Unsold Players In Ipl 2023 – The Indian Premier League (IPL) 2023 mini-auction concluded on Friday after a record-breaking day in Kochi. The ten teams fielded a total of 80 players, including 29 overseas stars in the auction event.
England’s Sam Curran became the most expensive acquisition in IPL auction history after getting ₹18.5 crore from Punjab Kings (PBKS). In addition to Curran, the likes of Cameron Green, Ben Stokes, Harry Brook, Nicholas Pooran and Mayank Agarwal gained the most traction.
Unsold Players In Ipl 2023
On the other hand, there were a number of players left unsold, with many notable names including Mohammed Nabi, Adam Milne, Tom Curran and Chris Jordan.
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The IPL Auction 2023 started with the name of ex SRH captain Kane Williamson and surprisingly none other than Gujarat Titans bid for him. Minutes later, Sam Curran made history by fetching the highest bid in the IPL auction. The English all-rounder was brought in by the Punjab Kings for 18.50 crore rupees.
Cameron Green and Ben Stokes subsequently received the second and third highest bids of the day. Mumbai Indians bought Green for Rs 17.50 Crore while Stokes who picked up Rs 16.25 Crore will be seen in the yellow jersey. The fourth highest bid of the day was made by Lucknow Super Giants for Nicholas Pooran.
Shivam Mavi will now be seen playing for the Gujarat Titans as he has become the most expensive non-limit player in this auction. GT included the all-rounder in its team after paying 6 million euros. Sikandar Raza of Zimbabwe, Joshua Little of Ireland and Davis Weise of Namibia were also awarded IPL contracts. Here is the list of all sold and unsold players from the IPL Auction 2023.
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Check out the other players sold at the IPL 2023 Auction in Round 2 below.
Players bought by CSK: Ajinkya Rahane (50 lakh), Ben Stokes (16.25 lakh), Shaik Rasheed (20 lakh), Nishant Sindhu (50 lakh), Kyle Jamieson (1 crore), Ajay Mandal (20 lakh), Bhagath Varma (20 lakhs),
Players bought by SRH: Harry Brook (13.25 crore), Mayank Agarwal (8.25 crore), Henrich Klaasen (5.25 crore), Adil Rashid (2 crore), Mayank Markande (50 lakh), Vivrant Sharma (2 60 crore), Samarth Vyas (20 lakh), Sanvir Singh (20 lakh), Upendra Yadav (25 crore), Mayank Dagar (1.80 lakh), Nitish Kumar Reddy (20 lakh), Akeal Hosein (1 crore), Anmolpreet Singh (20 lakhs),
Players bought by LSG: Nicholas Pooran (16 lakh), Jaydev Unadkat (50 lakh), Romario Shephered (50 lakh), Amit Mishra (50 lakh), Prerak Mankad (20 lakh), Swapnil Singh (20 lakh), Rilee Rossouw ( 4.60 crore), Naveen Ul Haq (50 lakh), Yudhvir Charak (20 lakh),
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Players bought by RCB: Reece Topley (1.9 million), Himanshu Sharma (20 lakh), Will Jacks (3.20 million), Manoj Bhandage (20 lakh), Rajan Kumar (70 lakh), Avinash Singh (20 lakh) , Sonu Yadav (20 lakh),
PBKS Bought Players: Sam Curran (18.50 Crore), Sikandar Raza (50 Lakh), Harpreet Bhatia (40 Lakh), Vidwath Kaverappa (20 Lakh), Mohit Rathee (20 Lakh), Shivam Singh (20 Lakh)
Players bought by KKR: N Jagadeesan (90 lakh), Vaibhav Arora (60 lakh), Suyash Sharma (20 lakh), David Wiese (KKR), Kulwant Khejroliya (20 lakh), Liton Das (50 lakh), Mandeep Singh (50 ) Lakh), Shakib Al Hasan (1.50 crore)
Players bought by GT: Kane Williamson (2 Crore), Odean Smith (50 Lakh), KS Bharat (1.20 Crore), Yash Thakur (45 Lakh), Shivam Mavi (6 Crore), Daniel Sams (75 Lakh), Urvil Patel ( 20 lakh), Joshua Little (4.40 crore), Mohit Sharma (50 lakh),
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Players bought by MI: Cameron Green (17.50 Crore), Jhye Richardson (1.50 Crore), Piyush Chawla (50 Lakh), Duan Jansen (20 Lakh), Vishnu Vinod (20 Lakh), Shams Mulani (20 Lakh) , Nehal Wadhera (20 lakh), Raghav Goyal (20 lakh)
