“Guidelines” in the auction registration system, shared by BCCI with national associations, set the lowest prices a cricketer can choose from.
Base prices for the opening auction ahead of the Women’s Indian Premier League (WIPL) range from He’s Rs 100,000 to He’s Rs 50,000 in five categories. Auction registration deadline is January 26th.
According to the ‘Guidelines’ in the auction registration system shared by the Indian Cricket Control Board (BCCI) with the state federations and accessed by Sportstar, there is a minimum price that a cricketer can choose from.
Capped players – those who have played in India or are currently on a central contract – can opt for Rs. With 30 lakh, Rs.40 lakh or Rs.50 lakh as base price, he has two options (Rs.10 lakh and Rs.20 lakh) for uncapped cricketer. The notification to state federations is specifically related to the participation of Indian cricketers. A BCCI official confirmed that he will follow the same five categories for foreign cricketers.
The email doesn’t mention the date of the auction or his WIPL, but it says the auction will take place in “February” and the first edition of the WIPL says he will take place in early March to late March. I’m here. A tentative date for the auction is he understood to be February 11th and WIPL is scheduled to take place in Maharashtra from his March 6th to 26th.
The auction registration process requires the cricketer to declare a personal sponsor and also prohibits the player’s agent from being directly involved in the auction process. “BCCI deals only directly with national authorities and has no contact with players’ agents or managers. The name will be immediately removed from the auction register and/or auction listing (as applicable),” the policy states.