Team wise players after 2022 auction

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 The two-day mega IPL auction went smoothly as 204 players were sold to the 10 teams. Two new teams named Gujarat Titans and Lucknow Supergiants retained three players from the draft.

It promises to be a great season with many uncapped Indian players who performed well in the domestic season has been chance.

Here we look at the retained and bought players by teams after the 2022 auction

1.       Chennai Super Kings

Retained

Ravindra Jadeja, Moeen Ali, MS Dhoni and Ruturaj Gaikwad

 

Bought Players

Robin Uthappa ( 2 Crore), Dwayne Bravo ( 4.4 Crore), Ambati Rayudu ( 6.75 Crore), Deepak Chahar ( 14 Crore), KM Asif ( 20 Lakhs), Tushar Deshpande ( 20 Lakhs), Shivam Dube ( 4 Crore), Mahesh Theekshana ( 70 Lakhs), Rajvardhan Hangekar ( 1.50 Crore),  Devon Conway ( 1 Crore), Dwaine Pretorius ( 50 Lakhs), Mitchell Santer ( 1.90 Crore), Adam Milne ( 1.90 Crore), Subhranshu Senapati ( 20 Lakhs), Simarjeet Singh ( 20 Lakhs), Mukesh Choudhary ( 20 Lakhs), Prashant Solanki ( 1.20 Crore), Hari Nishanth ( 20 Lakhs), Chris Jordan ( 3.60 Crore), Narayan Jagadeesan ( 20 Lakhs), K Bhagath Verma ( 20 Lakhs).

2.       Mumbai Indians

Retained

Rohit Sharma, Jasprit Bumrah, Surya Kumar Yadav, Kieron Pollard

 

Bought Players

Ishan Kishan ( 15.25 Crore), Dewald Brevis ( 3 Crore), Murgun Ashwin ( 1.6 Crore), Jaydev Unadkat ( 1.3 Crore), N Tilak Verma ( 1.70 Crore), Jofra Archer ( 8 Crore), Sanjay Yadav ( 50 Lakhs), Mayank Markande ( 65 Lakhs), Daniel Sams ( 2.60 Crore), Tymal Mills ( 1.50 Crore), Tim David ( 8.50 Crore), Riley Meredith ( 1 Crore), Mohmmad Arshad Khan ( 20 Lakhs), Anmolpreet Singh ( 20 Lakhs), Ramandeep Singh ( 20 Lakhs), Rahul Bhuddi ( 20 Lakhs), Fabien Allen ( 75 Lakhs), Arjun Tendulkar ( 30 Lakhs), Aryan Juyal ( 20 Lakhs), Hrithik Shoreen ( 20 Lakhs),

 

3.       Royal Challengers Bangalore

Retained Players

Virat Kohli, Maxwell, Mohammed Siraj

 

Bought Players

Faf Du Plessis ( 7 Crore), Harshal Patel ( 10.75 Crore), Wanindu Hasaranga ( 10.75 Crore), Dinesh Karthik ( 5.50 Crore), Josh Hazlewood ( 7.75 Crore), Shahbaz Ahmed ( 2.4 Crore), Anuj Rawat ( 3.4 Crore), Sherfane Rutherford ( 1 Crore), Jason Behrendroff ( 75 Lakhs), Finn Allen ( 80 Lakhs), Mahipal Lomror ( 95 Lakhs), Suyash Prabhudesai ( 30 Lakhs), Karn Sharma ( 50 Lakhs), Chama Milind ( 25 Lakhs), Aneeshwar Gautam ( 20 Lakhs), Siddarth Kaul ( 75 Lakhs), Luvnith Sisodia ( 20 Lakhs), David Willey ( 2 Crore), Akashdeep ( 20 Lakhs).

4.       Delhi Capitals

Retained

Pant, Nortje, Prithvi Shaw, Axar Patel

 

Bought Players

David Warner ( 6.25 Crore), Mitchell Marsh ( 6.5 Crore), Shardul Thakur ( 10.75 Crore), Mustafizur Rahman ( 2 Crore), Kuldeep Yadav ( 2 Crore), Ashwin Hebbar (  20 Lakhs), Abishek Sharma ( 20 Lakhs), Kamlesh Nagarkoti ( 1.10 Crore), KS Bharat ( 2 Crore), Mandeep Singh ( 1.10 Crore), Khaleel Ahmed ( 5.25 Crore), Chetan Sakaryia ( 4.2 Crore), Lalit Yadav ( 65 Lakhs), Ripal Patel ( 20 Lakhs), Yash Dhull ( 50 Lakhs), Rovman Powell ( 2.8 Crore), Pravin Dubey ( 50 Lakhs), Lungi Ngidi ( 50 Lakhs), Vicky Ostwal ( 20 Lakhs).

5.       Punjab Kings

Retained

Mayank Agarwal, Arshdeep Singh

 

Bought Players

Shikhar Dhawan ( 8.25 Crore), Kagiso Rabada ( 9.25 Crore), Jonny Bairstow ( 6.75 Crore), Rahul Chahar ( 5.25 Crore), Sharukh Khan ( 9 Crore), Harpreet Brar ( 3.8 Crore), Prabhsimran Singh ( 60 Lakhs), Jitesh Sharma ( 20 Lakhs), Livingstone ( 11.5 Crore), Odean Smith ( 6 Crore), Ishan Porel ( 3.8 Crore), Sandeep Sharma ( 90 Lakhs), Raj Angad Bawa ( 2 Crore), Rishi Dhawan ( 55 Lakhs), Prekerk Mankad ( 20 Lakhs), Vaibhav Arora ( 2 Crore), Writtick Chatterjee ( 20 Lakhs), Baltej Dhanda ( 20 Lakhs), Ansh Patel ( 20 Lakhs), Nathan Ellis ( 75 Lakhs), Atharva Taide ( 20 Lakhs), Bhanuka Rajapaksa ( 20 Lakhs), Benny Howell ( 40 Lakhs).

