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    List of players sold in IPL Auction 5

    Category: Cricket News,DLF IPL Teams,IPL,IPL 2012 News

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    Bangalore  : The following is the list of 25 players who were sold in the Indian Premier League (IPL) auction-5 here Saturday:

    Players Sold:

    Brendon McCullum – $900,000 to Kolkata Knight Riders (base price $400,000).

    Ravindra Jadeja – $2 million to Chennai Super Kings (base price $100,000).

    Muttiah Muralitharan – $220,000 to Royal Challengers Bangalore (base price $200,000).

    Mahela Jayawardene – $1.4 million to Delhi Daredevils (base price $300,000).

    Herschelle Gibbs – $50,000 to Mumbai Indians (base price $50,000).

    Brad Hodge – $475,000 to Rajasthan Royals (base price $200,000) .

    Parthiv Patel – $650,000 to Deccan Chargers (base price $200,000).

    Dinesh Chandimal – $50,000 to Rajasthan Royals (base price $50,000).

    Andre Russell – $450,000 to Delhi Daredevils (base price $50,000) .

    Mitchell Johnson – $300,000 to Mumbai Indians (base price $300,000).

    R. P. Singh – $600,000 to Mumbai Indians (base price $200,000).

    Vinay Kumar – $1 million to Royal Challengers Bangalore (base price $100,000).

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    List of unsold players in the IPL auction-5

    Category: Cricket News,DLF IPL Teams,IPL,IPL 2012 News

    Bangalore : The following is the list of unsold players in the Indian Premier League (IPL) auction-5 here Saturday:

    James Anderson – base price $300,000
    Tamim Iqbal – base price $50,000
    Adrian Barath – base price $50,000
    Ramnaresh Sarwan – base price $100,000
    Ian Bell – base price $200,000
    Owais Shah – base price $200,000
    Upul Tharanga – base price $50,000
    VVS Laxman – base price $400,000
    Matt Prior – base price $200,000
    Brendan Taylor – base price $100,000
    Mark Boucher – base price $100,000
    Justin Kemp – base price $100,000
    Marlon Samuels – base price $100,000
    Steven Smith – base price $200,000
    Ravi Bopara – base price $100,000
    Luke Wright – base price $200,000
    Kevin O’Brien – base price $50,000
    Dwayne Smith – base price $100,000
    Lonwabo Tsotsobe – base price $50,000
    VRV Singh – base price $100,000
    Vernon Philander – base price $200,000
    Fidel Edwards – base price $100,000
    Ravi Rampaul – base price $100,000
    Peter Siddle – base price $200,000
    Tim Southee – base price $100,000
    Graeme Swann – base price $400,000
    Rangana Herath – base price $50,000
    Ajantha Mendis – base price $50,000
    Steve O’Keefe – base price $100,000
    Xavier Doherty – base price $100,000
    Michael Klinger – base price $50,000
    Richard Levi base – price $50,000
    Alviro Petersen – base price $100,000
    Lendl Simmons – base price $50,000
    Farveez Maharoof – base price $50,000
    Jacob Oram – base price $100,000
    Moises Henriques – base price $50,000
    Ben Laughlin – base price $50,000
    Ryan McLaren – base price $100,000
    Nicky Boje – base price $200,000
    Jacques Rudolph – base price $20,000
    Andy McKay – base price $50,000
    Alister McDermott – base price $20,000
    Michael Neser – base price $50,000
    © IANS

    Sahara splits with BCCI, withdraws from IPL

    Category: Cricket News,IPL,IPL 2012 News

    Bangalore, Feb 4 – Sahara has decided to split with the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) and withdraw from the Indian Premier League (IPL) where it owns the Pune Warriors franchise, the company announced Saturday.

    With the announcement, the 11-year-old partnership between Sahara, the main sponsor of the Indian team, and the BCCI has come to an end. (IANS)

    IPL 5, IPL 2012 Live Auction, Live Update

    Category: Cricket News,DLF IPL Teams,IPL,IPL 2012 News

    The franchises were asked to submit a wishlist of players they would like to have after the auction for the IPL 5 ended.

    Only when there are more than one interested team on a particular player, there will be bidding.

    If there is only one interested party for a particular player, the franchise can buy him for their base price.

    WRAP: The biggest attraction of the draw was Ravindra Jadeja, who was bought by Chennai Super Kings. The young all-rounder took home a whopping USD 2 million (approx. Rs 9.72 crore).

    But Jadeja will get paid USD 950,000 as per the contract he had signed with Kochi Tuskers Kerala last year. The secret amount that was bid on him by Chennai would go into the BCCI coffers.

    The cricketer went to CSK after a tie-breaker clause was invoked when two teams – CSK and Deccan Chargers – bid the maximum (USD 2 million) for the Saurashtra player. Chennai managed to outbid Deccan in the tie-breaker.

