IPL Auction Day 2 Live IPL Auction 2022 Live Updates: SOLD - Avesh Khan to Lucknow Super Giants for 10 crore! CSK, Lucknow and MI are locked in a bidding war. CSK opt out and then DC jump in. SRH enter the race as well. But Lucknow seal the deal at 10 crore. It were the performances in the 2021 IPL that sort of sprung Avesh Khan into the limelight. He was a part of the Delhi Capitals setup for four years but they had a strong pace battery which meant that the chances were far and few. But last season he got the chance right from the start and he straightaway impressed and ended up playing all the matches. Preview: The 2022 IPL mega auction is here and it promises to be bigger and bolder than any previous auction. 2018 is when the last time a mega auction was held but only eight teams participated back then. This time, 10 teams will be part of the mega auction which will see a total of 590 players go under the hammer on 12 and 13 February in Bengaluru. It will be the fourth mega auction in the history of IPL. The previous three were held in 2011, 2014 and 2018 respectively. Ahead of a mega auction, teams have to release most of their players. This time the eight franchises from last season were only allowed to retain four players each. [caption id=“attachment_10367831” align=“alignnone” width=“640”]  IPL Mega Auction 2022, List of Players Live Updates[/caption] The two new teams from Lucknow and Ahmedabad were then allowed to make three draft picks. An IPL team is allowed to have a maximum of 25 and a minimum of 18 players in its squad. All the teams will have to pick their remaining squad players in the 2022 mega auction, which should make for a thrilling two-day event. A total of 1,214 players had originally signed up for the auction but the list was trimmed down to 590. 228 players in the auction pool are capped, 355 are uncapped while seven come from associate nations. In total, India is being represented by 370 players at the auction. The 590 players have been divided into eight base price bands which are: Rs 2 crore, Rs 1.5 crore, Rs 1 crore, Rs 75 lakh, Rs 50 lakh, Rs 40 lakh, Rs 30 lakh and Rs 20 lakh. A total of 48 players are part of the highest base price of Rs 2 crore, including Indian stars like Shikhar Dhawan, Ravichandran Ashwin, Ishan Kishan, Deepak Chahar, Mohammed Shami, Shardul Thakur, and overseas players such as David Warner, Ben Stokes, Imran Tahir, Kagiso Rabada and Shakib Al Hasan, etc. A total of 20 players are placed in the Rs 1.5 crore bracket and 33 are part of the Rs 1 crore bracket. Among the players who are expected to break auction records are Shreyas Iyer who is a solid middle-order batter and is also seen as potential captaincy material. Ishan Kishan with his wicket-keeping and flamboyant batting skills could also fetch a lot of money in the auction. Shardul Thakur is another Indian name who could land a big deal considering he is now a proven all-rounder in the international arena. Among the overseas players, David Warner, Quinto de Kock and Kagiso Rabada are the usual suspects. West Indies player Jason Holder is also expected to spark a bidding war at the auction. Click here to follow the comprehensive IPL auction 2022 coverage IPL 2022 player mega auction: From purse to base prices, here's everything you need to know Read all the Latest News , Trending News , Cricket News , Bollywood News , India News and Entertainment News here. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
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Players bought by GT today:
Mohammed Shami (Rs 6.25 crore)
Lockie Ferguson (Rs 10 crore)
Jason Roy (Rs 2 crore)
Abhinav Sadarangani (Rs 2.6 crore)
Rahul Tewatia ( Rs 9 crore)
Noor Ahmed (Rs 30 lakh)
R Sai Kishore (Rs 3 crore)
Players bought by RR today:
R Ashwin ( Rs 5 crore)
Trent Boult ( Rs 8 crore)
Shimron Hetmyer (Rs 8.5 crore)
Devdutt Padikkal (Rs 7.75 crore)
Prasidh Krishna (Rs 10 crore)
Yuzvendra Chahal (Rs 6.5 crore)
Riyan Parag (Rs 3.80 crore)
KC Cariappa (Rs 30 lakh)
Players bought by PBKS today:
Shikhar Dhawan (Rs 8.25 crore)
Kagiso Rabada (Rs 9.25 crore)
Jonny Bairstow (Rs 6.75 crore)
Rahul Chahar (Rs 5.25 crore)
Shahrukh Khan (Rs 9 crore)
Harpreet Brar (Rs 3.8 crore)
Prabhsimran Singh ( Rs 60 lakh)
Jitesh Sharma (Rs 20 lakh)
Ishan Porel (Rs 25 lakh)
Players bought by DC today:
David Warner (Rs 6.25 crore)
Mitchell Marsh (Rs 6.50 crore)
Shardul Thakur (Rs 10.75 crore)
Mustafizur Rahman (Rs 2 crore)
Kuldeep Yadav (Rs 2 crore)
Ashwin Hebbar (Rs 20 lakh)
Sarfaraz Khan (Rs 20 lakh)
Kamlesh Nagarkoti (Rs 1.10 crore)
KS Bharat (Rs 2 crore)
