The IPL 2024 Auction is schedule for 19th December 2023 at Dubai’s Coca Cola Arena, will witness 333 cricketers coming up for bidding. This proceedings are said to commence at 2:30 pm IST.
Harry Brook, the batter from England, and Travis Head, the Australian all-rounder opener are slotted in the Rs 2 crore base-price category for the upcoming IPL Auction 2024 to take place in Dubai.
As per IPL media release :
"Out of 333 players, 214 are Indians and 119 are overseas players of which 2 players are from associate nations. The total capped players are 116, uncapped players are 215 and 2 from associate nations,".
"A maximum of 77 slots are now available with up to 30 being slotted for overseas players. 23 players chose to be slotted in the highest bracket of Rs 2 crore while 13 players are in the auction list with a base price of Rs 1.5 crore,".
In the top base price category of Rs 2 crore, the three Indian capped players are seamers Harshal Patel and Shardul Thakur with pacer Umesh Yadav.
Harshal, who get a remarkable Rs 10.75 crore deal in the auction two years ago, earn this significant sum following an outstanding IPL season that also earn him a spot in the national team.
While the franchises, Gujarat Titans have the most substantial purse with Rs 38.15 crore, follow by Sunrisers Hyderabad with Rs 34 crore.
The total spending limit for the 10 franchises collectively stands at Rs 262.95 crore.
Full List of 333 Players Shortlisted for IPL 2024 Auction
| Set | Player Name/Country/Base Price (in INR, lakhs) |
| Set 1 | Harry Brook – England – 200 Travis Head – Australia – 200 Karun Nair – India – 50 Manish Pandey – India – 50 Rovman Powell – West Indies – 100 Rilee Rossouw – South Africa – 200 Steve Smith – Australia – 200 |
| Set 2 | Gerald Coetzee – South Africa – 200 Pat Cummins – Australia – 200 Wanindu Hasaranga – Sri Lanka – 150 Daryl Mitchell – New Zealand – 100 Azmatullah Omarzai – Afghanistan – 50 Harshal Patel – India – 200 Rachin Ravindra – New Zealand – 50 Shardul Thakur – India – 200 Chris Woakes – England – 200 |
| Set 3 | K.S. Bharat – India – 50 Josh Inglis – Australia – 200 Kusal Mendis – Sri Lanka – 50 Philip Salt – England – 150 Tristan Stubbs – South Africa – 50 |
| Set 4 | Lockie Ferguson – New Zealand – 200 Josh Hazlewood – Australia – 200 Alzarri Joseph – West Indies – 100 Dilshan Madushanka – Sri Lanka – 50 Shivam Mavi – India – 50 Chetan Sakariya – India – 50 Mitchell Starc – Australia – 200 Jaydev Unadkat – India – 50 Umesh Yadav – India – 200 |
| Set 5 | Akeal Hosein – West Indies – 50 Mujeeb Rahman – Afghanistan – 200 Adil Rashid – England – 200 Mohammad Waqar Salamkheil – Afghanistan – 50 Tabraiz Shamsi – South Africa – 50 Ish Sodhi – New Zealand – 75 |
| Set 6 | Priyansh Arya – India – 20 Saurav Chuahan – India – 20 Shubham Dubey – India – 20 Rohan Kunnummal – India – 20 Angkrish Raghuvanshi – India – 20 Sameer Rizvi – India – 20 Manan Vohra – India – 20 |
| Set 7 | Raj Angad Bawa – India – 20 Shahrukh Khan – India – 40 Mohd. Arshad Khan – India – 20 Sarfaraz Khan – India – 20 Arshin Kulkarni – India – 20 Vivrant Sharma – India – 20 Atit Sheth – India – 20 Hrithik Shokeen – India – 20 Ramandeep Singh – India – 20 |
