Indian Premier League 2025 Mega Auction Details: The wait for the mega auction for IPL 2025 ended today (24 November). The mega auction for the tournament will be held on 24 and 25 November in Jeddah city of Saudi Arabia. Today will be the first day of the auction. This time a total of 577 players will be auctioned. So let us know all the big and small details related to this mega auction.
Luck of 204 players will shine
A total of 577 players are participating in the auction, of which 367 are Indians and 210 are foreigners. Out of all the players participating in the auction, only 204 will be lucky. All the teams have vacant slots to buy 204 players, in which a maximum of 70 foreign players will be included. In such a situation, it will be interesting to see which players’ luck shines in the auction.
It is worth noting that a total of 1574 players had registered themselves for the auction, out of which 577 players were shortlisted for the auction.
The names of all 177 players will be called one by one in the auction. Then the acceleration round will start with the 118th player. First of all there will be two marquee sets in the auction. After this the number of the first set of capped players will come.
Where and how to watch live in India?
The mega auction to be held in Saudi will start at 3:30 pm Indian time. The auction will run for two days, November 24 and 25. The mega auction will be telecast live on TV in India through the Star Sports network. Live streaming of the auction will be done through JioCinema.
Which team has how much money left for the auction?
Punjab Kings – Purse value of Rs 110.5 crore left (Rs 9.5 crore spent in retention)
Sunrisers Hyderabad – Purse value of Rs 45 crore left (75 crore spent in retention)
Mumbai Indians – Purse value of Rs 45 crore left (75 crore spent in retention)
Lucknow Super Giants – Purse value of Rs 69 crore left (Rs 51 crore spent in retention)
Rajasthan Royals – Purse value of Rs 41 crore left – (Rs 79 crore spent in retention)
Chennai Super Kings – Purse value of Rs 65 crore left (Rs 55 crore spent in retention)
Kolkata Knight Riders – Purse value of Rs 51 crore left (Rs 69 crore spent in retention)
Gujarat Titans – Purse value of Rs 69 crore left (Rs 51 crore spent in retention)
Delhi Capitals – Rs 73 crore purse value left (Rs 47 crore expenses in retention)
Royal Challengers Bangalore- Rs 83 crore purse value left (37 crore expenses in retention).
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