Full List of Sold Players in The IPL 2024 Auction

The IPL 2024 auction took place yesterday, December 19th, 2023, in Dubai. The Full List of Sold Players in the IPL 2024 Auction is given below. There were a maximum of 77 slots available across all teams. In the auction, 72 players were successfully signed, and the total amount spent amounted to 234.50 crores. KKR secured Mitchell Starc for a record-breaking 24.75 crores, marking the highest purchase in IPL history. Now, let’s review the comprehensive list of players sold in the IPL 2024 Auction.

Delhi Capitals (9 Players, 17.6 Crore)

The Delhi Capitals focused on adding young talent and bolstering their bowling attack in this year’s auction. They snagged Harry Brook for 4 Crore and Ricky Bhui for 20 Lakh to strengthen their top order, while Jhye Richardson (5 Crore) and Rasikh Salam (20 Lakh) were brought in to bolster the pace attack. They also picked up Kumar Kushagra for a whopping 7.2 Crore and Sumit Kumar for 1 Crore, showcasing their faith in future potential.

Sunrisers Hyderabad (7 Players, 30.8 Crore)

The Sunrisers Hyderabad had a busy auction, looking to fill several key gaps in their squad. Pat Cummins was their headline acquisition, going for a record-breaking 20.5 Crore. They also picked up Travis Head (6.8 Crore) and Wanindu Hasaranga (1.5 Crore) to bolster their middle order, while Jaydev Unadkat (1.6 Crore) and Akash Singh (20 Lakh) were added to the bowling attack. Finally, they snagged bargain buys in Mujeeb Ur Rahman (2 Crore) and Jhathavedh Subramanyan (20 Lakh).

Chennai Super Kings (6 Players, 30.4 Crore)

The Chennai Super Kings made some strategic buys to fill specific needs in their lineup. Daryl Mitchell (14 Crore) was brought in as a reliable middle-order batsman, while Shardul Thakur (4 Crore) adds firepower to the bowling attack. They also picked up young talent like Rachin Ravindra (1.8 Crore) and Aravelly Avanish (20 Lakh), while Mustafizur Rahman (2 Crore) and Sameer Rizvi (8.4 Crore) offer experience and versatility.

Mumbai Indians (7 Players, 16.7 Crore)

The Mumbai Indians aimed for experience and versatility in this auction. Gerald Coetzee (5 Crore) and Dilshan Madushanka (4.6 Crore) bolster their pace attack, while Mohammad Nabi (1.5 Crore) and Shreyas Gopal (20 Lakh) add spin options. They also picked up Nuwan Thushara (4.8 Crore) for explosive batting and Naman Dhir (20 Lakh) and Anshul Kamboj (20 Lakh) as promising youngsters.

Royal Challengers Bangalore (6 Players, 20.4 Crore)

The Royal Challengers Bangalore focused on specific needs in their lineup. Alzarri Joseph (11.5 Crore) was their big buy, expected to lead the pace attack. Tom Curran (1.5 Crore) and Lockie Ferguson (2 Crore) offer additional bowling options, while Yash Dayal (5 Crore) is a promising young talent. Swapnil Singh (20 Lakh) and Saurav Chauhan (20 Lakh) were picked up for their batting abilities

Kolkata Knight Riders (8 Players, 31.35 Crore)

The Kolkata Knight Riders were active in the auction, looking to fill several holes in their squad. Mitchell Starc (24.75 Crore) was their marquee buy, expected to spearhead the pace attack. They also picked up KS Bharat (50 Lakh) and Chetan Sakariya (50 Lakh) as wicket-keeping options, while Angkrish Raghuvanshi (20 Lakh), Ramandeep Singh (20 Lakh), and Manish Pandey (50 Lakh) add batting depth. Mujeeb Ur Rahman (2 Crore) and Sherfane Rutherford (1.5 Crore) offer additional bowling flexibility.

Rajasthan Royals (6 Players, 14.3 Crore)

The Rajasthan Royals focused on adding firepower to their batting lineup. Rovman Powell (7.4 Crore) and Shubham Dubey (5.8 Crore) were their big buys, expected to provide explosive finishes. They also picked up Tom Kohler-Cadmore (40 Lakh) and Nandre Burger (50 Lakh) as additional batting options, while Azmatullah Omarzai (50 Lakh) offers versatility as a bowling all-rounder. Abid Mushtaq (20 Lakh) was a surprise pick, potentially for his middle-order batting role.

Punjab Kings (5 Players, 24.95 Crore)

The Punjab Kings made some strategic buys to strengthen their core. Harshal Patel (11.75 Crore) was their biggest purchase, expected to lead the bowling attack. Chris Woakes (4.2 Crore) and Rilee Rossouw (8 Crore) add batting depth and experience, while Prince Choudhary (20 Lakh) is a promising young talent.

Lucknow Super Giants (7 Players, 12.2 Crore)

The Lucknow Super Giants sought to build a balanced squad with a mix of experience and youth. Shivam Mavi (6.4 Crore) was their most expensive buy, expected to bolster the pace attack. David Willey (2 Crore) and Ashton Turner (1 Crore) add batting depth, while Manimaran Siddharth (2.4 Crore) is a promising young spinner. They also picked up experienced players like Gus Atkinson (1 Crore) and Shashank Singh (20 Lakh).

Gujarat Titans (8 Players, 30.3 Crore)

The Gujarat Titans focused on creating a formidable bowling attack. Umesh Yadav (5.8 Crore) and Azmatullah Omarzai (50 Lakh) were their key pace buys, while Kartik Tyagi (60 Lakh), Sushant Mishra (2.2 Crore), and Yash Dayal (5 Crore) offer additional options. They also picked up strong batting talent in Spencer Johnson (10 Crore) and Shahrukh Khan (7.4 Crore), as well as promising young spinners in Manav Suthar (20 Lakh) and Jhathavedh Subramanyan (20 Lakh).

Full List of Unsold Players in IPL 2024 Auction