After ten IPL franchises spent Rs 467.95 crore on 72 players over Day 1 of the IPL Auction in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, the stage is set for the second day of auctioning with close to 500 players to go under the hammer.

Royal Challengers Bengaluru (Rs 30.65 crore) and Mumbai Indians (Rs 26.10 crore) head into Day 2 with the most money and squad space to fill. PBKS (Rs 22.50 crore), RR (Rs 17.35 crore), CSK (Rs 15.60 crore), LSG (Rs 14.85 crore), DC (Rs 13.80 crore), KKR (Rs 10.05 crore), SRH (Rs 5.15 crore) will also be actively involved.

Gurjapneet Singh, Akash Singh, and Ashwani Kumar Sold

Gurjapneet Singh was sold to CSK for Rs 2.20 crore. The bidding began with LSG at Rs 30 lakh, followed by a raise to Rs 35 lakh by CSK. The teams then battled fiercely, with GT entering the fray. Ultimately, CSK won the pacer with a bid of Rs 2.20 crore.

Akash Singh was sold to LSG for Rs 30 lakh at the base price. CSK chose not to use its RTM option.

Ashwani Kumar was bought by MI for Rs 30 lakh, securing him at the base price.

Yudhvir Singh sold to RR for Rs 35 lakh

A base price of Rs 30 lakh. MI makes the first bid. RR with the second bid and takes the player.

Harnoor Pannu Sold to PBKS for Rs. 30 Lakh, Jaydev Unadkat Sold to SRH for Rs. 1 Crore

Harnoor Pannu is sold to PBKS for Rs. 30 lakh, with PBKS making the opening bid at the base price. Jaydev Unadkat is secured by SRH for Rs. 1 crore, matching the player’s base price.

Mustafizur Rahman, Umran Malik, Naveen Ul Haq, Rishad Hossain, Umesh Yadav, and Andre Siddarth UNSOLD

Mustafizur Rahman, with a base price of Rs. 2 crore, goes unsold.
Umran Malik and Naveen Ul Haq, both with a base price of Rs. 75 lakh, also remain unsold.
Rishad Hossain, with a base price of Rs. 75 lakh, goes unsold as well.
Umesh Yadav, with a base price of Rs. 2 crore, and Andre Siddarth, with a base price of Rs. 30 lakh, are both unsold.

Nuwan Thushara sold to RCB for Rs. 1.60 crore, Ishant Sharma sold to GT for Rs. 75 lakh

Nuwan Thushara was sold to RCB for Rs. 1.60 crore after a bidding war involving SRH and RR. SRH made the opening bid at Rs. 75 lakh, followed by RCB’s second bid. After RR raised the price to Rs. 1.50 crore, RCB sealed the deal with a bid of Rs. 1.60 crore.

Ishant Sharma was bought by GT for Rs. 75 lakh, matching his base price, with GT making the opening bid and securing the player.

Spencer Johnson sold to KKR for Rs. 2.80 crore

A base price of Rs. 2 crore. KKR makes the first bid, followed by PBKS with the second bid. KKR raises the price to Rs. 2.40 crore. PBKS increases the bid once more, but KKR secures the player with the highest bid of Rs. 2.80 crore.

Romario Shephard sold to RCB for Rs. 1.50 crore

RCB makes the opening bid at Rs. 1.50 crore and successfully secures the player.

R. Sai Kishore, Azmatullah Omarzai, Will Jacks, Deepak Hooda, and Tim David Bag Big Deals

R. Sai Kishore sold to GT for Rs. 2 crore
A base price of Rs. 75 lakh. SRH made the opening bid, and PBKS quickly joined in with a bid of Rs. 80 lakh. SRH raised the paddle again, but PBKS pushed it to Rs. 90 lakh. GT exercised its RTM option, and PBKS raised the price to Rs. 2 crore. GT matched the bid, securing the player at Rs. 2 crore.

Azmatullah Omarzai sold to PBKS for Rs. 2.40 crore
A base price of Rs. 1.50 crore. CSK and PBKS were in the bidding race. PBKS placed the highest bid of Rs. 2.40 crore, and they got the player as GT chose not to use their RTM.

