The IPL 2024 auction list includes 333 cricketers who will be auctioned off in Dubai on Tuesday.
The Indian Premier League (IPL) 2024 auction is rapidly approaching. The IPL 2024 auction list includes 333 cricketers who will go under the gavel in Dubai on Tuesday. There are 214 Indians and 119 overseas players, with two from associate nations among the 333 total. There are 116 capped players, 215 uncapped players, and two from associate nations. A total of 77 spots are now available, with up to 30 reserved for foreign players. The highest reserve fee is INR 2 crore, with 23 players opting to be in the top bracket. There are 13 players on the auction list, with a starting bid of INR 1.5 crore.
There is great speculation about who will be the most expensive player in the IPL 2024 auction. With the participation of Australian talents like as Pat Cummins, Mitchell Starc, and Travis Head, among others, there is bound to be a lot of interest in the players. Former SunRisers coach Tom Moody, who led the team to the 2016 IPL title, has made some fascinating predictions for the IPL auction.
“I don’t believe Steve Smith will be picked up in the auction this year.” Second, Mitchell Starc will beat Sam Curran’s all-time auction record of Rs 18.50 crore. “I believe he will go beyond that,” Moody told news sources.
Former Australian cricketer Shahrukh Khan, who formerly served as head coach of the Sri Lankan men’s cricket team, could join the Chennai Super Kings.
“I believe Shahrukh Khan will be picked up by CSK, and the fee will be close to what he was released for by Punjab Kings, which was around Rs 9 crore.” Gujarat Titans will have the most money left after the auction. Finally, the World Cup will have a huge influence on the players chosen. They’re going to make a lot of money.”
Going into the IPL 2024 Auction, the 2023 runner-up Gujarat Titans hold the largest purse of Rs 38.15 crore, while Sunrisers Hyderabad, who finished last in the 2023, have Rs 34 crore remaining. The other teams are Kolkata Knight Riders (Rs 32.7 crore), Chennai Super Kings (Rs 31.4 crore), Punjab Kings (Rs 29.1 crore), Delhi Capitals (Rs 28.95 crore), Royal Challengers Bangalore (Rs 23.25 crore), Mumbai Indians (Rs 17.75 crore), Rajasthan Royals (Rs 14.5 crore), and Lucknow Super Giants (Rs 13.15 crore).