 

6.       Rajasthan Royals

Retained

Sanju Samson, Jos Buttler, Jaiswal

 

Bought Players

R Ashwin ( 5 Crore), Trent Boult ( 8 Crore), Devdutt Paddikal ( 7.75 Crore), Prasidh Krishna ( 10 Crore), Y Chahal ( 6.25 Crore), Riyan Parag ( 3.80 Crore), Navdeep Saini ( 2.6 Crore), Obed Mcoy ( 75 Lakhs), Arunay Singh ( 20 Lakhs), Karun Nair ( 1.40 Crore), Kuldeep Sen ( 20 Lakhs), Dhruv Jurel ( 20 Lakhs), Daryl Mitchell ( 75 Lakhs), Rassie Van der Dussen ( 1 Crore), James Neesham ( 1.5 Crore), Nathan Coulter Nile ( 2 Crore), Kuldip Yadav ( 20 Lakhs), Tejas Baroka ( 20 Lakhs), Shubham Garhwal ( 20 Lakhs).

7.       Kolkata Knight Riders

Retained

Andre Russell, Varun Chakravarthy, Venetaksh Iyer, Sunil Narine

 

Bought Players

Shreyas Iyer ( 12.25 Crore), Nitish Rana ( 8 Crore), Pat Cummins ( 7.25 Crore), Shivam Mavi ( 7.25 Crore), Sheldon Jackson ( 60 Lakhs), Ajiyanka Rahane ( 1 Crore), Rinku Singh ( 55 Lakhs), Rasikh Dar ( 20 Lakhs), Baba Indrajith ( 20 Lakhs), Chamika Karaunate ( 50 Lakhs), Sam Billings ( 2 Crore), Pratham Singh ( 20 Lakhs), Abhijeet Tomar ( 40 Lakhs), Ashok Sharma ( 55 Lakhs), Alex Hales ( 1.5 Crore), Tim Southee ( 1.5 Crore), Ramesh Kumar ( 20 Lakhs), Umesh Yadav ( 2 Crore), Aman Khan ( 20 Lakhs).

8.       Sunrisers Hyderabad

Retained

Kane Williamson, Abdul Samad, Umran Malik

 

Bought Players

Washington Sundar ( 8.75 Crore), Nicolas Pooran ( 10.75 Crore), Bhuvneshwar Kumar ( 4.2 Crore), T Natarajan ( 4 Crore), Priyam Garg ( 20 Lakhs), Rahul Tripathi ( 8.5 Crore), Abhishek Sharma ( 6.5 Crore), Vishnu Vinod ( 50 Lakhs), Shreyas Gopal ( 75 Lakhs), Karthik Tyagi ( 4 Crore), Aiden Markram ( 2.6 Crore), Jagadeesha Suchith ( 20 Lakhs), Marco Jansen ( 4.2 Crore), Romario Shepheard ( 7.75 Crore), Glenn Phillips ( 1.50 Crore), Sean Abbott ( 2.4 Crore), R Samarth ( 20 Lakhs), Shashank Singh ( 20 Lakhs), Saurabh Dubey ( 20 Lakhs), Fazalhaq Farqooi ( 20 Lakhs).

9.       Lucknow SuperGiants

Retained

KL Rahul, Marcus Stoinis, Ravi Bishnoi

 

Bought Players

Quinton de Kock (6.75 Crore), Jason Holder ( 8.75 Crore), Deepak Hooda ( 5.75 Crore), Krunal Pandya ( 8.25 Crore), Mark Wood ( 7.5 Crore), Avesh Khan ( 10 Crore), Manish Pandey ( 4.6 Crore), Ankit Rajpoot ( 50 Lakhs), Krishnappa Gowtham ( 90 Lakhs), Dushmantha Chameera ( 2 Crore), Shahbaz Nadeem ( 50 Lakhs), Manan Vohra ( 20 Lakhs), Moshin Khan ( 20 Lakhs), Kyle Mayers ( 50 Lakhs), Ayush Badoni ( 20 Lakhs), Karan Sharma (50 Lakhs), Evin Lewis ( 2 Crore), Mayank Yadav ( 20 Lakhs).

 

10.   Gujarat Titans

Retained Players

Hardik Pandya, Rashid Khan, Shubman Gill

 

Bought Players

Mohammed Shami (6.25 Crore), Jason Roy (2 Crore), Lockie Ferguson (10 Crore), Abhinav Manohar ( 2. 6 Crore), Rahul Tewaita (9 Crore), Noor Ahmed (30 Lakhs), Dominic Drakes ( 1.10 Crore), Vijay Shankar ( 1.40 Crore), Jayant Yadav ( 1.70 Crore), Sai Kishore ( 3 Crore), Darshan Nalkande ( 20 Lakhs), Yash Dayal ( 3.2 Crore), Alazzari Joseph ( 2.40 Crore), David Miller ( 3 Crore), Pradeep Sangwan ( 20 Lakhs), Wriddhiman Saha ( 1.90 Crore), Matthew Wade ( 2.40 Crore), Varun Aaron ( 50 Lakhs), Gurkeerat Singh Mann ( 50 Lakhs).



 






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