punjab Kings came in strong at Rs. 6 crore, causing GT to raise it to Rs. 6.25 crore. PBKS then pushed it to Rs. 7 crore, followed by LSG at Rs. 7.25 crore. GT dropped out of the race, but the price kept climbing, reaching over Rs. 10 crore. LSG and PBKS continued to battle it out, with PBKS eventually bidding at Rs. 12 crore. LSG wasn't backing down, and they took the bid to Rs. 13.75 crore. PBKS then upped it to Rs. 14 crore, leading LSG to back out. RCB entered the mix with a bid of Rs. 14.25 crore, but PBKS quickly countered with Rs. 14.50 crore. SRH joined the action with a bid of Rs. 14.75 crore, and then went for it again at Rs. 15.75 crore. PBKS raised it to Rs. 18 crore, but SRH came back with a bid of Rs. 17.75 crore. The bidding war was intense, but in the end, PBKS secured the deal with a bid of Rs. 18 crore.
The bidding for David Miller started at a base price of Rs. 1.50 crore, with Gujarat Titans making the first bid. Royal Challengers Bengaluru quickly followed with the second bid. Delhi Capitals then joined in on the action. RCB seemed determined to get the player, but DC raised the stakes to Rs. 7 crore. Suddenly, Lucknow Super Giants swooped in with a bid of Rs. 7.50 crore. RCB decided to back out, and Gujarat Titans chose not to use the RTM option.
In the end, Lucknow Super Giants successfully signed David Miller for Rs. 7.50 crore.
The bidding war for Mohammed Shami started with a base price of Rs. 2 crore. KKR kicked things off, but CSK quickly joined in at Rs. 2.20 crore. The bids kept coming in, and before we knew it, the price had soared past Rs. 6 crore. CSK eventually dropped out at Rs. 8 crore, and then LSG made a brief appearance at Rs. 8.50 crore before bowing out at Rs. 9.50 crore. SRH swooped in at Rs. 10 crore, and that was enough to seal the deal. KKR decided to sit this one out, and Gujarat Titans didn't even bother using its RTM.
The highly anticipated moment arrived as Rishabh Pant entered the auction at a starting price of Rs. 2 crore. The bidding war began between Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) and Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB), quickly escalating to over Rs. 9 crore. LSG took the lead with a bid of Rs. 9.75 crore, but RCB countered with Rs. 10.50 crore. Despite RCB's efforts, LSG continued to pursue Pant, eventually securing him for Rs. 27 crore, making him the most expensive player in IPL history.
The intense competition and strategic maneuvers showcased the value and demand for a player of Pant's caliber. LSG's persistence and determination ultimately paid off, solidifying their position in the league with a game-changing acquisition. Pant's signing marks a significant milestone in IPL history, setting a new standard for player valuation and team investment.
The auction for the player Mitchell Starc began with Mumbai Indians placing the first bid at Rs. 2 crore. Kolkata Knight Riders quickly followed with a bid of 2.20 crore, but Mumbai Indians raised the stakes to Rs. 2.80 crore. The bidding war between the two teams escalated as the price surpassed Rs. 6 crore, with Delhi Capitals entering the fray with a bid of Rs. 6.25 crore. Kolkata Knight Riders continued to pursue Starc, eventually reaching a bid of Rs. 9 crore.
At this point, Royal Challengers Bangalore joined the bidding with a bid of Rs. 10.50 crore. Kolkata Knight Riders countered with a bid of Rs. 10.75 crore, but Royal Challengers Bangalore responded by raising the bid once again. Delhi Capitals re-entered the bidding with a bid of Rs. 11.25 crore.
In the end, Delhi Capitals emerged victorious by signing Mitchell Starc for Rs. 11.75 crore.
The bidding war for the talented player, Buttler, began with a base price of Rs. 2 crore. Rajasthan Royals and Gujarat Titans were the initial contenders, quickly driving the price up to Rs. 9.50 crore. However, Punjab Kings (PBKS) entered the fray with a bid of Rs. 9.75 crore. Despite PBKS's offer, Gujarat Titans remained determined to secure Buttler, increasing their bid to Rs. 12 crore. PBKS responded with a bid of 12.25 crore, but Gujarat Titans swiftly countered with a higher offer. The bidding continued to escalate, with PBKS eventually reaching Rs. 13.25 crore, only to be outbid by Gujarat Titans at Rs. 13.50 crore. The Lucknow Super Giants then joined the competition with a bid of Rs. 13.75 crore. Nevertheless, Gujarat Titans persisted in their pursuit of Buttler, ultimately securing him with the highest bid of Rs. 15.75 crore.
The former Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) captain entered the auction with a base price of Rs. 2 crore. KKR initiated the bidding, with Punjab Kings joining in at Rs. 2.20 crore. As no other teams competed, KKR raised the bid to Rs. 7.25 crore. However, Delhi Capitals (DC) entered the fray with a bid of Rs. 7.50 crore, eventually escalating it to Rs. 10 crore. Punjab Kings then countered with Rs. 10.25 crore. DC continued to raise the bid, reaching Rs. 14 crore before Punjab Kings pushed it to Rs. 16.25 crore. DC then took the bid to Rs. 17.50 crore, followed by a jump to Rs. 22 crore. Punjab Kings countered with Rs. 22.50 crore, leading to a final bid of Rs. 26.75 crore. Shreyas Iyer became the most expensive player in IPL history, with Punjab Kings securing his services at the auction.
RCB initiated the bidding at a base price of Rs. 2 crore. The Gujarat Titans then increased the bid to Rs. 2.20 crore, sparking a competitive bidding war between the two teams. The Mumbai Indians joined the fray as the price quickly surpassed Rs. 7 crore. Despite the escalating price, both the Gujarat Titans and RCB remained determined to secure the player, resulting in the bidding price exceeding Rs. 10 crore.
