IPL 7: Meet the Uncapped Indian Players who made a big profit in players auction

New Delhi: The new auction system that was applied for the first time in IPL 7 has proved to be beneficial for fringe players and the cricketers who have not got the team India cap.The auction of has brought immense opportunities for the uncapped players to get their valuation according to their performance. Let's take a look on the rising stars of Indian cricket.Sanju Samson (Rajhasthan Royals): The cricketer who belongs from Kerala and has remain the vice captain of India U-19 team has been one of the benefactors of the new auctioning system of IPL. The young batsman who played some crucial knocks for Rajasthan Royals was duly retained by the same team.He is also a wicket keeper which is a additional benefit for his team.But this time Rajasthan had to pay a huge amount of Rs Four Crore to buy this stylish and aggressive batsman. He has played a total of 17 matches for Rajasthan in which he scored 398 runs at an average of 30.91 with a strike rate of almost 121. He has the ability to play long innings and has already scored four fifties to his name.He played a knock of 41 ball 63 runs against Royal Challengers Bangalore which proved to be career defining innings for him.Manan Vohra( Kings XI Punjab): An upcoming young talent who once again played some good knocks which helped him to earn a good deal.He is right hand batsman and also can bowl some medium pace. He is a good utility player for his team. He provides a good option for the team by opening the innings at the top.He has played a total of 12 matches in which he had scored 161 runs .He has strike rate of 137.60 which is pretty good by T20 standards. His highest score is 43 not out and will look to improve upon that. A good start by him at the top will surely help team Punjab to go a long way in the seventh edition of IPL.Karn Sharma( SunRisers Hyderabad): The leggie from Uttar Pradesh will form a deadly combination with the veteran Amit Mishra and can give the batsman a real tough time. He has been signed for an amount of Rs 3.75 crores.He can hit the ball hard while batting and it is this capability that made the Hyderabad franchise of taking the decision of retaining him. In 13 matches in which he played he took 11 wickets and had a economy of 6.60. It is considered to be not bad in t20 but he will surely look to improve upon the records and take his performance to the next level.