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When is the IPL Auction 2025? Check proposed dates

When is the IPL Auction 2025? Check proposed dates

Before the auction, all ten franchises have to submit their respective player retention lists till October 31.

The IPL Auction 2025 is expected to clash with the first Test match of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy (BGT) between India and Australia. As per reports, the IPL Auction 2025 proposed dates have brought a significant challenge in front of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) and broadcasters due to the clashing of dates. The report also states that Saudi Arabia’s capital city, Riyadh, is expected to be the venue where the mega auction is held.

IPL 2025 Auction date

As per a report by Cricbuzz, the IPL Auction 2025 is expected to be conducted on November 24 and 25. Apart from Riyadh, BCCI has also narrowed down Jeddah as another option, but Riyadh is likely to act as the host city for the event.

Earlier, it was being reported that BCCI had explored Dubai, Singapore, and London as options. At one stage, even Vienna was being considered; however, Saudi Arabia is believed to have been finalized.

Before the auction, all ten franchises have to submit their respective player retention lists till October 31 by 5 PM, IST being the deadline. All eyes are on the retention lists, as some big players might be released and can go under the hammer.

IPL Auction 2025 to clash with BGT

To note, the first Test between Australia and India begins on Nov 22. Notably, the BGT series will be shown on Disney Star, who are also the official broadcasters of the Indian Premier League. Thus, all parties want to avoid any overlap. Although due to the time difference with Australia, there is unlikely to be any clash. The auction is expected to commence in the afternoon, as per Indian Standard Time (IST).

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