| Set 8 | Ricky Bhui – India – 20 Tom Kohler-Cadmore – England – 40 Kumar Kushagra – India – 20 Urvil Patel – India – 20 Vishnu Solanki – India – 20 |
| Set 9 | Rasikh Dar – India – 20 Yash Dayal – India – 20 Sushant Mishra – India – 20 Ishan Porel – India – 20 Akash Singh – India – 20 Kartik Tyagi – India – 20 Kuldip Yadav – India – 20 |
| Set 10 | Murgan Ashwin – India – 20 Shreyas Gopal – India – 20 Pulkit Narang – India – 20 M. Siddharth – India – 20 Shiva Singh – India – 20 Manav Suthar – India – 20 |
| Set 11 | Finn Allen – New Zealand – 75 Alick Athanaze – West Indies – 50 Mark Chapman – New Zealand – 50 Samuel Hain – England – 50 Reeza Hendricks – South Africa – 50 Brandon King – West Indies – 50 Colin Munro – New Zealand – 150 Sherfane Rutherford – West Indies – 150 Ashton Turner – Australia – 100 Rassie Van Der Dussen – South Africa – 200 James Vince – England – 200 Ibrahim Zadran – Afghanistan – 50 Najibullah Zadran – Afghanistan – 50 |
| Set 12 | Sean Abbott – Australia – 200 Ashton Agar – Australia – 100 Wesley Agar – Australia – 50 Qais Ahamad – Afghanistan – 50 Rehan Ahmed – England – 50 Fabian Allen – West Indies – 75 Charith Asalanka – Sri Lanka – 50 Michael Bracewell – New Zealand – 100 Brydon Carse – England – 50 Tom Curran – England – 150 Ben Cutting – Australia – 50 Matthew Forde – West Indies – 50 George Garton – England – 50 Jason Holder – West Indies – 150 George Linde – South Africa – 50 Keshav Maharaj – South Africa – 50 Wiaan Mulder – South Africa 50 Mohammad Nabi – Afghanistan – 150 James Neesham – New Zealand – 150 Jamie Overton – England – 200 Keemo Paul – West Indies – 75 Dwaine Pretorius – South Africa – 100 Daniel Sams – Australia – 150 Dasun Shanaka – Sri Lanka – 50 Matthew Short – Australia – 50 Odean Smith – West Indies – 50 Hanuma Vihari – India – 50 David Willey – England – 200 |
| Set 13 | Sam Billings – England – 100 Johnson Charles – West Indies – 50 Ben Duckett – England – 200 Shai Hope – West Indies – 75 |
| Set 14 | Varun Aaron – India – 50 Fareed Ahmad – Afghanistan – 50 Taskin Ahmed – Bangladesh – 75 Gus Atkinson – England – 100 Dushmanta Chameera – Sri Lanka – 50 Ben Dwarshuis – Australia – 50 Richard Gleeson – England – 50 Matt Henry – New Zealand – 75 Md Shoriful Islam – Bangladesh – 50 Kyle Jamieson – New Zealand – 100 Spencer Johnson – Australia – 50 Chris Jordan – England – 150 Siddharth Kaul – India – 50 Lahiru Kumara – Sri Lanka – 50 Obed Mccoy – West Indies – 50 Riley Meredith – Australia – 100 Tymal Mills – England – 150 Adam Milne – Ne – Zealand – 100 Lance Morris – Australia – 75 Blessing Muzarabani – Zimbabwe – 50 Richard Ngarava – Zimbabwe – 50 Wayne Parnell – South Africa – 100 Mustafizur Rahman – Bangladesh – 200 Jhye Richardson – Australia – 150 Ollie Robinson – England – 75 George Scrimshaw – England – 50 Tim Southee – New Zealand – 150 Barinder Sran – India – 50 Billy Stanlake – Australia – 75 Olly Stone – England – 75 Oshane Thomas – West Indies – 50 Nuwan Thushara – Sri Lanka – 50 Sandeep Warrier – India – 50 Lizaad Williams – South Africa – 50 Luke Wood – England – 50 |