Will Jacks sold to MI for Rs. 5.25 crore
A base price of Rs. 2 crore. MI placed the first bid at Rs. 2 crore, followed by PBKS at Rs. 2.20 crore. The bidding escalated past Rs. 3 crore, and eventually, MI secured the player with a final bid of Rs. 5.25 crore after a fierce contest with PBKS, who raised their bid to Rs. 5 crore. RCB did not use the RTM option.

Deepak Hooda sold to CSK for Rs. 1.70 crore
A base price of Rs. 75 lakh. CSK made the initial bid, followed by SRH. The two teams continued to push the price, which reached Rs. 1.50 crore. CSK placed the final bid at Rs. 1.70 crore, securing Hooda. LSG did not use their RTM option.

Tim David sold to RCB for Rs. 3 crore
A base price of Rs. 2 crore. SRH made the opening bid, but RCB quickly entered the bidding and took the lead with Rs. 2.60 crore. SRH raised it to Rs. 2.80 crore, but RCB countered with a final bid of Rs. 3 crore, securing the player. SRH withdrew from the bidding, and RCB got their man at Rs. 3 crore.

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— Mumbai Indians (@mipaltan) November 25, 2024

Shahbaz Ahmad sold to LSG for Rs. 2.40 crore

LSG opened the bidding at Rs. 1 crore for Shahbaz Ahmad. DC entered the bidding but withdrew at Rs. 1.40 crore. SRH raised the price to Rs. 1.50 crore, before LSG countered with a bid of Rs. 1.60 crore. The price then soared past Rs. 2 crore, with LSG securing the player at Rs. 2.40 crore.

Moeen Ali remains unsold at a  base price of Rs 2 crore

Sherfane Rutherford Sold to GT for Rs 2.60 Crore

With a base price of Rs. 1.50 crore, GT makes the opening bid. MI joins the bidding at Rs. 1.60 crore, and the price quickly rises past Rs. 2 crore. GT secures the player for Rs. 2.60 crore.

Manish Pandey Sold to KKR for Rs. 75 Lakh

KKR makes the opening bid at Rs. 75 lakh and successfully acquires the player for the same amount.

Ben Duckett, Dewald Brevis, Finn Allen, Jhathavedh Subramanyam, and Prashant Solanki remain unsold

Ben Duckett (Base price Rs 2 crore) – UNSOLD
Dewald Brevis (Base price Rs 75 lakh) – UNSOLD
Finn Allen (Base price Rs 2 crore) – UNSOLD
Jhathavedh Subramanyam (Base price Rs 30 lakh) – UNSOLD
Prashant Solanki (Base price Rs 30 lakh) – UNSOLD

Digvesh Singh sold to LSG for Rs 30 lakh

LSG makes the opening bid at Rs 30 lakh, with no further bids from other teams. LSG secures the player for the base price.

M. Siddharth sold to LSG for Rs 75 lakh

SRH opens the bidding at Rs 30 lakh, with LSG quickly raising it to Rs 35 lakh. SRH counters with a bid of Rs 40 lakh, but LSG responds by pushing the price further. SRH withdraws at Rs 50 lakh. LSG then places a bid at Rs 55 lakh, followed by DC’s offer of Rs 60 lakh. LSG seals the deal with a final bid of Rs 75 lakh to secure the player

Zeeshan Ansari sold to SRH for Rs 40 lakh

SRH opens the bidding at Rs 30 lakh, with DC raising it to Rs 35 lakh. SRH continues to pursue the player and secures him for Rs 40 lakh.

Mukesh Choudhary sold to CSK for Rs 30 lakh

With a base price of Rs 30 lakh, CSK made the opening bid, and no other bids followed. CSK successfully secured the player.

Gurnoor Brar sold to GT for Rs 1.30 crore

With a base price of Rs 30 lakh, both CSK and GT were interested in securing Gurnoor Brar. The price rose over Rs 1 crore, with CSK placing a bid of Rs 1.20 crore. However, GT raised the bid to Rs 1.30 crore, and CSK opted out. GT successfully acquired the player.

Six more players remain unsold at base price of Rs 30 lakh

Harvik Desai, Vansh Bedi, Avanish Aravelly, Rajan Kumar, Vidwath Kaverappa, and Sakib Hussain remained unsold at their respective base prices of Rs. 30 lakh. No suitors came forward for any of the players during the auction.

