Ishan Kishan became the most expensive player in this year's auction, sold to Mumbai Indians for Rs 15.25 crore.
Nicholas Pooran is the most expensive overseas player, bought by SRH for Rs 10.75 crore.
Avesh Khan became IPL history's most expensive uncapped player after being bought by Punjab for Rs 9 crore
Suresh Raina, Steve Smith, Umesh Yadav & Shakib al Hasan among big names to go unsold today.
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How Much Money Do Teams Have Left?
A total of 74 players were sold on Day 1 of the 2022 IPL auction with Rs 388 crore being spent by the 10 IPL franchises.
Sunrisers Hyderabad made the most buys on the day, adding 10 players to their line-up but they still have another Rs 20.15 crore left to spend on Sunday.
Mumbai Indians bought only four players, to add to the four they retained, and go into Day 2 with Rs 27.85 crore left to buy the rest of their squad. Remember, each team must have a minimum of 18 and maximum of 25 players in the line-up.
IPL Auction 2022: Proceedings to Resume on Sunday at 12 PM
The IPL Auction 2022 will resume on Sunday, 13 February, at 12 noon.
IPL Auction 2022: Sandeep Lamichhane Goes Unsold
Base price at 40 lakh. Plays as a leg-spinner for Nepal. He is the last player to be auctioned for the day. Goes unsold.
IPL Auction 2022: R Sai Kishore Sold to Gujarat
Base price at 20 lakh. Battle going on between Royals and DC. CSK join in. Delhi and CSK are locked in a bidding war for Sai. Current bid value at 1.6 crore. Punjab enter the fray. Gujarat Titans join in as well.
Punjab make it 2 crore. Gujarat raise it to 2.2 crore. SRH to get in between. Current bid at 3 crore by Gujarat. Punjab indicate they are out of the race.
Kishore goes to Gujarat for 3 crore.
