IPL 2024 Auction: Complete List Of Players In 2 Crore Base Price Bracket

All the 10 IPL franchises are gearing up for the IPL 2024 auction, which is set to take place on Tuesday, December 19. The IPL 2024 auction will take place in Dubai- making it the first auction that will take place outside India. On Monday, BCCI released the final draft of players who will undergo the hammer during the auction.

A total of 333 players have been shortlisted for the mini-auction. Out of these, there are 214 Indian players and 119 foreign players. Also, there are 116 capped players and 215 uncapped players. Notably, there are only 77 available slots across the 10 IPL teams for IPL 2024 auction.

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Gujrat Titans Have Maximum Salary Cap Available

If we talk about the available salary cap of teams in the IPL 2024 auction, Gujarat Titans have the maximum funds available at Rs. 38.15 crores. Sunrisers Hyderabad and Kolkata Knight Riders are next with Rs. 34 crores and Rs. 32.17 crores respectively.

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Chennai Super Kings (Rs. 31.40 crore), Punjab Kings (Rs. 29.10 crore), and Delhi Capitals (Rs. 28.95) also have large sums with them. Lucknow Super Kings and Rajasthan Royals have the least amount with Rs. 13.5 crores and Rs. 14.5 crores respectively.

The highest salary bracket in IPL 2024 auction is Rs. 2 crore. 23 players are part of this salary cap. Only 3 Indian players are part of the Rs. 2 crore salary cap. 7 players each from Australia and England have kept a base price of Rs. 2 crore. There are 3 players from South Africa and one each from New Zealand, Bangladesh, and Afghanistan. Below is the complete list of players with a Rs. 2 crore base price.

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IPL 2024 Auction: Complete List Of Players In 2 Crore Base Price Bracket

• Harshal Patel (India)
• Shardul Thakur (India)
• Umesh Yadav (India)
• Harry Brook (England)
• Chris Woakes (England)
• Jamie Overton (England)
• David Willey (England)
• Ben Duckett (England)
• Adil Rashid (England)
• James Vince (England)
• Travis Head (Australia)
• Pat Cummins (Australia)
• Sean Abbott (Australia)
• Josh Hazlewood (Australia)
• Mitchell Starc (Australia)
• Josh Inglis (Australia)
• Steve Smith (Australia)
• Rilee Rossouw (South Africa)
• Rassie Van Der Dussen (South Africa)
• Gerald Coetzee (South Africa)
• Lockie Ferguson (New Zealand)
• Mujeeb Ur Rahman (Afghanistan)
• Mustafizur Rahman (Bangladesh)