Players bought by LSG today:
Quinton de Kock (Rs 6.75 crore)
Manish Pandey (Rs 4.6 crore)
Jason Holder (Rs 8.75 crore)
Deepak Hooda ( Rs 5.75 crore)
Krunal Pandya ( Rs 8.25 crore)
Mark Wood ( Rs 7.5 crore)
Avesh Khan (Rs 10 crore)
Ankit Rajpoot (Rs 50 lakh)
Players bought by SRH today:
Washington Sundar (Rs 8.75 crore)
Nicholas Pooran ( Rs 10.75 crore)
T Natarajan (Rs 4 crore)
Bhuvneshwar Kumar (Rs 4.40 crore)
Priyam Garg (Rs 20 lakh)
Rahul Tripathi (Rs 8.5 crore)
Abhishek Sharma (Rs 6.5 crore)
Kartik Tyagi (Rs 4 crore)
Shreyas Gopal (Rs 75 lakhs)
J Suchith (Rs 20 lakh)
Players bought by KKR today:
Shreyas Iyer (Rs 12.25 cre)
Pat Cummins (Rs 7.25 crore)
Nitish Rana (Rs 8 crore)
Shivam Mavi (Rs 7.25 crore)
Sheldon Jackson (Rs 60 lakh)
Robin Uthappa ( Rs 2 crore)
Dwayne Bravo (Rs 4.4 crore)
Ambati Rayudu (Rs 6.75 crore)
Deepak Chahar (Rs 14 crore)
KM Asif (Rs 20 lakh)
Tushar Deshpande (Rs 20 lakh)
Faf du Plessis (Rs 7 crore)
Harshal Patel ( Rs 10.75 crore)
Wanindu Hasaranga (Rs 10.75 crore)
Dinesh Karthik (Rs 5.5 crore)
Josh Hazlewood (Rs 7.75 crore)
Shahbaz Ahamad ( Rs 2.4 crore)
Anuj Rawat (Rs 3.4 crore)
Akash Deep ( Rs 20 lakh)
Players bought by MI today
Ishan Kishan (Rs 15.25 crore)
Dewald Brevis ( Rs 3 crore)
Basil Thampi (Rs 30 lakh)
Murugan Ashwin (Rs 1.6 crore)
R Sai Kishore:
– India’s standby list during SL & WI series
– SMAT 21/22: 10 wickets, 6.06 Eco.
– Highly rated by current Indian head coach
Announcement: The auction begins at 12 noon tomorrow. Each team will have to submit 20 names from 162 to 600 list by 9 am tomorrow for accelerated auction.
Players from 98 to 161 will be presented in sets. And thereafter there will be accelerated auction.
SOLD – R Sai Kishore to Gujarat Titans for 3 crore
CSK and DC jump in first and then PBKS and Gujarat Titans join the race. SRH too enter the fray. However, Gujarat Titans win the bid at 3 crore.
SOLD – Jagdeesha Suchith to SRH for 20 lakhs
Goes at his base price.
SOLD – Shreyas Gopal to SRH for 75 lakhs
Just RR and SRH were interested and RR won the bid at 75 lakhs.
KC Cariappa:
-Took fourth most no. of wickets in SMAT-2021/22 (12 wickets at an eco. of 5.63)
SOLD – KC Cariappa to RR for 30 lakhs
MI enter very late to start off the bid. KKR then join in. RR too and they seal the deal at 30 lakhs.
SOLD – Murugan Ashwin to Mumbai Indians for 1.6 crore
MI and KKR start off the battle and it goes on till 80 lakh before SRH make an extremely late entry. They take it forward with MI but MI win the bid at 1.6 crore.
What a team Lucknow’s built so far!
Mark Wood and Avesh Khan will be playing together for Lucknow.
— Johns. (@CricCrazyJohns) February 12, 2022
SOLD – Ankit Singh Rajpoot to Lucknow Super Giants for 50 lakhs
RR and Lucknow were the two franchises interested and his base price was 20 lakhs.
Avesh Khan
– He can bowl well in PP, middle and death overs. He showed that in IPL-2021. He was the second highest wicket-taker in IPL-2021 – 24 wickets from 16 matches at an economy rate of 7.37.
Kartik Tyagi
– Known for yorkers in the death overs consistently
– He has taken 13 wickets in IPL at an economy rate of 9.41.
SOLD – Tushar Deshpande to CSK for 20 lakhs
Goes at his base price.
SOLD – Avesh Khan to Lucknow Super Giants for 10 crore
CSK, Lucknow and MI are locked in a bidding war. CSK opt out and then DC jump in. SRH enter the race as well. But Lucknow seal the deal at 10 crore.
It were the performances in the 2021 IPL that sort of sprung Avesh Khan into the limelight. He was a part of the Delhi Capitals setup for four years but they had a strong pace battery which meant that the chances were far and few. But last season he got the chance right from the start and he straightaway impressed and ended up playing all the matches.
He took wickets, was economical and breathed a lot of energy into his side with his performances. He finished as the second highest wicket-taker in the league and highest for DC with 24 wickets from 16 matches at 18.75 and an economy rate of 7.37.
After his first half performance, he was named as one of the three standby quicks for the Test team for the England tour and then he received his maiden India call-up for the T20I series at home against New Zealand. He however, didn’t get a chance to make his debut. Recently, he was included in both the ODI and T20I squads for the West Indies series but the wait for the India cap has lengthened. He can bowl at decent pace, swing, seam and bowl with accuracy
SOLD – KM Asif to CSK for 20 lakhs
Asif goes at his base price.


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