S.No Player's Name Country Base Price (USD) Sold for (USD) Team 1 Gautam Gambhir India 200,000 &nbs p;2,400,000 KKR 2 Robin Uthappa India 200,000 &nbs p;2,100,000 Pune 3 Yusuf Pathan India 300,000 ;2,100,000 KKR 4 Rohit Sharma India 200,000 ;2,000,000 MI 5 Irfan Pathan India 200,000 ;1,900,000 DD 6 Yuvraj Singh India 400,000 1,800,000 Pune 7 Saurabh Tiwary India 100,000 ;1,600,000 RCB 8 Mahela Jayawardene Sri Lanka 400,000 1,500,000 &n bsp;Kochi 9 David Hussey Australia 300,000 & nbsp;1,400,000 Punjab 10 Dale Steyn South Africa 200,000 1,200,000 & nbsp;DC 11 Cameron White Australia 300,000 &n bsp;1,100,000 DC 12 AB de Villiers South Africa 400,000 1,100,000 & nbsp;RCB 13 Muttiah Muralitharan Sri Lanka 300,000 1,100,000 &n bsp;Kochi 14 Jacques Kallis South Africa 300,000 1,100,000 & nbsp;KKR 15 Ross Taylor New Zealand 400,000 1,000,000 RR 16 Angelo Matthews Sri Lanka 300,000 950,000 &nbs p;Pune 17 Johan Botha South Africa 200,000 950,000 &nb sp;RR 18 Ravindra Jadeja India 100,000 ;950,000 Kochi 19 Adam Gilchrist Australia 400,000 &nbs p; 900,000 Punjab 20 Dinesh Karthik India 200,000 &nbs p;900,000 Punjab 21 Piyush Chawla India 100,000 ;900,000 Punjab 22 Zaheer Khan India 300,000 9 00,000 RCB 23 S Sreesanth India 200,000 &n bsp;900,000 Kochi 24 Andrew Symonds Australia 300,000 850,000 MI 25 Ashish Nehra India 200,000 850,000 Pune 26 R Ashwin India 100,000 ;850,000 CSK 27 Abhishek Nayar India 50,000 8 00,000 Punjab 28 Praveen Kumar India 200,000 800,000 Punjab 29 S Badrinath India 100,000 &n bsp;800,000 CSK 30 David Warner Australia 200,000 & nbsp;750,000 DD
Re: Cost table
by Ravindra Gaikwad on Jan 08, 2011 09:27 PM
31 Kumar Sangakkara Sri Lanka 300,000 700,000 &nbs p;DC 32 Cheteshwar Pujara India 100,000 ;700,000 RCB 33 Doug Bollinger Australia 200,000 &nbs p; 700,000 CSK 34 Kevin Pietersen England 400,000 650,000 DC 35 Tillakaratne Dilshan Sri Lanka 400,000 650,000 &nbs p;RCB 36 Dirk Nannes Australia 200,000 & nbsp;650,000 RCB 37 Daniel Vettori New Zealand 400,000 550,000 &n bsp;RCB 38 Graeme Smith South Africa 400,000 500,000 &nb sp;Pune 39 Rahul Dravid India 400,000 ;500,000 RR 40 Pragyan Ojha India 200,000 5 00,000 DC 41 RP Singh India 200,000 500,000 Kochi 42 Brendon McCullum New Zealand 400,000 475,000 &n bsp;Kochi 43 Manoj Tiwary India 100,000 ;475,000 KKR 44 Morne Morkel South Africa 100,000 475,000 &nb sp;DD 45 Ishant Sharma India 200,000 ;450,000 DC 46 Brad Hodge Australia 200,000 &n bsp;425,000 Kochi 47 Shakib Al Hasan Bangladesh 200,000 425,000 KKR 48 Michael Hussey Australia 200,000 & nbsp;425,000 CSK 49 Shaun Marsh Australia 400,000 &n bsp;400,000 Punjab 50 Stuart Broad England 400,000 &nbs p;400,000 Punjab
Re: Re: Cost table
by Ravindra Gaikwad on Jan 08, 2011 09:27 PM
51 VVS Laxman India 400,000 ;400,000 Kochi 52 Brett Lee Australia 400,000 &nbs p;400,000 KKR 53 Eoin Morgan England 200,000 &nb sp;350,000 KKR 54 James Hopes Australia 200,000 &n bsp;350,000 DD 55 Ryan Harris Australia 200,000 & nbsp;325,000 Punjab 56 Brad Haddin Australia 200,000 & nbsp;325,000 KKR 57 Callum Ferguson Australia 200,000 ; 300,000 Pune 58 JP Duminy South Africa 200,000 300,000 &nb sp;DC 59 Shikhar Dhawan India 100,000 ;300,000 DC 60 Amit Mishra India 100,000 ;300,000 DC 61 Aaron Finch Australia 100,000 &n bsp;300,000 DD 62 Parthiv Patel India 100,000 290,000 Kochi 63 Tim Paine Australia 100,000 &n bsp;270,000 Pune 64 Naman Ojha India 100,000 2 70,000 DD 65 Paul Collingwood England 200,000 &nbs p; 250,000 RR 66 Steven Smith Australia 200,000 &n bsp;200,000 Kochi 67 Dwayne Bravo West Indies 200,000 200,000 &nb sp;CSK 68 David Jacobs South Africa 20,000 190,000 &nbs p;MI 69 Ramesh Powar India 100,000 180,000 Kochi 70 James Franklin New Zealand 100,000 100,000 &n bsp;MI 71 Nathan McCullum New Zealand 100,000 100,000 &n bsp;Pune 72 Wriddhiman Saha India 100,000 1 00,000 CSK
Re: KKR OFFICALS WERE JUMPING LIKE DAGS,,AFTER TAKING A BANGLADES
by Arup Paul on Jan 08, 2011 09:27 PM
sure dude..Shakib Al Hasan is more impotent that DADA...haha as SRK..AS GOOD AS U GET...
