Kevin PietersenBangalore Royal Challengers
Rs 7.55 crore
Andrew Flintoff
Chennai Superkings
Rs 7.55 crore
Jean Paul Duminy
Mumbai Indians
Rs 4.66 crore
Rs 4.66 crore
Owais Shah
Delhi Daredevils
Rs 1.53 crore
Paul Collingwood
Delhi Daredevils
Rs 1.34 crore
Fidel Edwards
Deccan Chargers
Rs 74 lakh
Shaun Tait
Rajasthan Royals
Rs 1.70 crore
Thillan Thushara
Chennai SuperKings
Rs 68 lakh
Tyron Henderson
Rajasthan Royals
Rs 3.19 crore
Ravi Bopara
Kings XI Punjab
Rs 2.20 crore
Kyle Mills
Bangalore Royal Challengers
Rs 78 lakhs
M. Mortaza
Kolkata Knight Riders
Rs 2.92 crore West Indian paceman Fidel Edwards was bought for his base price of $150,000 by Deccan Chargers. England's Owais Shah and Paul Collingwood were bought by Delhi Daredevils for $275,000 each.
IPL Commissioner Lalit Modi said that the contracts of all the auctioned players will be for two years. Owner of Bangalore Royal Challengers Vijay Mallya said he was always keen to get the services of Pietersen as he would add value to the team.
"I was always keen to get Pietersen. He would be a superb addition to the team. We had a list of players before the auction and KP topped that list. We needed to strengthen our batting and I was prepared to pay more for him," Mallya said.
"It is a worthwhile investment and ensure the balance that we wanted in our team", he said.
South African all rounder Tyron Henderson was bought by Rajasthan Royals for $650,000 (approximately Rs 3.18 crore), a massive jump from his base price of $100,000.
Australian opener Phil Jaques went unsold alongwith South African batsman Ashwell Prince. Australian paceman Stuart Clark, who had a base price of $250,000 also failed to attract a buyer in the initial round of auctioning.
Another Australian Luke Wright also went unsold with the bidders not showing much interest on the Australians who were up for auction.
England all-rounder Ravi Bopara was bought by Kings XI Punjab for $450,000 (approximately Rs 2.20 crore), far beyond his base price of $150,000.
New Zealand all-rounder Jesse Ryder was bought for $160,000 by Bangalore Royal Challengers while another Kiwis cricketer Kyle Mills was taken by Mumbai Indians for $150,000. South African paceman Andre Nel went unsold. Sri Lankan paceman Nuwan Kulasekara also failed to make much of an impact with no team showing any interest on him.
With a total of $13.59 million in their pocket, the eight Indian Premier League franchisees have the option of buying 17 players from a pool of 50.
In the auction, 18 players from Australia, seven from England, five from Sri Lanka, three from New Zealand, seven from South Africa, six from West Indies and four from Bangladesh were up for grabs.
Chennai Super Kings have a spending limit of upto $two million for two slots, the Deccan Chargers $1.9 million for two, the Knight Riders $1.21 for one, the Kings' XI Punjab $1.45 million for two, Mumbai Indians $1.76 million for three players, Rajasthan Royals $1.875 million for two and Bangalore Royal Challengers $1.945 for two slots.
Rajasthan Royals
Rs 3.19 crore
Ravi Bopara
Kings XI Punjab
Rs 2.20 crore
Kyle Mills
Bangalore Royal Challengers
Rs 78 lakhs
M. Mortaza
Kolkata Knight Riders
Rs 2.92 crore West Indian paceman Fidel Edwards was bought for his base price of $150,000 by Deccan Chargers. England's Owais Shah and Paul Collingwood were bought by Delhi Daredevils for $275,000 each.
IPL Commissioner Lalit Modi said that the contracts of all the auctioned players will be for two years. Owner of Bangalore Royal Challengers Vijay Mallya said he was always keen to get the services of Pietersen as he would add value to the team.
"I was always keen to get Pietersen. He would be a superb addition to the team. We had a list of players before the auction and KP topped that list. We needed to strengthen our batting and I was prepared to pay more for him," Mallya said.
"It is a worthwhile investment and ensure the balance that we wanted in our team", he said.
South African all rounder Tyron Henderson was bought by Rajasthan Royals for $650,000 (approximately Rs 3.18 crore), a massive jump from his base price of $100,000.
Australian opener Phil Jaques went unsold alongwith South African batsman Ashwell Prince. Australian paceman Stuart Clark, who had a base price of $250,000 also failed to attract a buyer in the initial round of auctioning.
Another Australian Luke Wright also went unsold with the bidders not showing much interest on the Australians who were up for auction.
England all-rounder Ravi Bopara was bought by Kings XI Punjab for $450,000 (approximately Rs 2.20 crore), far beyond his base price of $150,000.
New Zealand all-rounder Jesse Ryder was bought for $160,000 by Bangalore Royal Challengers while another Kiwis cricketer Kyle Mills was taken by Mumbai Indians for $150,000. South African paceman Andre Nel went unsold. Sri Lankan paceman Nuwan Kulasekara also failed to make much of an impact with no team showing any interest on him.
With a total of $13.59 million in their pocket, the eight Indian Premier League franchisees have the option of buying 17 players from a pool of 50.
In the auction, 18 players from Australia, seven from England, five from Sri Lanka, three from New Zealand, seven from South Africa, six from West Indies and four from Bangladesh were up for grabs.
Chennai Super Kings have a spending limit of upto $two million for two slots, the Deccan Chargers $1.9 million for two, the Knight Riders $1.21 for one, the Kings' XI Punjab $1.45 million for two, Mumbai Indians $1.76 million for three players, Rajasthan Royals $1.875 million for two and Bangalore Royal Challengers $1.945 for two slots.
