IPL Auction 2023:
See the best Indian signings from Friday’s IPL 2023 auction.
The Indian Premier League (IPL) 2023 auction ended on Friday in Kochi.
Ten teams bought his 80 players out of a total of 405 cricketers in a one-day mini-auction process. At the auction, 51 Indians were sold because seven teams had reached his 25-player maximum roster limit.
Out of 51 Indian players, 41 uncapped players were recruited to the franchise, 5 of whom signed his 10 million rupee or higher contract.
See the best Indian signatures from the IPL 2023 auction:
Shivam Mavi – Rs 6 crore – Gujarat Titans
Uttar Pradesh sailor Shiva Mavi received the highest bid of any uncapped Indian player in his auction for the IPL 2023 Mini. The 24-year-old Seamer signed for defending champions Gujarat Titans for Rs 60 crore after attracting interest from Chennai Super Kings, his former franchises Kolkata Knight Riders and Rajasthan Royals.
Mavi has led Uttar’s Pradesh attack in every format this season with strong pace and skill with the new ball. He started his IPL career with his KKR, winning his 30 wickets in 32 games. Mavi received a high bid of Rs 725 crore from KKR at the 2022 auction but was dismissed after the season in an indifferent manner.
The 2023 Indian Premier League (IPL) auction ended on Friday in Kochi.
He bought 80 players out of a total of 405 cricketers with 10 teams in his one-day mini-auction process. At the auction, 51 Indians were sold because seven teams had reached his 25-player maximum roster limit.
Out of 51 Indian players, 41 uncapped players were recruited to the franchise, 5 of whom signed his 10 million rupee or higher contracts.
Check out the best Indian signatures from the IPL 2023 auction:
Shivam Mavi – Rs 6 crore – Gujarat Titans
Uttar Pradesh sailor Shiva Mavi has won the highest bid among uncapped Indian sailors at the IPL 2023 Mini auction. The 24-year-old Seamer signed with the defending champions Gujarat Titans for Rs.
Mavi has led the Uttar Pradesh attack in every form this season. He started his IPL career with his KKR, winning his 30 wickets in 32 games. Mavi said that at the 2022 auction he received a high bid from KKR of Rs 725 million, but was indifferently dismissed after the end of the season.
Vivrant Sharma – Rs 2.6 crore – Sunrisers Hyderabad
Jammu and Kashmir opener his Vivrant Sharma won the jackpot of his mini-hi auction after signing a hefty deal from Sunrisers Hyderabad. Vivrant was sacked at Rs 2.6 crore by SRH after Kolkata kicked him out of his base price of Rs 200 crore.
The attacking left-hander Vijay Hazare was one of J&K’s main players in his trophy’s first semi-final run. Vivrant was J&K’s second highest scorer in his 50 overs in his tournament, averaging 56.42 where he scored 395 runs. The 23-year-old said he had two 50 runs batted in and scored 128 runs in Mushtaq Ali in his trophy and batting average he was 145.45. Mayank Dagar – Rs 1.8 crore – Sunrisers Hyderabad
Nearly four years after his first and only season in the IPL with the Kings XI Punjab (now the Punjab Kings), Mayank Dagger is back in the league with Sunrisers signing his Hyderabad deal for his Rs 1.8 crore. I was.
Dagger, a practical low-order slugger and wicket-taking left-arm spinner, saw SRH and Rajasthan he being chased by the Royals as his bid exceeded his Rs. He’s yet to make his IPL debut, but Dagar is on the right track. Dagar has been a regular in all formats for Himachal in the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy this season, with him taking 12 wickets from his seven games for Pradesh.
The nephew of former Indian batsman Virender Sehwag, Dagger is considered one of the fittest players in the domestic circus. The 26-year-old was part of India’s U-19 World Cup team in 2016. Duggar took 11 wickets as India finished second.
KS Bharat – Rs 1.2 crore – Gujarat Titans
Andhra Pradesh wicketkeeper KS Bharat clinched his IPL season lead in 2021 in Delhi His IPL career decided when he defeated Challengers Bangalore in last ball 6 against Capitals I would have hoped for a dramatic change. However, Bharat the next season he moved to DC and after being fired after that, he played only three games in the IPL.
Bharat is back in the IPL after his Rs 1.2 crore deal from the Gujarat Titans looking for a stable goalkeeper. Bharat’s wicket-keeping skills were praised when he came on as a substitute for India in a friendly against New Zealand in late 2021. Regarded as a fluent red ball player, Bharat won the Ranji trophy in 2015. made headlines when he became the first wicket-keeper hitter to break his third century in the .