IPL 2022: One Big mistake in retention by each IPL team that can prove very costly for them; Check details

Mumbai Indians wicketkeeper Ishan Kishan has been a standout player for the franchise in the last few seasons. He slammed 516 and 241 in the last two editions with the ability to take on the bowlers from ball 1. MI might look to rebuy him at IPL 2022 Auction but will face stiff competition at the mega auction.

Shardul Thakur took 21 wickets for CSK last season. Now, he is gaining all the limelight after his exceptional performance at the Wanderers with 7-wickets against Proteas. He has the ability to bowl at any moment of the game with an ability to chip in with some runs at the late end.

Shreyas Iyer has emerged as a powerful leader in IPL. He guided DC to IPL 2020 finals as captain. He is a crucial middle-order player who can define the innings and change the course of the game owing to his fiery batting ability. Shreyas was bought for Rs 7 crore by DC but his IPL salary is likely to surge like R Jadeja of CSK who has been retained for Rs 16 crore. Iyer has led in 41 IPL matches and won 21 games at a success percentage of 53.65.

Rashid Khan is unarguably one of the best spinners in the shortest format and has picked up 400 wickets in T20 cricket. He made his IPL debut with Sunrisers Hyderabad in 2017 and was signed for Rs 4 crore. He has picked up 93 wickets in 76 matches for SRH in the tournament. He was retained by The Orange Army franchise for Rs 9 crore earlier in 2018 and decided to part ways in hope of getting a better price.

The most wanted player of IPL 2022 is none other than KL Rahul. He has smashed a century against South Africa in 1st Test. The opening batsman smashed 550+ runs for the record 4 consecutive IPL seasons. He is expected to earn big in the upcoming auction owing to captaincy talent. His last IPL salary of Rs 11 crore would easily cross Rs 16.25 crore mark to make him the costliest player ever in IPL history. The 30-year-old has led in 27 matches and could lead any IPL team

Surprisingly not retained by RCB, Yuzvendra Chahal is likely to hit a market where most teams require a spinner to lead their attack. He bounced back to his very best after a disastrous IPL 2021 Phase 1 and remains one of the best bets to take a wicket in the middle overs. Yuzvendra Chahal remains India’s finest leg-spinner at the present moment, and a huge offer could very well come the way of the RCB star.

Australia captain Pat Cummins has been phenomenal in the Ashes. He has already scalped 10 wickets, including a fifer in a couple of tests. His captaincy tag is likely to reward him big at IPL 2022 mega auctions. The formidable pacer comes with an experience of 37 IPL matches and 38 wickets.