IPL 2024 Auction: RCB spends Rs 11.50 crore for West Indies bowler ‘Ya’

Pudhari Online Desk: IPL 2024 Auction: The recruitment of players for the upcoming Indian Premier League (IPL 2024) started in Dubai on Tuesday (December 19). The election process started with the speech of IPL President Arun Singh Dhumal. After this Mallika Sagar took the responsibility of singing. The first quote was from West Indies Rowman Powell Lavanyat Ali. Rajasthan Royals bought him for Rs 7 crore 40 lakh. Australian captain Pat Cummins has become the most valuable player in the history of IPL. Sunrisers Hyderabad bought it for Rs 20.50 crore. Daryl Mitchell bought 14 crore bananas from Chennai Super Kings.

According to the BCCI press release, a total of 1166 players had registered their names for the IPL Mini League, out of which 333 names were shortlisted. It included 214 Indian and 119 foreign players. There are 116 players who have played international cricket and 215 players who are uncapped. Both the players are from associate countries. Or a total of 77 players will be taken from 10 divisions by Lilawad. (IPL 2024 Auction)

RCB buys Alzarri Joseph Rs 11.50 crore

Lilawat West Indies fast bowler Alzhari Josephla was bought by Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) for Rs 11.50 crore. Its original price would have been one crore rupees. Last season, it would have been better to play against Gujarat Titans (GT). In the last few years, he has made an impression playing for the West Indies. Joseph played in 7 positions in IPL 2023. Meanwhile, he took 7 wickets at an average of 32.14 and economy rate of 9.38. In the last round, his team would have lost against Chennai Super Kings and would have finished as the runner-up. In his IPL career, he played 19 innings, in which he took 20 wickets at an average of 28.80 and an economy rate of 9.19. In 2019, it would have been difficult to play for the first time or in the league.

Bengaluru-Hyderabad clash for Cummins

There was a bidding war between Chennai Super Kings and Mumbai Indians for Australian captain Pat Cummins. Mumbai started bidding for the first Commiswar at its base price of Rs 2 crore. He bid up to Rs 5 crore, Lavalli. From here, bidding wars broke out between Bengaluru and Chennai. Both unions need leaders. Chennai bid up to Rs 10 crore. Bangalore and Hyderabad bid up to Rs 20 crore. Ultimately Hyderabad bought him for Rs 20.5 crore.

Bidding war for Michel in Punjab-Chennai

Bidding war between Punjab Kings and Chennai Super Kings for New Zealand eight-ball batsman Daryl Mitchell. Both parties bid Rs 12 to Rs 13.75 crore. Eventually, Chennai made a sudden entry and Michelella won 14 crores.

Harshal Patel Mahagada Indian Player

There was a bidding war between Gujarat Titans and Punjab Kings for slower ball specialist Harshal Patel. Gujarat bid up to Rs 10.75 crore, followed by Lucknow Supergiants. Punjab bought Tikun Rahat Harshlala Rs 11.75 crore till the end. Or Lilawat became the greatest Indian player. New Zealand’s batsman Ravindra Avaghya lost Rs 1.80 crore. Sri Lanka’s Vanindu Hasaranga sold for Rs 1.50 crore to Hyderabad.