    The IPL 5 auction will continue after a break.

    “We had a set plan, we got the players we were looking for. At the moment we are not disappointed. Would have been nice to get Sunil Narine … for me this was something new. I was a little tense. More tense than when playing cricket.” – Harbhajan Singh.

    Mumbai Indians bought Robin Peterson for USD 100,000.

    West Indies’ Sunil Narine sold to KKR for USD 700,000. Base price USD 50,000.

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    IPL 2012 Player Auction List

    Category: Cricket News,DLF IPL Teams,IPL,IPL 2012 News

    The IPL 2012 Player Auction will be held on Saturday, 4 February 2012, at the ITC Royal Gardenia, Bengaluru.

    The shortlist of the 144 players who will go under the hammer during the auction.

    “The shortlist comprises some outstanding cricket talent, “Rajeev Shukla, Chairman, IPL, commented.

    “Given that it was prepared on the basis of the feedback of the Franchises themselves, the stage is set for an exciting and eventful Player Auction, this Saturday.

    “The Franchises purchased the bulk of their respective squads in 2011. Their aim at the upcoming Auction will be to bring in some players who can make a difference to their prospects in the tournament.

    “The Auction will mark the formal opening of IPL 2012.”

    IPL 2012 Player Auction List | IPL 5 Auction Players List

    S.No First Name Surname Country Specialism IPL teams RP
    1 James Anderson England Bowler 300
    2 Ravindra Jadeja India All-rounder RR/KTK 100
    3 Mahela Jayawardene Sri Lanka Batsman KXIP/KTK 300
    4 Brendon McCullum New Zealand Wk/Batsman KKR/KTK 400
    5 Muttiah Muralitharan Sri Lanka Bowler CSK/KTK 200
    6 Adrian Barath West Indies Batsman KXIP 50
    7 Ian Bell England Batsman 200
    8 Darren Bravo West Indies Batsman 100
    9 Herschelle Gibbs South Africa Batsman DC 50
    10 Bradley Hodge Australia Batsman KTK/KKR 200
    11 Tamim Iqbal Bangladesh Batsman 50
    12 VVS Laxman India Batsman DC/KTK 400
    13 Ramnaresh Sarwan West Indies Batsman KXIP 100
    14 Owais Shah England Batsman DD/KKR/KTK 200
    15 Upul Tharanga Sri Lanka Batsman 50
    16 Mark Boucher South Africa Wk/Batsman RCB/KKR 100
    17 Dinesh Chandimal Sri Lanka Wk/Batsman 50
    18 Parthiv Patel India WK/Batsman CSK/KTK 200
    19 Matt Prior England Wk/Batsman 200
    20 Brendan Taylor Zimbabwe Wk/Batsman 100
    21 Ravi Bopara England All-rounder KXIP 100
    22 Doug Bracewell New Zealand All-rounder 50
    23 Mitchell Johnson Australia All-rounder 300
    24 Justin Kemp South Africa All-rounder CSK 100
    25 Kevin O’Brien Ireland All-rounder 50
    26 Andre Russell West Indies All-rounder 50
    27 Marlon Samuels West Indies All-rounder 100
    28 Steven Smith Australia All-rounder RCB / KTK 200
    29 Dwayne Smith West Indies All-rounder DC / MI 100
    30 Luke Wright England All-rounder 200
    31 Fidel Edwards West Indies Bowler DC 100
    32 Vernon Philander South Africa Bowler 200
    33 Ravi Rampaul West Indies Bowler 100
    34 Peter Siddle Australia Bowler 200
    35 Rudra Pratap Singh India Bowler DC/KTK 200
    36 VRV Singh India Bowler KXIP 100
    37 Tim Southee New Zealand Bowler CSK 100
    38 S Sreesanth India Bowler KXIP/KTK 400
    39 Lonwabo Tsotsobe South Africa Bowler 50
    40 Ranganath Vinay Kumar India Bowler RCB/KTK 100
    41 Xavier Doherty Australia Bowler 100
    42 Rangana Herath Sri Lanka Bowler 50
    43 Brad Hogg Australia Bowler 100
    44 Ajantha Mendis Sri Lanka Bowler KKR 50
    45 Sunil Narine West Indies Bowler 50
    46 Stephen O’Keefe Australia Bowler KTK 100
    47 Robin John Peterson South Africa Bowler 100
    48 Ramesh Powar India Bowler KXIP/KTK 100
    49 Graeme Swann England Bowler 400
    50 Daniel Harris Australia Batsman 50
    51 Chamara Kapugedera Sri Lanka Batsman CSK 50
    52 Usman Khawaja Australia Batsman 50
    53 Michael Klinger Australia Batsman KTK 50
    54 Richard Levi South Africa Batsman 50
    55 Alviro Petersen South Africa Batsman 100
