Dec 24, 2022
By: Vaamanaa Sethi and Sourabh JainSam Curran made history after Punjab Kings bid ₹18.5 crore for the all-rounder at the IPL 2023 mini-auction. Curran was the Player of the Tournament in the recent 2022 T20 World Cup.
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Cameron Green, who hit two half-centuries against India in November 2022, has become the second most expensive buy. The power hitter was purchased for ₹17.5 crore by Mumbai Indians.
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Popular English all-rounder Ben Stokes made bank at the 2023 mini-auction after Chennai Super Kings grabbed him for ₹16.5 crore.
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Trinidad wicketkeeper-batsman, popularly known as blonde-haired big-hitter, was purchased by Lucknow Super Giants for ₹16 crore.
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23-year-old Harry Brook, who impressed viewers with his batting and bowling at the T20 Blast in 2020, was purchased by Sunrisers Hyderabad for ₹13.25 crore.
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Right-handed top-order batsman, who was the second most crucial batsman in the Punjab Kings squad, has now been sold to Sunrisers Hyderabad for ₹8.25 crore.
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Uncapped Indian pacer Shivam Mavi who made his debut for Kolkata Knight Riders, has been purchased by Gujarat Titans for ₹6 crore.
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The young pacer from Barbados, who is known for his fast bowling skills and has played for various teams throughout his IPL career, was grabbed by Rajasthan Royals for ₹5.75 crore for the 2023 IPL season.
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Mukesh Kumar, who plays for Bengal in domestic cricket, has been purchased by Delhi Capitals for ₹5.5 crore. The medium-fast pacer performed against Bangladesh A, taking six wickets.
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South African wicketkeeper Heinrich Klassen was the tenth most expensive buy at IPL 2023 mini-auction. Sunrisers Hyderabad purchased him for ₹5.25 crore.
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