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IPL 2024 Auction: Most expensive Indian players at each auction

IPL 2024 Auction: Most expensive Indian players at each auction

MS Dhoni was the highest buy in the inaugural season of the Indian Premier League.

The Indian Premier League (IPL) 2024 auction is ready to be held on December 19. Before the decision day, let us dive into the most expensive Indian players at each auction. The list starts with the legendary MS Dhoni, who was bought for $1.5 million in the inaugural season.

PlayerEditionFranchisePrice
MS Dhoni2008Chennai Super Kings$1.5 million
Mohammad Kaif2010Kings XI Punjab$ 250,000
Gautam Gambhir2011Kolkata Knight Riders$2.4 million
Ravindra Jadeja2012Chennai Super Kings$2 million
Abhishek Nayar2013Pune Warriors $675,000
Yuvraj Singh2014Royal Challengers Bangalore₹14 crore
Yuvraj Singh2015Delhi Daredevils*₹ 16 crore
Pawan Negi2016Delhi Daredevils₹8.5 crore
Karn Sharma2017Rising Pune Supergiant₹3.20 crore
Jaydev Unadkat2018Rajasthan Royals₹11.5 crore
Varun Chakravarthy & Jaydev Unadkat2019Kings XI Punjab* & Rajasthan Royals₹8.4 crore
Piyush Chawla2020Chennai Super Kings₹6.75 crore
Krishnappa Gowtham2021Chennai Super Kings₹9.25 crore
Ishan Kishan2022Mumbai Indians₹15.25 crore
Mayank Agarwal2023Sunrisers Hyderabad ₹8.25 crore

Few most expensive Indian buys ahead of IPL 2024 Auction

MS Dhoni

The most successful skipper in IPL history was bought by the Super Kings in 2008 for $1.5 million. That amount seemed huge at the time, but the wicketkeeper has paid the franchise back handsomely. Dhoni led them to 5 titles (joint most) and the most match wins (113) in IPL history.

Ravindra Jadeja

One of the costliest picks ($2 million) by CSK in IPL auction history. Jadeja went on to be part of four title runs for the franchise. His last ball four in the IPL 2023 Final helped CSK claim a record 5th title. The all-rounder is CSK’s 2nd-highest wicket-taker and 8th-highest run scorer, having played 172 matches for the franchise.

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Yuvraj Singh

Unlike Maxwell, RCB paying Yuvraj ₹14 crore did not end well for them in 2014. In the 14 matches he played, Yuvraj managed to score 376 runs at an average of 34.18 and a strike rate of 135.25. The all-rounder had poor returns with the ball, picking up just 5 wickets.

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