Swapnil Singh sold to RCB for Rs 50 lakh

RCB with the opening bid at Rs. 30 lakh. DC raises it to Rs. 35 lakh. RCB uses its RTM option. DC raises the price to Rs. 50 lakh and RCB matches it. 

Anukul Roy remains unsold at Rs 30 lakh

Darshan Nalkande sold to DC for Rs 30 lakh

Darshan Nalkande was sold to Delhi Capitals (DC) for Rs 30 lakh, matching his base price. DC placed the sole bid, securing the player at the base price without any competition.

Anshul Kamboj sold to CSK for Rs 3.40 crore after intense bidding

Anshul Kamboj was sold to Chennai Super Kings (CSK) for Rs 3.40 crore following a heated bidding war. The auction began with a base price of Rs 30 lakh, with Delhi Capitals (DC) making the opening bid. CSK quickly raised the bid to Rs 35 lakh, causing DC to opt out. Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) then pushed the bid to Rs 40 lakh, but CSK continued to pursue the player. Mumbai Indians (MI) entered the race, driving the price past Rs 1 crore, with MI placing a bid of Rs 2 crore. In the final round of bidding, CSK secured Kamboj for Rs 3.40 crore.

Mayank Dagar remains unsold at a base price of Rs 30 lakh

Shaik Rasheed sold to CSK at his base price of Rs 30 lakh

Madhav Kaushik and Pukhraj Mann remain unsold at Rs 30 lakh each

Shubham Dubey sold to RR for Rs 80 lakh

Shubham Dubey sold to RR for Rs 80 lakh after intense bidding with RCB. RR started with Rs 30 lakh, followed by RCB at Rs 65 lakh. RR raised to Rs 70 lakh, countered by RCB, before RR secured Dubey at Rs 80 lakh.

Swastik Chikara goes unsold at base price of Rs 30 lakh.

Sold/unsold players from Set 16 and 17

Tushar Deshpande – Rs. 6.50 crore (RR)

Gerald Coetzee – Rs. 2.40 crore (GT)

Bhuvneshwar Kumar – Rs. 10.75 crore (RCB)

Mukesh Kumar – Rs. 8 crore (DC)

Deepak Chahar – Rs. 9.25 crore (MI)

Akash Deep – Rs. 8 crore (LSG)

Lockie Ferguson – Rs. 2 crore (PBKS)

Mujeeb Ur Rahman – UNSOLD

Allah Ghazanfar – Rs. 4.80 crore (MI)

Vijayakanth Viyaskanth – UNSOLD

Akeal Hosein – UNSOLD

Adil Rashid – UNSOLD

Keshav Maharaj – UNSOLD

Akeal Hosein, Adil Rashid and Keshav Maharaj remain unsold

Allah Ghazanfar sold to MI for Rs 4.80 crore

At a base price of Rs 75 lakh, KKR starts the bidding. RCB joins in but the former continues to push. MI joins and makes a bid at Rs 2.40 crore. As the price rises to Rs 4 crore with MI’s bid, KKR involves in a lot of discussion to finally raise the bid to Rs 4.60 crore. MI raises the bid and wins it at Rs 4.80 crore.

MI buy Deepak Chahar for Rs 9.25 crore

CSK makes the first bid, at the base price of Rs 2 crore, as PBKS and MI raise the bid to Rs 7.75 crore, PBKS pulls out and CSK joins the bid at Rs 8 crore. MI raises and wins the bid at Rs 9.25 crore.

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— Mumbai Indians (@mipaltan) November 25, 2024

Mukesh Kumar sold to DC for Rs 8 crore

RCB acquire Bhubaneshwar Kumar for Rs 10.75 crore

MI makes the first bid at the base price of Rs 2 crore. LSG and RCB join in with the price rising above Rs 10 crore. LSG goes up to Rs 10.50 crore; MI pulls out and RCB raises to Rs 10.75 crore, acquiring Kumar.

Stealth with moves like a panther, Bhuvneshwar Kumar is #NowAChallenger.