| Set 15 | Dinesh Bana – India – 20 Swastik Chhikara – India – 20 Rajat Dey – India – 20 Abhimanyu Easwaran – India – 20 Rithik Easwaran – India – 20 Chirag Gandhi – India – 20 Nikhil Gangta – India – 20 Sudip Gharami – India – 20 Ansh Gosai – India – 20 Azim Kazi – India – 20 Amandeep Khare – India – 20 Ankit Kumar – India – 20 Bhupen Lalwani – India – 20 Pukhraj Mann – India – 20 Tanmay Mishra – India – 20 Salman Nizar – India – 20 Priyank Panchal – India – 20 Akshat Raghuwanshi – India – 20 Ekant Sen – India – 20 Subhranshu Senapati – India – 20 Naushad Shaikh – India – 20 Dhruv Shorey – India – 20 Himmat Singh – India – 20 Virat Singh – India – 20 Shashank Singh – India – 20 Sumeet Verma – India – 20 |
| Set 16 | P.A. Abdul – India – 20 Murugan Abhishek – India – 20 Atharva Ankolekar – India – 20 Baba Aparajith – India – 20 Jass Inder Baidwan – India – 20 Corbin Bosch – South Africa – 30 Rahul Buddhi – India – 20 Vaisakh Chandran – India – 20 Writtick Chatterjee – India – 20 Raj Chaudhary – India – 20 Ravi Chauhan – India – 20 Ashwin Das – India – 20 Aarya Desai – India – 20 Vineet Dhankhar – India – 20 Naman Dhir – India – 20 Harsh Dubey – India – 20 Prerit Dutta – India – 20 Jake Fraser-Mcgurk – Australia – 20 Shubhang Hegde – India – 20 Benny Howell – England – 40 Saransh Jain – India – 20 Duan Jansen – South Africa – 20 Mohammad Kaif – India – 20 Anshul Kamboj – India – 20 Aman Khan – India – 20 Mohd Arslan Khan – India – 20 Musheer Khan – India – 20 Tanush Kotian – India – 20 Sumit Kumar – India – 20 Manvanth Kumar – India – 20 Saurabh Kumar – India – 20 Dev Lakra – India – 20 Nasir Lone – India – 20 Kaushik Maity – India – 20 Divij Mehra – India – 20 Mani Sankar Mura Singh – India – 20 Abid Mushtaq – India – 20 Kamlesh Nagarkoti – India – 30 Sanjay Pahal – India – 20 Jitender Pal – India – 20 Saumy Pandey – India – 20 Ansh Patel – India – 20 Sairaj Patil – India – 20 Pradosh Paul – India – 20 Shubham Singh Pundir – India – 20 Atal Rai – India – 20 Abhimanyusingh Rajput – India – 20 Mohit Rathee – India – 20 Ninad Rathva – India – 20 Rohit Rayudu – India – 20 Aniketh Reddy – India – 20 Mohit Redkar – India – 20 Jalaj Saxena – India – 40 Akash Sengupta – India – 20 Ashutosh Sharma – India – 20 Shivalik Sharma – India – 20 Suryansh Shedge – India – 20 Aradhya Shukla – India – 20 Utkarsh Singh – India – 20 Vishwanath Pratap Singh – India – 20 Shashank Singh – India – 20 Swapnil Singh – India – 20 Prenelan Subrayen – South Africa – 20 Ravi Teja – India – 20 Tanay Thyagarajann – India – 20 Akash Vashisht – India – 20 David Wiese – Namibia – 100 |
| Set 17 | Mohit Ahlawat – India – 20 G. Ajitesh – India – 20 Avanish Rao Aravelly – India – 20 L.R. Chethan – India – 20 Gourav Choudhary – India – 20 Harvik Desai – India – 20 Shakir Gandhi – India – 20 Sumit Ghadigaonkar – India – 20 Baba Indrajith – India – 20 Bhagmender Lather – India – 20 Anmol Malhotra – India – 20 Robin Minz – India – 20 Darshan Misal – India – 20 Nikhil Naik – India – 20 Prasad Pawar – India – 20 Mahesh Pithiya – India – 20 William Salzmann – Australia – 20 Bipin Saurabh – India – 20 B.R. Sharath – India – 20 K.L. Shrijith – India – 20 Avneesh Sudha – India – 20 Aditya Tare – India – 20 Nihal Ullal – India – 20 |
