IPL 2024 Auction: Complete List Of Players In 1 Crore Base Price Bracket

The final draft of all the players who will go under the hammer during the IPL 2024 auction has been released. A total of 333 players are part of IPL 2024 auction. Out of those, there are 214 Indian players and 119 overseas players.

IPL 2024 auction will take place in Dubai on December 19. There are 77 available slots across 10 IPL teams. Out of these, there are 30 slots for overseas players. Hence, there will be a narrow competition among players to get a deal during the IPL 2024 auction. There is no doubt that only the top players will get the biggest deals from each team and many will go unsold.

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Gujarat Titans, Sunrisers Hyderabad, Kolkata Knight Riders, and Chennai Super Kings have the most funds available in their salary caps. All these 4 teams have more than Rs. 30 crore left with them. Hence, these teams will have the maximum impact during the mini-auction.

KKR has the most vacant spots in their squad. The two-time champions can grab 12 more players, more than any other team. Interestingly, Sunrisers Hyderabad have Rs. 34 crores left in their kitty but they can only grab 6 more players. Hence, the 2016 champions will target strong players at a high price.

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All the 333 players have categorized themselves in different salary brackets. The top three base price brackets are Rs. 2 crore, Rs. 1.5 crore, and Rs. 1 crore. In the Rs. 1 crore bracket, there are 14 players. There are 4 players from New Zealand, 2 each from the West Indies, South Africa, England, and Australia. Below is the complete list of players in the Rs. 1 crore base price bracket.

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IPL 2024 Auction: Complete List Of Players In 1 Crore Base Price Bracket

• Michael Bracewell (New Zealand)
• Kyle Jamieson (New Zealand)
• Daryl Mitchell (New Zealand)
• Adam Milne (New Zealand)
• Rovman Powell (West Indies)
• Alzarri Joseph (West Indies)
• Dwaine Pretorius (South Africa)
• Wayne Parnell (South Africa)
• Sam Billings (England)
• Gus Atkinson (England)
• Riley Meredith (Australia)
• Ashton Turner (Australia)
• David Wiese (Namibia)