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— Royal Challengers Bengaluru (@RCBTweets) November 25, 2024

Tushar Deshpande sold to RR for Rs 6.5 crore

Sold/unsold from Sets 13, 14, 15

Kane Williamson – Unsold

Glen Phillips – Unsold

Rovman Powell – Rs. 1.50 crore (KKR)

Ajinkya Rahane – Unsold

Faf du Plessis – Rs 2 crore (DC)

Mayank Agarwal – Unsold

Prithvi Shaw – Unsold

Shardul Thakur – Unsold

Washington Sundar – Rs. 3.20 crore (GT)

Sam Curran – Rs 2.40 crore (CSK)

Marco Jansen – Rs. 7 crore (PBKS)

Daryl Mitchell – Unsold

Nitish Rana – Rs. 4.20 crore (RR)

Shai Hope – Unsold

Ryan Rickelton – Rs. 1 crore (MI)

KS Bharat – Unsold

Josh Inglis – Rs. 2.60 crore (PBKS)

Alex Carey – Unsold

Donovan Ferreria – Unsold

Alex Carey, Donovan Ferreira remain unsold

Nitish Rana sold to RR for Rs 4.20 crore

RCB acquire Krunal Pandya for Rs 5.75 crore

Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) first bid for Pandya at the base price of Rs 2 crore. RR joins the bidding raising the price above Rs 3 crore. RCB further raise it to Rs 5.25 crore and ahead at Rs 5,75 crore. LSG did not use the Right to Match (RTM) option and Krunal Pandya is sold to RCB.

Marco Jansen sold to Punjab Kings for Rs 7 crore

Jansen’s bidding started at Rs 1.25 crore. Punjab Kings (PBKS) raise it to Rs 1.30 crore initially as Mumbai Indians (MI) and PBKS keep pushing the price as GT joins the bidding. Eventually MI pulled out. PBKS and GT keep the bidding alive as it crosses Rs 6 crore but the latter pulls out as it reaches Rs 7 crore. Punjab Kings acquire the South African all-rounder.

GT signs Washington Sundar for Rs. 3.20 crore

With a base price of Rs 2 crore, Gujarat Titans (GT) make the opening bid. Lukcnow Super Giants (LSG) raises the bid to Rs 2.20 crore but GT jumps the bid to win it at Rs 3.20 crore.

Faf du Plesses sold to DC for Rs 2 crore

With a base price of Rs. 2 crore, Delhi Capitals kick-started the bidding when it seemed like Faf du Plessis would go unsold. No other bids followed, and DC secured the player. Royal Challengers Bangalore, holding an RTM option, chose not to exercise it.

Glenn Phillips and Kane Williamson UNSOLD at IPL 2025 Auction

Glenn Phillips: No bids at a base price of Rs. 2 crore.

Kane Williamson: Unsold at a base price of Rs. 2 crore

Remaining RTM Slots for IPL 2025 Teams

Mumbai Indians – 1 (uncapped only)

Chennai Super Kings – 0

Rajasthan Royals – 0

Sunrisers Hyderabad – 1 (uncapped only)

Kolkata Knight Riders – 0

Delhi Capitals – 1 (capped or uncapped)

Punjab Kings – 3 (capped only)

Royal Challengers Bangalore – 3 (capped or uncapped)

Gujarat Titans – 1 (capped only)

Lucknow Super Giants – 1 (capped only)

Here’s the updated list with the number of slots remaining for each team, including overseas slots in brackets

• Mumbai Indians – 16 (7)

• Chennai Super Kings – 13 (4)

• Rajasthan Royals – 14 (4)

• Sunrisers Hyderabad – 12 (4)

• Kolkata Knight Riders – 12 (3)

• Delhi Capitals – 12 (4)

• Punjab Kings – 13 (6)

• Royal Challengers Bangalore – 16 (5)

• Gujarat Titans – 11 (5)

• Lucknow Super Giants – 13 (4)

The second day of the IPL 2025 auction will see teams battling to complete their 25-member squads. After major deals for stars like Rishabh Pant and Shreyas Iyer on the first day, teams will be working with exhausted purses, adding an intriguing twist to the proceedings. Big names like Glenn Phillips and Faf du Plessis remain up for grabs, making the second day even more exciting.