| Set 18 | K.M Asif – India – 20 Mohit Avasthi – India – 20 Ottneil Baartman – South Africa – 20 Basit Bashir – India – 20 Waseem Bashir – India – 20 Sachin Bhosale – India – 20 Devendra Singh Bora – India – 20 Gurnoor Singh Brar – India – 20 Nandre Burger – South Africa 20 Saurabh Dubey – India – 20 Mrinmoy Dutta – India – 20 Vishal Godara – India – 20 Money Grewal – India – 20 Arpit Guleria – India – 20 Mukhtar Hussain – India – 20 Sakib Hussain – India – 20 Shamar Joseph – West Indies – 20 Mohammed Kaif – India – 20 Shubham Kapse – India – 20 Devang Karamta – India – 20 Kulwant Khejroliya – India – 20 Ravi Kumar – India – 20 Ashwani Kumar – India – 20 Raj Limbani – India – 20 Kwena Maphaka – South Africa – 20 Lukman Hussain Meriwala – India – 20 Venkatesh Muralidhara – India – 20 William O’Rourke – New Zealand – 20 Rakshan Readdi – India – 20 Manish Reddy – India – 20 Monish Reddy – India – 20 Akhin Sathar – India – 20 Divesh Sharma – India – 20 Ashok Sharma – India – 20 Abhilash Shetty – India – 20 Rahul Shukla – India – 20 Manit Singh – India – 20 Gurjapneet Singh – India – 20 Basil Thampi – India – 30 Paul Van Meekeren – Netherlands – 20 Nitin Verma – India – 20 Chris Wood – England – 20 Gourav Yadav – India – 20 Lalit Yadav – India – 30 Prithvi Raj Yarra – India – 20 Mujtaba Yousuf – India – 20 |
| Set 19 | Shubham Agrawal – India – 20 Mustaq Beg – India – 20 K.C Cariappa – India – 20 Ganesh Chaudhary – India – 20 Prince Choudhary – India – 20 Yuvraj Chudasama – India – 20 Jasmer Dhankhar – India – 20 Chintal Gandhi – India – 20 Allah Ghazanfar – Afghanistan – 20 Raghav Goyal – India – 20 Shreyas Gurav – India – 20 Vishu Kashyap – India – 20 S Midhun – India – 30 Izharulhuq Naveed – Afghanistan – 30 Bhuwan Rohilla – India – 20 Shivam Sharma – India – 20 Digvesh Singh – India – 20 Jhathavedh Subramanyan – India – 20 Jagadeesha Suchith – India – 20 B. Surya – India – 20 Pankaj Yadav – India – 20 |
BCCI Invites Tender for Title Sponsor for the IPL 2024-2028 Cycle
Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) announce the release of ‘Invitation to Tender for Title Sponsor Rights‘ for the Indian Premier League Seasons 2024-2028.
The BCCI announce the news via an official press release on 12th December 2023.
Tata Group held the title sponsorship till the end of the 2024 season and the BCCI have now put out fresh tenders for the same.
The Tata Group took over from Chinese mobile manufacturer Vivo back in 2022 due to political tensions at the time.
Vivo’s sponsorship right had pause back in 2020 when India face cross-border tensions with China.
Dream 11 had taken over from Vivo for the two-year period and the Tata Group took over from there.
As per BCCI press release :
"The Governing Council of the Indian Premier League (IPL) invites bids from reputed entities for acquiring the Title Sponsor Rights for the Indian Premier League Seasons 2024-2028,".
"The detail terms and conditions governing the tender process including eligibility requirements, process for submissions of bids, rights and obligations, etc. are contain in the 'Invitation to Tender' ("ITT") document which will be made available on receipt of payment of a non-refundable fee of Rs. 5,00,000 (Indian Rupees Five Lakh Only) plus any applicable Goods and Services Tax. The procedure to procure the ITT documents is enlist in Annexure A to this notice. The ITT will be available for purchase till 8th January, 2024,".
