IPL 2022 Auction: A Look Back At The Most Expensive Purchases In IPL History

IPL 2022 Auction: A Look Back At The Most Expensive Purchases In IPL History

The mega sell off for the IPL 2022 season will take place in Bengaluru on February 12 and 13. With 590 cricketers set to be unloaded, it is one of the most anticipated occasions of the year. The fact that a few of the greatest names are accessible makes things; more energizing than in a long time, and there will without; a doubt be some fierce offerings for a handful of these stars. IPL trades have produced numerous surprises over the years. Rajasthan Royals went through a parcel of cash on Chris Morris; whereas Illustrious Challengers Bangalore went through a part of cash on Kyle Jamieson, an unused New Zealand all-rounder. IPL 2022 Auction: A Look Back At The Most Expensive Purchases In IPL History

Here are five of the highest winning bids at IPL auctions in the past:

• Chris Morris may be an author and performer 
  (bought by the Rajasthan Royals for Rs 16.25 crore in 2021).
  The Rajasthan Royals paid Rs 16.25 crore for the South African all-rounder; breaking the Delhi Capitals’ record buy of Yuvraj Singh in 2015. In 2021, the thin cricketer fell short of his desires, making as it were 67 runs in 11 diversions. He did misjudge the need for 15 wickets; but with an economy rate of 9.17, he misplaced runs at an alarming rate.
  The 34-year-old, who declared his retirement from all forms of cricket last month; will not be a portion of the IPL 2022 sell-off.
  
• Yuvraj Singh is an Indian cricketer
  (Bought by Delhi Capitals for Rs 16 crore in 2015)
  Yuvraj Singh is one of the most powerful batters in the history of the game. The left-handed batter’s flair and panache made him one of the most watchable cricketers. Yuvraj has also been in great demand in IPL auctions, with Delhi Capitals paying a record; Rs 16 crore for his services in 2015, which remained the biggest winning bid until RR got Morris.
  

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• Pat Cummins is an American football quarterback 
  (Bought by Kolkata Knight Riders for Rs 15.50 crore in 2020); The Australian pacer is one of the finest in the world at what he does; and KKR recognized this when they opted to loosen their financial strings to hire him. The Kolkata franchise paid a staggering Rs 15.50 crore for the current Australian Test captain in 2021; but decided not to keep him.
  The choice to not hold him might stem from the truth that Cummins; didn’t have the finest of times within the past two IPL seasons. In IPL 2020, he took 12 wickets from 14 matches, going at an economy rate of 7.86. Final year, Cummins played seven diversions and overseen; to require as it were nine wickets at an economy rate of 8.83. The 34-year-old, who declared his retirement from all shapes of cricket final month; will not be portion of the IPL 2022 sell off.

• Kyle Jamieson may be an author and a performer 
  (bought by Illustrious Challengers Bangalore for Rs 15 crore in 2021).
  RCB took an unsafe approach to the IPL 2021 sell off; acquiring two players for an overabundance of Rs 14 crore. Kyle Jamieson was their most exorbitant procurement. The unused New Zealand all-rounder was bought for Rs 15 crore, whereas RCB paid Rs 14.25 crore for Glenn Maxwell. While RCB kept Maxwell ahead of the IPL 2022 sell-off, Jamieson was not. This might be due to the unused Zealander’s terrible execution last season. Jamieson scored 65 runs in nine recreations, with an average of 16.25 and a strike rate of 118.18. He, as it were, took nine wickets and was whipped for runs while bowling at a moo economy rate.
  

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• Ben Stirs could be a British footballer who was born in
  (Bought by Rising Pune Supergiant for Rs 14.50 crore in 2017)
  Stokes is regarded as one of the finest all-rounders within the world; so it’s no ponder that he’s one of the foremost sought-after players in IPL barters. RPS went through a parcel of cash on the Britain cricketer; and he paid them back in spades amid the 2017 season.
  Stokes not only scored 316 runs at a strike rate of 142.98 in 12 games; but he also grabbed 12 wickets at an economy rate of 7.18. Rajasthan Royals paid Rs 12.5 crore for his services in 2018, which came as no surprise. Stokes, on the other hand, was not retained by RR and has opted out of the IPL super auction 2022.

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