    56 Lendl Simmons West Indies Batsman 50
    57 Morne van Wyk South Africa Batsman/Wk KKR 100
    58 Lou Vincent New Zealand Batsman 50
    59 Adam Voges Australia Batsman RR 100
    60 Andre Fletcher West Indies Wk/Batsman 20
    61 Niall O’Brien Ireland WK/Batsman 50
    62 Denesh Ramdin West Indies Wk/Batsman 100
    63 Luke Ronchi Australia Wk/Batsman MI 50
    64 Daniel Smith Australia Wk/Batsman 20
    65 Rikki Clarke England All-rounder 200
    66 Kevon Cooper West Indies All-rounder 50
    67 James Faulkner Australia All-rounder PWI 100
    68 Robert Frylinck South Africa All-rounder DD 50
    69 Farveez Maharoof Sri Lanka All-rounder DD 50
    70 Azhar Mahmood England All-rounder 100
    71 Jeevan Mendis Sri Lanka All-rounder 20
    72 Jacob Oram New Zealand All-rounder CSK/RR 100
    73 Thisara Perera Sri Lanka All-rounder CSK/KTK 50
    74 Merchant de Lange South Africa Bowler 50
    75 Jade Dernbach England Bowler 100
    76 Dilhara Fernando Sri Lanka Bowler MI 100
    77 Ben Laughlin Australia Bowler 50
    78 Ryan McLaren South Africa Bowler MI/KXIP 100
    79 Kyle Mills New Zealand Bowler 100
    80 Chris Tremlett England Bowler 200
    81 Chanaka Welegedara Sri Lanka Bowler 50
    82 Samuel Badree West Indies Bowler 20
    83 Sulieman Benn West Indies Bowler 50
    84 Devendra Bishoo West Indies Bowler 50
    85 Nicky Boje South Africa Bowler 200
    86 Paul Harris South Africa Bowler 20
    87 Aaron Heal Australia Bowler 20
    88 Jason Krejza Australia Bowler 50
    89 Stuart MacGill Australia Bowler 100
    90 Raymond Price Zimbabwe Bowler MI 100
    91 Imran Tahir South Africa Bowler 100
    92 Cameron Borgas Australia Batsman 50
    93 Tom Cooper Holland Batsman 50
    94 Charles Coventry Zimbabwe Batsman 50
    95 Daren Ganga West Indies Batsman 100
    96 Thilina Kandamby Sri Lanka Batsman 20
    97 Hamilton Masakadza Zimbabwe Batsman 50
    98 Neil McKenzie South Africa Batsman 100
    99 Andrew Puttick South Africa Batsman 20
    100 Jacques Rudolph South Africa Batsman 20
    101 Lee Carseldine Australia All-rounder RR 50
    102 Dillon Du Preez South Africa All-rounder RCB 50
    103 Kosala Kulasekara Sri Lanka All-rounder 20
    104 Aaron O’Brien Australia All-rounder 20
    105 Dilruwan Perera Sri Lanka All-rounder 20
    106 Sachithra Senanayake Sri Lanka All-rounder 20
    107 Daryn Smit South Africa All-rounder 20
    108 Jon -Jon Smuts South Africa All-rounder 20
    109 Prosper Utseya Zimbabwe All-rounder 50
    110 Ian Butler New Zealand Bowler 50
    111 Shane Harwood Australia Bowler RR 50
    112 Josh Hazlewood Australia Bowler 20
    113 Simon Jones England Bowler 100
    114 Andy McKay New Zealand Bowler 50
    115 Krishmar Santokie West Indies Bowler 20
    116 Thilan Thushara Sri Lanka Bowler CSK 20
    117 Johan van derwath South Africa Bowler RCB 50
    118 Gulam Bodi South Africa Batsman 20
    119 Mal Loye England Batsman 50
    120 Tinotenda Mawoyo Zimbabwe Batsman 20
    121 Tom Maynard England Batsman 100
    122 Keegan Meth Zimbabwe Batsman 20
    123 Robert Nicol New Zealand Batsman 50
    124 Lahiru Thirimanne Sri Lanka Batsman 20
    125 Vaughn Van Jaarsveld South Africa Batsman 20
    126 Trent Copeland Australia Bowler 20
    127 Ben Cutting Australia Bowler 100
    128 CJ de Villiers South Africa Bowler 20
    129 Ben Edmondson Australia Bowler 50
    130 Rory Kleinveldt South Africa Bowler 50
    131 Alister McDermott Australia Bowler 20
    132 Adam Milne New Zealand Bowler 20
    133 Michael Neser Australia Bowler 50
    134 Nuwan Pradeep Sri Lanka Bowler RCB 20
    135 Ahmed Amla South Africa Batsman 50
    136 Farhaan Behardien South Africa Batsman 20
    137 Jonathan Carter West Indies Batsman 20
    138 Tim Cruickshank Australia Batsman 20
    139 Henry Davids South Africa Batsman 20
    140 Peter Forrest Australia Batsman 50
    141 Ashton May Australia Batsman 20
    142 Ben Rohrer Australia Batsman 20
    143 Jason Roy England Batsman 50
    144 Craig Thyssen South Africa Batsman 20

