The upcoming edition of the Indian Premier League is likely to be played from March 2022 onwards. The new season is set to have a new bouncer rule in place. Indian pacer Jaydev Unadkat stated that the rule is 'a very small change with a huge impact'.
IPL auction 2024 Highlights: The auction is being held outside India for the first time in history as Dubai hosts the bidding war of the highly loved and popular league - IPL. MI, CSK, Royal Challengers Bangalore and all the other teams will be looking to boost their squads.
The 2024 IPL player auction is set to take place in Dubai at the Coca-Cola Arena on Tuesday, December 19. 332 players are set to go under the hammer with 77 slots to be filled. Kolkata Knight Riders have the most slots remaining (12), while Gujarat Titans have the biggest purse - INR 38.15 crore.
Sydney Thunder are set to play their second match of the ongoing Big Bash League 2023-24 against the Adelaide Strikers on December 19 but will be without their head coach Trevor Bayliss, who has travelled to Dubai to take part in the IPL 2024 auction for his team Punjab Kings on the very same day.
Royal Challengers Bangalore have six slots to fill in the IPL 2024 auction and their main aim will be to build their pace attack having let go of the likes of David Willey, Harshal Patel and Josh Hazlewood. RCB's new Director of Cricket, Mo Bobat has revealed his team's priority on the big day.
IPL auction 2024: The auction for the 17th edition of the Indian Premier League is set to take place outside India for the first time. There will be 70 slots up for grabs as the 10 IPL teams are set to finalise their armoury for the next season.
Ahead of the IPL 2024 auction, a few players have made themselves unavailable. 333 players were shortlisted for the mini-auction in Dubai but only 330 will now go under the hammer given one player has withdrawn his name while a cricket board has expressed the unavailability of two of its players.
Before the event proper on December 19, a mock auction was conducted on Jio Cinema where certain cricket experts represented IPL teams and selected the players they would like to get in their side. Mitchell Starc was the most expensive player in the mock auction.
The much-awaited Indian Premier League (IPL) auction is set to take place on December 19 in Dubai. As many as 333 players are set to go under the hammer with teams eyeing to get hold of top players in the event. But what are the other details you should know? Let's see...
The plan would reward the uncapped players with an incentive if they get to play International matches in between seasons rather than their existing league fee. The players are given the same league fee for three years or until they are released by an IPL franchise, as per normal rules.
Rinku Singh has become the toast of the town as he continues to flourish in the middle-order role for India in T20Is. Rinku continued in international cricket from where he left off in IPL 2023 for Kolkata Knight Riders and now notched up his maiden T20I fifty against South Africa.
IPL auction: Out of the initial list of 1166 registered players, 333 have been named in the final list for the IPL 2024 auction. The bidding war is set to take place outside India for the first time as Dubai gears up to host the special occasion.
As many as 333 players have been shortlisted for the upcoming Indian Premier League (IPL) for 2024 season. A total of four Indian players had registered for the auction with the base price of INR 2 crore and three of them have been shortlisted. Who has missed out?
The BCCI announced the final shortlist of 333 players set to be auctioned on December 19 in Dubai ahead of the 2024 edition of the IPL. Out of 333 players, 214 are Indians and 119 are overseas, of which two are from Associate nations. 77 spots are up for grabs at the IPL 2024 auction.
With the likes of Mitchell Starc, Travis Head, Gerald Coetzee and Rachin Ravindra grabbing the headlines ahead of the auction for the 2024 edition of the IPL, the countdown has begun. However, there are a few less fancied names, who could trigger bidding wars at the auction.
The Indian Premier League (IPL) auction for the 2024 edition will commence on December 19. The event is set to take place at the Coca Cola Arena in Dubai. Once again, the franchises will have an eye on overseas players who more often than not keep their base price in the highest bracket.
Chennai Super Kings released eight players from their squad during the announcement of IPL player retentions on November 26. They will be looking for a middle-order batter, who can replace the now-retired Ambati Rayudu in the squad when the player auctions will be held on December 19.
The clock has started ticking for probably the biggest mini IPL auction in the recent few years with some of the biggest names in the pool to get picked on December 19 in Dubai. Among big names, seven of Australia's World Cup stars have registered themselves in the top bracket of INR 2 crore.
Hardik Pandya is reportedly all set to return to MI but there is not an official word from anyone. Ben Stokes will not be playing the IPL 2024 but CSK have not released him yet. Here is a list of players who are likely to not get retained as the retention deadline nears ahead of auctions.
With just a day remaining for the trade window and retention deadline to close ahead of the auction for the 2024 edition of the IPL, the rumours have been rife for probably the biggest trade in the 16-year history of the cash-rich league. Here's a look at how many captains have been traded before-
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