The Indian Premier League (IPL) 2026 Auction was much-hyped and it did not disappoint. Despite being a mini auction, it delivered and how. From players going for record sums to uncut gems being seen as diamonds in the rough, this auction had it all.

Cameron Green became the third-most expensive buy in IPL auction history as the Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) bid a whopping Rs 25.2 crore. He is also the most expensive foreigner ever.

KKR didn’t stop there as they bought Matheesha Pathirana for a staggering Rs 18 crore as well. Venkatesh Iyer and Ravi Bishnoi went to the Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) for Rs 7 crore and Rajasthan Royals (RR) for Rs 7.2 crore respectively.

Relative unknowns like Kartik Sharma, Prashant Veer and Auqib Nabi went for eye-watering sums. Sharma and Veer to Chennai Super Kings (CSK) for Rs 14.2 crore each stole the show later on. Nabi went to Delhi Capitals for Rs 8.4 crore.

Let’s take a look at all the players who were sold in the auction.

Full List

Kolkata Knight Riders

  1. Cameron Green – Rs 25.2 crore

  2. Matheesha Pathirana – Rs 18 crore

  3. Mustafizur Rahman – Rs 9.2 crore

  4. Tejasvi Singh – Rs 3 crore

  5. Finn Allen – Rs 2 crore

  6. Tim Seifert – Rs 1.5 crore

  7. Rahul Tripathi – Rs 75 lakh

  8. Kartik Tyagi – Rs 30 lakh

  9. Prashant Solanki – Rs 30 lakh

  10. Sarthak Ranjan – Rs 30 lakh

  11. Daksh Kamra – Rs 30 lakh

Chennai Super Kings

  1. Kartik Sharma – Rs 14.2 crore

  2. Prashant Veer – Rs 14.2 crore

  3. Akeal Hosein – Rs 2 crore

  4. Matthew Short – Rs 1.5 crore

  5. Aman Khan – Rs 40 lakh

Rajasthan Royals

  1. Ravi Bishnoi – Rs 7.2 crore

  2. Ravi Singh – Rs 95 lakh

  3. Sushant Mishra – Rs 90 lakh

  4. Vighnesh Puthur – Rs 30 lakh

  5. Yash Raj Punja – Rs 30 lakh

Delhi Capitals

  1. Auqib Dar – Rs 8.4 crore

  2. Pathum Nissanka – Rs 4 crore

  3. David Miller – Rs 2 crore

  4. Ben Duckett – Rs 2 crore

Royal Challengers Bangalore

  1. Venkatesh Iyer – Rs 7 crore

  2. Mangesh Yadav – Rs 5.2 crore

  3. Jacop Duffy – Rs 2 crore

  4. Satvik Deswal – Rs 30 lakh

Mumbai Indians

  1. Quinton de Kock – Rs 1 crore

  2. Danish Malewar – Rs 30 lakh

  3. Mohd Izhar – Rs 30 lakh

  4. Atharva Ankolekar – Rs 30 lakh

Punjab Kings

  1. Cooper Connolly – Rs 3 crore

Gujarat Titans

  1. Jason Holder – Rs 7 crore

  2. Ashok Sharma – Rs 90 lakh

Sunrisers Hyderabad

  1. Salil Arora – Rs 1.5 crore

  2. Shivang Kumar – Rs 30 lakh

  3. Onkar Tarmale – Rs 30 lakh

  4. Amit Kumar – Rs 30 lakh

  5. Krains Fuletra – Rs 30 lakh

  6. Sakib Hussain – Rs 30 lakh

  7. Praful Hinge – Rs 30 lakh

Lucknow Super Giants

  1. Mukul Choudhary – Rs 2.6 crore

  2. Akshat Raghuwanshi – Rs 2.2 crore

  3. Wanindu Hasaranga – Rs 2 crore

  4. Anrich Nortje Rs 2 crore

  5. Naman Tiwari Rs 1 crore

(This is a developing story.)

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