Sunrisers Hyderabad has successfully acquired Arshdeep Singh for a staggering Rs. 18 crore after initially purchasing him for Rs. 15.75 crore. Punjab Kings utilized the Right to Match (RTM) option in response to SRH's increased bid. The deal has been finalized with PBKS securing Arshdeep Singh for Rs. 18 crore through the RTM process.
The bidding for Arshdeep has escalated rapidly, with the price soaring past Rs. 6 crore. Chennai initially bid up to Rs. 7.50 crore, but ultimately backed out, leaving Delhi in the lead. However, Gujarat Titans then entered the bidding at Rs. 7.70 crore. The competition intensified as GT continued to raise the bid, eventually reaching Rs. 9.25 crore. Delhi countered with a bid of 9.50 crore, but the stakes were raised even higher when RCB entered the fray with a bid of Rs. 10 crore.
The bidding for Arshdeep begins at a base price of Rs. 2 crore, with CSK making the initial bid. Delhi Capitals quickly counter with a bid of 2.20, prompting CSK to raise the bid to 2.40. The two teams engage in an early bidding war as they kick off the auction process for Arshdeep.
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Punjab Kings - INR 110.5 crore
Royal Challengers Bengaluru - INR 83 crore
Delhi Capitals - INR 73 crore
Gujarat Titans - INR 69 crore
Lucknow Super Giants - INR 69 crore
Chennai Super Kings - INR 55 crore
Kolkata Knight Riders - INR 51 crore
SunRisers Hyderabad - INR 45 crore
Mumbai Indians - INR 45 crore
Rajasthan Royals - INR 41 crore
There are currently 204 slots remaining to be filled among the rosters of the 10 franchises. Of these slots, 70 are designated for overseas players. The highest reserve price is set at Rs 2 crore, with 82 players choosing to be included in this top bracket.
Mumbai Indians
Players retained: Jasprit Bumrah (Rs 18 crore), Suryakumar Yadav (Rs 16.35 crore), Hardik Pandya (Rs 16.35 crore), Rohit Sharma (Rs 16.30 crore), Tilak Varma (Rs 8 crore)
Right-to-match (RTM): 1 (uncapped)
Sunrisers Hyderabad
Players retained: Heinrich Klaasen (Rs 23 crore), Pat Cummins (Rs 18 crore), Abhishek Sharma (Rs 14 crore), Travis Head (Rs 14 crore), Nitish Kumar Reddy (Rs 6 crore)
Right-to-match (RTM): 1 (uncapped)
Chennai Super Kings
Players retained: Ruturaj Gaikwad (Rs 18 crore), Ravindra Jadeja (Rs 18 crore), Matheesha Pathirana (Rs 13 crore), Shivam Dube (Rs 12 crore), MS Dhoni (Rs 4 crore)
Right-to-match (RTM): 1 (capped/uncapped)
Royal Challengers Bengaluru
Players retained: Virat Kohli (Rs 21 crore), Rajat Patidar (Rs 11 crore), Yash Dayal (Rs 5 crore)
Right-to-match (RTM): 3 (capped/uncapped)
Delhi Capitals
Players retained: Axar Patel (Rs 16.50 crore), Kuldeep Yadav (Rs 13.25 crore), Tristan Stubbs (Rs 10 crore), Abishek Porel (Rs 4 crore)
Right-to-match (RTM): 2 (capped/uncapped)
Kolkata Knight Riders
Players retained: Rinku Singh (Rs 13 crore), Varun Chakravarthy (Rs 12 crore), Sunil Narine (Rs 12 crore), Andre Russell (Rs 12 crore), Harshit Rana (Rs 4 crore), Ramandeep Singh (Rs 4 crore)
Right-to-match (RTM): None
Rajasthan Royals
Players retained: Sanju Samson (Rs 18 crore), Yashasvi Jaiswal (Rs 18 crore), Riyan Parag (Rs 14 crore), Dhruv Jurel (Rs 14 crore), Shimron Hetmyer (Rs 11 crore), Sandeep Sharma (Rs 4 crore)
Right-to-match (RTM): None
Gujarat Titans
Players retained: Rashid Khan (Rs 18 crore), Shubman Gill (Rs 16.50 crore), Sai Sudharsan (Rs 8.50 crore), Rahul Tewatia (Rs 4 crore), Shahrukh Khan (Rs 4 crore)
Right-to-match (RTM): 1 (capped)
Lucknow Super Giants
Players retained: Nicholas Pooran (Rs 21 crore), Ravi Bishnoi (Rs 11 crore), Mayank Yadav (Rs 11 crore), Mohsin Khan (Rs 4 crore), Ayush Badoni (Rs 4 crore)
Right-to-match (RTM): 1 (capped)
Punjab Kings
Players retained: Shashank Singh (Rs 5.5 crore), Prabhsimran Singh (Rs 4 crore)
Right-to-match (RTM): 4 (capped)
The Right-to-Match (RTM) rule is being reintroduced for this year's auction, following its last utilization in the 2018 edition. The RTM card will enable teams that did not utilize their full quota of six player retentions prior to the auction to retain some players from their previous squads. This rule provides teams with the opportunity to strategically retain key players and maintain a competitive edge in the upcoming season.
Following the successful event in Dubai last year, this marks the second occasion that an IPL auction is being held outside of India. The list for this year's auction includes 318 uncapped Indian players, 12 uncapped international prospects, and 210 international players. Notably, twelve top players have been divided into two groups and will be the first to be presented at the auction.
Welcome to our live coverage of the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025 mega auction, taking place in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. A total of 577 players will be up for auction, competing for 201 available slots. Stay tuned as we bring you all the latest updates in real-time.
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