IPL 2023 Auction LIVE: IPL Auction base price – Ben Stokes, Cameron Green, Sam Curran and Kane Williamson are amongst 21 players to command a Rs 2 crore base price in the upcoming IPL auction. The list includes former WestIndies captains Nicholas Pooran, and Jason Holder alongside South African duo Rilee Rossouw and Rassie van der Dussen. Meanwhile, No Indian player has set their price at Rs 2 crore for the mini-auction on December 23 in Kochi. Follow IPL 2023 LIVE Updates on Insidesport.IN
IPL 2023 Auction LIVE: Ben Stokes, Cameron Green, Kane Williamson, Sam Curran set Rs 2 crore base price, No Indian in list – Check details
A total of 21 players have listed their base price at the maximum of Rs 2 crore for the IPL auction as per ESPNCricinfo. However, for the first time ever, no Indian player is part of the Rs 2 crore bracket. Ben Stokes, Cameron Green and Sam Curran are in the bracket, with a bidding war expected for the all-rounders on December 23.
NEWS- 991 players register for TATA IPL 2023 Player Auction.
A total of 991 players (714 Indian and 277 overseas players) have signed up to be part of the TATA IPL 2023 Player Auction set to take place on 23rd December 2022 in Kochi.
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Former Sunrisers Hyderabad captain Kane Williamson also has listed a Rs 2 crore base price. Meanwhile, his ex-SRH teammate Nicholas Pooran has also commanded a Rs 2 crore asking price. Other prominent names include Jason Holder (released by LSG), Jimmy Neesham, Rilee Rossouw and Rassie van der Dussen.
IPL 2023 highest base price: IPL Auction 2 crore players
Earlier, all 10 franchises announced their retentions on November 15. Some big names such as Kane Williamson, Nicholas Pooran and Mayank Agarwal were all let go by their franchises. A total of 163 players were retained, opening up 87 new slots for the auction.
Remaining Purse:
- Sunrisers Hyderabad: Rs 42.25 Cr
- Punjab Kings: Rs 32.20 Cr
- Lucknow Supergiants: Rs 23.35 Cr
- Mumbai Indians: Rs 20.55 Cr
- Chennai Super Kings: Rs 20.45 cr
- Delhi Capitals: Rs 19.45 Cr
- Gujarat Titans: Rs 19.25cr
- Rajasthan Royals: Rs 13.20 Cr
- Royal Challengers Bangalore: Rs 8.75 Cr
- Kolkata Knight Riders: Rs 7.05cr.
