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The Indian Premier League 2021 (IPL 2021) mini auction will take place in Chennai on February 18, Thursday, with 292 players slated go under the hammer.
Check IPL mini auction 2021 time and live streaming details here
The IPL 2021 mini auction will start at 3 pm when eight IPL franchises will look to fill their vacancies and bolster their squad. The BCCI is yet to officially announce the start date of IPL 2021 but the tournament is likely to start after the second week of April.
Check available purse of all the IPL teams and team strength hereHow many slots are up for grabs at IPL 2021 mini auction?
In IPL 2021 auction, 292 players will compete for 61 vacant spots. A total of 1,114 cricketers had registered for the IPL 2021 auction and the list was pruned to 292 last week.
As 10 players, including former India spinner Harbhajan Singh, swashbuckling Australian batsmen Glenn Maxwell and Steve Smith, England batsman Jason Roy, are in the Rs 2-crore bracket – the highest reserve price. There are 12 and 11 players respectively in the Rs 1.5 crore and Rs 1 crore list.
Check full list of players released and retained by all the IPL franchise
Out of the eight franchises, Kings XI Punjab (KXIP) have the maximum purse amount at Rs 53.2 crore with space for 9 players, including 6 overseas players while Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) and SunRisers Hyderabad (SRH) have the lowest remaining purse amount at Rs 10.75 crore as both sides look to go with a tested squad in IPL 2021.
Check full list of players to go under hammer in IPL 2021 auction on Feb 18 here
Here is a list of available purse and remaining slots for all the teams:
Chennai Super Kings (CSK)
Number of players: 19
Number of Overseas players: 7
Available slot: 6
Overseas slot: 1
Salary cap available: Rs 19.90 crore
Delhi Capitals (DC)
Number of players: 17
Number of Overseas players: 5
Available slot: 8
Overseas slot: 3
Salary cap available: Rs 13.4 crore
Kings XI Punjab (KXIP)
Number of players: 16
Number of Overseas players: 3
Available slot: 9
Overseas slot: 5
Salary cap available: Rs 53.20 crore
Kolkata knight Riders (KKR)
Number of players: 17
Number of Overseas players: 6
Available slot: 8
Overseas slot: 2
Salary cap available: Rs 10.75 crore
Mumbai Indians (MI)
Number of players: 18
Number of Overseas players: 4
Available slot: 7
Overseas slot: 4
Salary cap available: Rs 15.35 crore
Rajasthan Royals (RR)
Number of players: 16
Number of Overseas players: 5
Available slot: 9
Overseas slot: 3
Salary cap available: Rs 37.85 crore
Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB)
Number of players: 14
Number of Overseas players: 5
Available slot: 14
Overseas slot: 3
Salary cap available: Rs 35.40 crore
Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH)
Number of players: 22
Number of Overseas players: 7
Available slot: 3
Overseas slot: 1
Salary cap available: Rs 10.75 crore
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