Players bought by DC: Phil Salt (2 Crore), Ishant Sharma (50 Lakh), Mukesh Kumar (5.50 Crore), Manish Pandey (2.40 Crore),
RR Signed Players: Jason Holder (5.75 Crore), Donovan Ferreira (50 Lakh), Kunal Rathore (20 Lakh), Adam Zampa (1.50 Crore), KM Asif (30 Lakh), Murugan Ashwin (20 Lakh) , Akash Vashisht (20 lakh), Abdul PA (20 lakh), Joe Root (1 crore)
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In addition to the big names, there may also be players who may not be generating that hype and may be ignored by teams. Sounds rude, but it always happens at auctions when the big names go unsold. For example, West Indies cricket great Brian Lara once went unsold in IPL auctions in 2011. Similarly, in 2022, Chennai Super Kings (CSK) star player Suresh Raina, also known as Mr IPL , remained unsold.
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1. Ajinkya Rahane: In the IPL 2022, Rahane played for the Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) and scored 144 runs in 7 matches at an average of 19.00. KKR released it ahead of the auctions. He failed to bat in the first six power play overs as a result of which the team had to bench him in other games.
Also, Rahane may go unsold as he hasn’t been as consistent in recent years. He has been playing IPL since 2008 and in the last three editions his average has been 19, 8 and 14.12. In fact, Rahane’s style of play is a run-a-ball and he takes his time to the court. Hence, he is no longer a part of the Indian T20I squad and is only playing Tests.
Rahane’s base price is Rs 50. Rahane was previously part of Rajasthan Royals (RR), Deccan Chargers (DC) and Mumbai Indians (MI).
2. Sheldon Jackson: Right wicketkeeper batsman was bought by KKR in 2022 for a price of Rs 60 lakh. But Jackson failed to hit in the games he got.
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However, a good keeper, Jackson did not impress with the bat at all, scoring 23 runs in 5 games at a 5.75 average. He also appeared for KKR in 2017 but then failed to make an impression as he only scored 16 runs in the 4 games he got.
Jackson, in his overall IPL career, played in just 9 matches, scoring 61 runs at an average of 10.17. The base price of him is 20 lei, but he could go unsold at auctions.
3. Amit Mishra: Even though the bowler has 166 wickets to his name in 154 IPL matches, Amit Mishra could be another big name that could be overlooked by the franchises.
It may also be due to the fact that Mishra’s IPL journey has not been smooth enough for the past 2 years. In the 2022 IPL auctions he remained unsold.
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In 2020, his stint with Delhi Capitals was cut short and he had to miss the rest of the tournament due to injury. He could only play 3 matches and had 3 wickets to his name. He came back in 2021 but only got 4 matches where he only got 6 wickets. In the rest of the games he was on the bench. This was also a big reason why no team showed interest in him.
The main reason why Amit Mishra failed to make the teams is his age. The UP-born cricketer is 40 years old; which also makes him among the older players in the IPL auctions.
Despite him being a skilled fast bowler, Amit Mishra may not find any team as there are more options in the bowling department.
4. Mohammad Nabi: The Afghanistan all-rounder was part of the KKR franchise in 2022 but hasn’t gotten a single game. As there were Venkatesh Iyer, Andre Russell and Sunil Narine in the squad as all-rounders, Nabi didn’t get a match.
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He was released by management before the auctions. Nabi was previously a part of the Hyderabad franchise. His success came in 2019 when he played 8 matches for Hyderabad, racking up 8 wickets including a four wicket haul.
Nabi could be one of the names that could go unsold as he hasn’t played much in the IPL in the past three years. In 2020 he received 1 match; in 2021, 3 games and in 2022,