In the name of cricket what's this. Making fools of the viewers. What a price to pay for getting entertained. Viewers just donot switch on your TV. All this wastage of money will be stopped.
Re: This is totally
by Radhakrishna Kamath on Jan 08, 2011 09:18 PM
Bastered SRK, Cheater,Fox
made filem Chuck de India in the name of Hocky and made money and contribution to hocky is '0' and now promoting Cricket for making money. A big Bastered and a real crooked minded.
Re: Re: This is totally
by sagittarians limited on Jan 08, 2011 09:24 PM
why this anger?? this sound like a die hard saurav ganguly fan ...too bad he did not have the sense that Kumble had !!-he would have looked good sitting on that table discussing player strategy rather than out there on the field , competing with the best with rusty technique and no match practise.
The common man fund the money required and the bollywood stars and other investors in IPL along with rich players take it. A big chunk is going abroad with foreign players. These funds if invested in stock market or other places will benefit the people of India. The effect of IPL is a net flow of money from poor and common man to rich bollywood stars, cricketers and IPL investors. Also a waste of several man hours resulting no net output for Indian GDP
Re: Isn’t IPL a waste of common mans money time and
by DevD on Jan 08, 2011 09:23 PM
That too for watching FIXED matches. What happened into the enquiry against Lalit Modi, IPL corruption etc? Too many scams in the country right now i guess...no time to investigate IPL.
Re: Isn’t IPL a waste of common mans money time and
by BYOMOKESH PUJARI on Jan 08, 2011 09:21 PM
WHY SO MUCH CRAZE OF CRICKET A GAME PLAYED BY 11 PERSONS AND OBSERVED BY 11MILION FOOLS.
I care a damn if a Yousuf, or Tiwari is sold for 2 million and if a Lara or Ganguly is left unsold in IPL. Can even most of these high priced guys even ever fit into the shoes of these legends ? I dont think one should go by these crazy prices. Just bcos someone got more than Sachin does he become a greater player than him ?
Re: Re: Legends are not made of auctions prices but sheer talent.
by DevD on Jan 08, 2011 09:31 PM
That's right. Besides he does not even play in the Ranji Trophy matches, to keep himself fit and in form. He could have spared himself this embarrassment.
Re: Legends are not made of auctions prices but sheer talent..
by Ian Chappell on Jan 08, 2011 09:02 PM
I think I'm disappointed and amazed by Cris Gale's result. They could have purchased him for .4 million and I think every team has missed the opportunity !
Re: Re: Legends are not made of auctions prices but sheer talent.
by sridevi on Jan 08, 2011 09:08 PM
I think WI national team have other tournaments during IPL matches due that no one preferred to take Christ Gale.
Re: Re: Re: Legends are not made of auctions prices but sheer tal
by DevD on Jan 08, 2011 09:33 PM
Besides Chris Gayle is a very erratic performer...lacks commitment...he performed quite poorly for KKR till now.
Re: Legends are not made of auctions prices but sheer talent..
by mangoe on Jan 08, 2011 09:27 PM
This is not a charity match to select players based on their past performance..
Re: Legends are not made of auctions prices but sheer talent..
by Junaid on Jan 08, 2011 09:36 PM
Boss ask them to seat & watch the younger how they hit sixer. T20 need young tallent not a old.yusuf and tiware is the best chouce of selector than old expired player..............
