IPL 2024 Auction: BCCI announces full list of players, only 3 Indians in Rs 2 crore category

Digital Desk: The entire list of cricket players up for auction at the IPL 2024 event, scheduled for December 19 in Dubai, has been released by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI). The announcement was made through the Indian Premier League's social media channels. 

Travis Head, Mitchell Starc, and Pat Cummins—the three World Cup 2023 winners—are at the top of the 333-player list. Despite England's recent troubles in white-ball cricket, twenty-three players, including Harry Brook, Chris Woakes, Jamie Overton, Ben Duckett, and Adil Rashid, have put themselves in the highest price category of Rs 2 crore.

Notable emerging players for the World Cup 2023, Rachin Ravindra and Azmatullah Omarzai, have put themselves in the Rs 50 lakh range, indicating that a vigorous bidding war is expected for their services.

Rs 2 Crore Bracket, Harry Brook – England, Travis Head – Australia, Rilee Rossouw - South Africa, Steve Smith – Australia, Gerald Coetzee - South Africa, Pat Cummins – Australia, Chris Woakes- England, Josh Inglis – Australia, Lockie Ferguson - New Zealand, Josh Hazlewood – Australia, Mitchell Starc – Australia, Mujeeb Ur Rahman – Afghanistan, Jamie Overton – England, David Willey –England, B Ben Duckett – England, Mustafizur Rahman – Bangladesh, Adil Rashid – England, Rassie van der Dussen – South Africa, James Vince – England, Sean Abbott – Australia 

Harshal Patel, Shardul Thakur and Umesh Yadav

 

Wanindu Hasaranga - Sri Lanka, Philip Salt – England, Colin Munro - New Zealand, Sherfane Rutherford - West Indies, Tom Curran – England, Jason Holder - West Indies, Mohammad Nabi – Afghanistan, James Neesham - New Zealand, Daniel Sams – Australia, Chris Jordan – England, Tymal Mills – England, Jhye Richardson – Australia, Tim Southee - New Zealand

Rovman Powell - West Indies, Daryl Mitchell - New Zealand, Alzarri, Joseph - West Indies, Aston Turner – Australia, Michael Bracewell -New Zealand, Dwaine Pretorious - South Africa, Sam Billings – England, Gus Atkinson – England, Kyle Jamieson - New Zealand, Riley Meredith – Australia, Adam Milne - New Zealand, Wayne Parnell - South Africa, David Wiese - Netherlands

 

Ish Sodhi - New Zealand, Finn Allen - New Zealand, Fabian Allen - West Indies, Keemo Paul - West Indies, Shai Hope - West Indies, Taskin Ahmed – Bangladesh, Matt Henry - New Zealand, Lance Morris – Australia, Ollie Robinson – England, Billy Stanlake – Australia, Olly Stone - England

Rachin Ravindra - New Zealand, Azmatullah Omarzai – Afghanistan, Luke Wood – England, Lizaad Williams - South Africa, Nuwan Tushara - Sri lanka, Oshane Thomas - West Indies, George Scrimshaw – England, Richard Nagvara – Zimbabwe, Blessing Muzarbani – Zimbabwe, Obed McCoy - West Indies, Lahiru Kumara- Sri Lanka, Spencer Johnson – Australia, Shoriful Islam – Bangladesh, Richard Gleeson – England, Ben Dwarshius – Australia, Fareed Ahmed – Afghanistan, Johnson Charles - West Indies, Odean Smith - West Indies, Matthew Short – Australia, Dasun Shanaka - Sri Lanka, Wiaam Mulder - South Africa, Keshav Maharaj - South Africa, George, Linde -South Africa, George Carton – England,  Matthew Forde - West Indies, Ben Cutting – Australia, Brydon Carse – England, Charith, Asalanka - Sri Lanka, Rehan Ahmed- England, Qaiz Ahmad – Afghanistan, Wesley Agar- Australia, Najibullah Zadran – Afghanistan, Ibrahim Zadran – Afghanistan, Brandon King - West Indies, Reeza Hendricks - South Africa, Samuel Hain – England, Mark Chapman - New Zealand, Alick Athanazae - West Indies, Mohammad Waqar – Afghanistan, Akeal Hosein - West Indies, Dilshan Madushanka - Sri Lanka, Tristan Stubbs - South Africa, Kusal Mendis - Sri Lanka