IPL Auction: From Cummins to Brook, top cricketers expect big bids in IPL 2024 Auction | Cricket news

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New Delhi: In the upcoming Indian Premier League (IPL) auction scheduled to be held in Dubai on Tuesday, the cricket world is abuzz with excitement as marquee players gear up to be part of the bidding war.
Players can start bidding for their services at up to Rs 2 crore, with expectations that the best will get much higher numbers.
The 10 IPL franchises combined have a huge budget of Rs 262.95 crore to spend in the pursuit of talent.
Among the players expected to be in the spotlight are:
Pat cumin (Australia)
Australian fast bowler Pat Cummins, who missed this year’s IPL due to his busy schedule, is making a highly anticipated return. Cummins played a pivotal role in Australia’s recent World Cup win and has won admiration for his performance. With a top base price of Rs 2 crore, the 30-year-old is expected to be a sought-after asset.

Rasheen Ravindra

Rasheen Ravindra (PTI Image)

Rasheen Ravindra (New Zealand)
Rasheen Ravindra emerged as a dynamic all-rounder, with roots in India, and left a lasting impression during the World Cup with three centuries and crucial wickets. At the age of 24, Jadeja enters the auction with a base price of Rs 50 lakh, generating expectations of competitive bids from IPL franchises.
Harry Brock (England)
Versatile England batsman Harry Brook, known for his consistent performances across international formats, is aiming for a lucrative deal in the Indian Premier League. Despite his modest involvement in the World Cup, Brook, with a base price of Rs 2 crore, is looking to make a big impact at the auction.

Gerald Coetzee

South African Gerald Coetzee (Photo: AFP)

Gerald Coetzee (South Africa)
After emerging as a standout player in the World Cup, South African fast bowler Gerald Coetzee finished in the top five bowlers with 20 wickets. The 23-year-old is looking to further his career with a base price set at Rs 2 crore.
Wanendu Hasaranga (Sri Lanka)
Sri Lankan all-rounder Wanendu Hasaranga, known for his leg movement and impactful performances, is eyeing a return to the Indian Premier League after being released by Royal Challengers Bangalore. Despite missing the World Cup due to injury, Hasaranga, with a starting price of Rs 1.5 crore, is expected to attract a lot of interest.
As the IPL Auction gets underway in Dubai, global cricket fans are eagerly awaiting the results as these cricketing superstars vie for the coveted spots in the IPL franchises.

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(With inputs from AFP)

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