    IPL Auction 2012 : KTK players set for hefty payday

    Category: Cricket News,DLF IPL Teams,IPL,IPL 2012 News

    The IPL auction, set to be held in Bangalore on February 4, will see 144 players – including several former Kochi Tuskers Kerala players – go under the hammer. These players, picked according to a combination of their valuation and star worth, will be put up for auction.

    The players who stand to pocket hefty deals are big-ticket players from the defunct Kochi franchise. Brendon McCullum, VVS Laxman and Sreesanth are the most valued names among several former Kochi players with reserve prices of $400,000, followed by the Sri Lankan pair of Mahela Jayawardene and Muttiah Muralitharan ($300,000), RP Singh and Parthiv Patel ($200,000), and Ravindra Jadeja, Vinay Kumar, Ramesh Powar and VRV Singh ($100,000).

    The other leading players, based on a combination of their value and a star power, are England offspinner Graeme Swann ($400,000), fast bowlers James Anderson and Mitchell Johnson ($300,000), and Peter Siddle and Matt Prior, the England wicketkeeper ($200,000).

    Given that there are several international series going on during the time of IPL 5, there is a slim chance that several overseas players may not available for the entire tournament. England tour Sri Lanka in March and April before hosting West Indies in May, so the participation of Swann and Anderson is doubtful. Johnson, in December, had been ruled out of cricket for “five to six months” after undergoing surgery on the big toe of his left foot in Melbourne, so franchises may be wary of his availability too.

    West Indies will also be busy during the IPL, hosting Australia for the Frank Worrell Trophy in March and April, before heading to England in May. Members of Australia’s national team will also be unavailable until the Test Series in the Caribbean ends on April 27.

    The franchises have been allowed to increase their squads from 30 players to 33, with an additional spot open for overseas players, giving the franchise owners more reason to loosen their purse strings. Each team is allowed to have 11 overseas players and among the nine participating in IPL 5, how swiftly Rajasthan Royals act at the auction will be interesting to see given that they have the most slots available – six. Kolkata Knight Riders and Mumbai Indians have four each, Kings XI Punjab, Pune Warriors and Deccan Chargers have three, followed by Royal Challengers Bangalore and Delhi Daredevils (two) and defending champions Chennai Super Kings (one).

    Rajasthan, Deccan, Punjab, Mumbai, Chennai, Delhi and Kolkata have $2 million available to spend, followed by Pune ($1.6 million) and Bangalore ($1 million). Bangalore had retained last season’s Player of the Tournament Chris Gayle, after being given first rights to his services owing to the fact that he represented the franchise as a replacement for Dirk Nannes. Though the amount he has been signed for is yet undisclosed, it has reportedly been revealed to the IPL authorities and deducted from Bangalore’s auction purse.

    One of the most sought-after players could be Ireland’s big-hitting allrounder Kevin O’Brien, who shot into the limelight with a heroic 50-ball century (the fastest in World Cup history) against England in Bangalore last year. O’Brien was unable to join the IPL last season, but jumped at the chance when the IPL opened a window for players to register on the auction list. With a Twenty20 strike-rate of 139.46, including the fastest hundred in England domestic Twenty20 for Gloucestershire last year, the 27-year-old stands to attract significant bidding at the auction. His base price has been set at $50,000 but O’Brien could go for much more (last year Kolkata Knight Riders snapped up Netherlands’ allrounder Ryan ten Doeschate for $150,000 after his base price was set at $50,000.)

    Among the internationals, notable players are Brad Hogg, who made a comeback to the Australian side aged 40 for the Twenty20s against India, and former Australian batsman Brad Hodge. Hodge, the second highest run-scorer in Twenty20 cricket, was also a part of the Kochi franchise in IPL 4. Jacob Oram, Vernon Philander and Farveez Maharoof could also attract high bids for their all-round value.

    Purse available for each team

    Pune Warriors: $1.6 million

    Callum Ferguson, Nathan McCullum, Mitchell Marsh, Tim Paine, Wayne Parnell, Jesse Ryder, Graeme Smith, Alfonso Thomas.

    Kolkata Knight Riders: $2 million

    Brad Haddin, Jacques Kallis, Brett Lee, Eoin Morgan, Shakib Al Hasan, Ryan ten Doeschate, James Pattinson.

    Delhi Daredevils: $2 million

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