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Meet Prayas Ray Barman, the youngest crorepati at the 2019 IPL players auction

After record-breaking bids for Varun Chakravarthy and Shivam Dube, the franchises were not stopping for anyone as one of the biggest surprises was the final price of Prayas Ray Barman.

Written by: Aditya Maheshwari @aditya7696 New Delhi Updated on: December 18, 2018 23:23 IST
Meet Prayas Ray Barman, the youngest crorepati at the 2019 IPL players auction
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Meet Prayas Ray Barman, the youngest crorepati at the 2019 IPL players auction

The Indian Premier League is a tournament which gave us many cricketing talents who are representing India at the international level. The road to IPL always starts from the auction ceremony and this year's bidding event was no less than a festive occasion for many uncapped players. 

After record-breaking bids for Varun Chakravarthy and Shivam Dube, the franchises were not stopping for anyone as one of the biggest surprises was the final price of Prayas Ray Barman. The 16-year old young lad becomes the youngest player to become a crorepati in the cash-rich league. He was bought for 1.5 Crore by Royal Challengers Bangalore. 

Prayas, who is said to be a mystery spinner will play under Virat Kohli's leadership in the RCB camp where he will definitively get great exposure. The Bengal cricketer has the best bowling figure of 4/20 in domestic cricket and is all set to make his name in IPL 2019 which will be played in March next year.

Veterans like Brendon McCullum, Dale Steyn and Morne Morkel went unsold, youngster Prayas's bid of 1.5 Crore was the shocker of the day but certainly, it should be the happiest day for the young lad.

Here are some fans reaction to Prayad whopping IPL price tag on social media.

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