164 Indian players, 125 overseas players and 3 players from Associate Nations will go under the hammer in the auction in Chennai.
Royal Challengers Bangalore has roped in former Indian batsman and batting coach Sanjay Bangar as the franchise batting consultant ahead of the IPL 2021 auction.
Dream11 had been the IPL title sponsors for the 2020 edition, winning the rights for Rs 222 crore, which was nearly half (Rs 440 crore) of what Vivo was paying annually for a five-year deal.
Nepal Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli on Monday said that the ongoing border disputes with India will be resolved through diplomatic talks.
In a statement on Friday, the IPL said that as many as 1097 players have registered for the auction, scheduled to take place on February 18.
The player registration deadline closed on Thursday and the list comprises 207 international players including 21 capped Indians.
The Tamil Nadu explosive batsman is currently in Nagpur for Royals trial and will be heading to Mumbai soon for KKR trials.
A total of 19 Australian players participated in the recent IPL which was held in a bio-secure environment in the UAE due to the pandemic.
In December last year, Leamon was involved in a controversy when he was spotted by the broadcasters passing coded signals to the England players in the dressing room.
The South African spinner says his Chennai Super Kings captain is best in the world as he has in-depth knowledge of the game.
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