Re: Re: How much was spent by each team?
by Jateen Panjwani on Jan 08, 2011 09:09 PM
That will show how the bidding for tomorrow will go. MI have not been in any serious bids they might be waiting for some teams to drain their resources today.
It is clear that the idiots who run IPL have lots of black money and very little understanding of cricket. Otherwise no one would pay such high prices for jokers like Saurabh Tiwary, Piyush Chawla, Uthappa, Ravindra Jadeja and T20 failures like David Hussey and Pujara.They simply pay high prices for un-talented Indian players so that they can be easily pressurized into fixing matches. I believe this will be difficult with the English players, and that's why they have been ignored. IPL is a sham and a scam...a venue for match-fixing and all kinds of nefarious underworld activities...where druglords like Mallaya and Bollywood stars are involved, you can be sure that darkness and deceit are deeply entrenched.
Re: High prices for idiots
by LAKSHMINARAYANAN narayanan on Jan 08, 2011 09:11 PM
Stuart Broad, Kevin pieterson, Eoin Morgan and Colling Wood are selected. Are they not from England? Know the facts before commenting. Have you watched the performance of saurab Tiwari in the last IPL. He is a hitter like y.Pathan.T20 demands selection of such people. Do you know how players are fixed? If demand is more from other teams, the prices of player in bidding will be more. If franchisees sees their usefulness they will quote high prices. If another team wants they have to outbid the original franchisee. Like wise price quoted is high depends upon the utility of the players. that is how some times even if the players are not worth the money, the team has to pay to buy them . Without understanding any thing simply you are commenting
Re: Re: High prices for idiots
by LAKSHMINARAYANAN narayanan on Jan 08, 2011 09:16 PM
David Hussey in the Champions trophy scored heavily against all opposite teams . That is why high price. Pujara recently against Australia scored impressively in the Debut. The franchisees are not fools, they are supported by former Players and coaches. Based on that only they select team. Simply for the sake of crticising them dont blabber
Re: Re: Re: High prices for idiots
by DevD on Jan 08, 2011 09:20 PM
This is a T20 team...not a test match. Pujara is a Test player, and David Hussey has been an awful performer for KKR all along, with an abysmal strike rate.
Re: Re: High prices for idiots
by DevD on Jan 08, 2011 09:18 PM
Everyone knows how an auction is conducted. But the prices of un-talented criketers like Saurabh Tiwary, who does not know how to play a front foot drive on the off-side, goes up because many franchisee owners think that they can be easily manipulated to fix matches. This is particularly true for franchisees like B'lore, King Xi and R' Royal who are run by corrupt corporates and filmstars. Some people like you will never learn. And pls do not place any bets on Tiwary...we saw his misrable batting in one ODI...he gets selected because of Dhoni.
Re: High prices for idiots
by Ian Chappell on Jan 08, 2011 08:52 PM
yes its was surprising. I think KKR must have been thinking right now that they paid too much for Gautam. I think if Gautam couldn't perform then it will be difficult for Gautam to retain his place in KKR for the same money next year !! If the results wouldn't not come this year too KKR will surely sell him even in loss !!
Re: Re: High prices for idiots
by Arindam Sen on Jan 08, 2011 08:57 PM
Don't worry. Gauti will perform and my bet is that he will be the captain of KKR this time.
Re: Re: Re: High prices for idiots
by Ian Chappell on Jan 08, 2011 09:06 PM
They picked him as captaincy material and they made up there mind to pick him as captain beforehand....no 2nd option ! thats why they went for him but I think its indigestible for giving 2.4 million for Gautam and not giving even .4 million for Cris Gale....Just Shocking !!
Re: High prices for idiots
by fulltoo dhamal on Jan 08, 2011 08:49 PM
Agreed at a great extend... Is Chawla, Ashwin better than Swann? Irfan Pathan, Utthappa with such a huge amount? Dat's beyond imagination
Re: Re: High prices for idiots
by DevD on Jan 08, 2011 09:05 PM
My point exactly. Apart from Kevin Pietersen, not a single English player has been selected. And ENGLAND is the WORLD T20 CHAMPION !!!!! What does that mean?? Everyone knows that the ECB is very harsh on match fixers...so only Indian and Australian players are willing to fix matches, which is why franchisees are paying astronomical sums for completely talentless cricketers from these two countries.
Re: Re: High prices for idiots
by Ian Chappell on Jan 08, 2011 08:59 PM
even I'm amazed to see Cris Gale's result. For Gautam you are spending 2.4 million and for Gale you don't have .4 million in your kitty !! Just NONSENSE !!
Re: Re: High prices for idiots
by DevD on Jan 08, 2011 09:08 PM
We should all try to understand how the insanely corrupt corporates and media fool the general public and take away their money.
