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IPL 2023 Auction: Everything you need to know
IPL 2023 Auction : This year’s TATA IPL 2023 player auction is scheduled for December 23 at 2:30 pm IST, in Kochi. The list of 405 players, of whom 273 are Indians and 132 are foreigners, was released by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI). Four players are from associate countries.
Prior to the auction on Thursday, representatives from the Indian Premier League (IPL) teams will arrive in Kochi. On Thursday, a 10-team franchise meet and mock auction will take place. On December 23, the D-DAY is expected to occur in Kochi (Friday). The IPL Franchises’ authorities are working arduously to perfect their auction approach. 163 players from franchises’ current rosters have already been kept.
For the IPL Auction 2023, BCCI has reserved two floors at Kochi’s Bolgatty Island Grand Hyatt. On December 23, a seven-hour mini-auction will take place with one hour of downtime in between.
The IPL governing council members will meet with the teams on December 21 prior to the auction day. The franchises’ understanding of the players’ availability will be clarified on this day. On December 22, broadcasters will attend a second round of discussions to conduct a simulated auction.
Where to watch?
For the first time, two broadcasters will be present in the IPL. IPL 2023 will be streamed LIVE on JioCinema, while the IPL Auction will be televised LIVE on Star Sports Network. As a result, several things could happen. The team owners and a select group of assistants will go to Kochi on December 20–21.
Who will conduct the auction?
Hugh Edmeades. In 2018, he succeeded Richard Madley as the IPL auction host, a role he has held ever since.
What is the expected number of players?
A maximum of 87 seats will be open for the 10 franchises to fill in the final auction pool, which will consist of 405 individuals instead of the 991 players who initially enrolled. Overseas players will make up 30 of these. In addition to 132 foreign players, including four from partner countries, there will be 273 Indian players. 119 players are capped, while 286 are uncapped.
What happens in an accelerated auction?
Not every player on the shortlist will be auctioned off. An expedited round/process is one in which the franchises provide a list of players they want to be offered in the auction. The players can be picked from those who haven’t yet been presented or those who weren’t successful in the first round of sales.
As stated by the IPL in a letter to all of the franchises, the procedure for the 2023 auction will start with player No. 87 and continue through player No. 405. The teams will be asked to suggest a few players from positions 87 through 405 as well as any players who were previously unpurchased. The auctioneer provides the franchisees the opportunity to suggest a different group of players (with a smaller number) if there are any open spots after the initial expedited round is finished, giving the unsold/unpresented players one more opportunity to find buyers.
The youngest and oldest player in the auction :
Allah The Mis Ainak Knights’ Mohammad Ghazanfar is the newest cricketer to make the IPL 2023 auction shortlist. Afghanistan’s Ghazanfar is a right-arm off-spinner.
Amit Mishra, a renowned T20 player, is the oldest player available for auction. The 40-year-old bowler, who played for the Delhi Daredevils in 2008, the Deccan Chargers in 2011, and the Sunrisers Hyderabad in 2013, is the only one to record three IPL hat-tricks (2013).
The IPL has made a list of all the teams, along with their available capital for the auction, squads, slots, and salary caps.
- Mumbai Indians: Rs 20.55 Crore
- Chennai Super Kings: Rs 20.45 Crore
- Delhi Capitals: Rs 19.45 Crore
- Rajasthan Royals: Rs 13.2 Crore
- Lucknow Super Giant: Rs 23.35 Crore
- Royal Challengers Bangalore: Rs 8.75 Crore
- Gujarat Titans: Rs 19.25 Crore
- Kolkata Knight Riders: Rs 7.05 Crore
- Punjab Kings: Rs 32.2 Crore
- Sunrisers Hyderabad: Rs 42.25 Crore
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