991 players Registered for IPL Auction, in Kochi On Dec 23.

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IPL auction set for December 23 in Kochi

November 09 2022

The auction will take place in Kochi.

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has postponed the Indian Premier League (IPL) auction by a week from the proposed date of December 16, and moved the venue to Kochi. Informal communications seem to have gone to the franchises notifying them about change in date - to December 23 - and the new venue.

As previously reported by this website, the BCCI had told the franchises an advisory on the auction details would be sent early this month and it is believed that the franchises were informed on Wednesday about the venue and postponed date. Officials of multiple franchises have confirmed this to Cricbuzz.

It has been learnt that the BCCI had been looking for a potential venue once the Istanbul plan could not materialise. Finding a place that could accommodate over 200 representatives from the 10 IPL teams and with sufficient presidential suits for the owners hadn't been an easy task in the wedding season. After even considering Goa, the BCCI has zeroed in on Kochi.

December 23 means the auction, commencing in the afternoons, could clash with a couple sessions of India's Test against Bangladesh on what could be the second day of the second and final Test in Dhaka. Besides, the auction will be just a couple of days prior to Christmas.

Ahead of the late-December rendezvous for the IPL teams, an important date is November 15, when the franchises will have to release players to generate funds for the auction. They will have an automatic increment of Rs 5 crore in salary cap but that would hardly be enough to do any transaction at the auction.

The teams will be forced to release some of their non-performing big players and among them could be Mayank Agarwal, Odean Smith, Sahrdul Thakur, Shivam Mavi, Kane Williamson, Romario Shephered, Jason Holder and KS Bharat. There has been a lot of debate over Ravindra Jadeja's position in the Chennai Super Kings.

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The IPL trophy on display at IPL 2022 auction day in Bengaluru, February 12, 2022

The IPL player auction for the 2023 season will take place in Kochi on December 23. It will be a mini auction as opposed to the mega auction ahead of the 2022 edition, when the ten franchises had to rebuild their squads virtually from scratch.

In addition to the money left over from their previous auction purse and the value of the players they release, each team will have an additional INR 5 crore (approx. US $607,000) to spend at this auction, making the overall purse INR 95 crore (approx. US $11.5 million).

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IPL Auction 2022: 21 players register with base price of INR 2 Crore

IPL Auction is set to take place on December 23

A total of 991 players have registered for the Indian Premier League Auction set to take place in Kochi on December 23.

In a media release, BCCI stated: "The players' list includes 185 capped, 786 uncapped and 20 players from Associate Nations.

The detailed list is as below:

- Capped Indian (19 players)

- Capped International (166 players)

- Associate (20 players)

- Uncapped Indians who were a part of previous IPL seasons (91 players)

- Uncapped International who were a part of previous IPL seasons (3 players)

- Uncapped Indians (604 players)

- Uncapped Internationals (88 players)"

Ben Stokes and Sam Curran are enlisted in the INR 2 Crore bracket

Those registered in the INR 2 Crore price band, the highest in the auction include the likes of the Man of the tournament in the recently concluded T20 WC, Sam Curran. Joining Curran include the likes of Ben Stokes and seven other English players in the highest bracket.

Tom Banton, Sam Curran, Chris Jordan, Tymal Mills, Jamie Overton, Craig Overton, Adil Rashid, Phil Salt, Ben Stokes, Nathan Coulter-Nile, Cameron Green, Travis Head, Chris Lynn, Kane Williason, Adam Milne, Jimmy Neesham, Rilee Rossouw, Rassie van der Dussen, Angelo Mathews, Jason Holder, Nicholas Pooran

From Australia, all-rounder Cameron Green is amongst those named in the highest bracket, while notable exclusions from the overall list inlcude the likes of Mitchell Starc and Alex Hales who haven't registered.

Amongst the Indian players registered, those with a base price of INR 1 Crore are Mayank Agarwal, Manish Pandey and Kedar Jadhav.

"If every franchise were to have a maximum of 25 players in their squad, 87 players are available to be bought in the auction (of which up to 30 players can be overseas players)," read a statement from BCCI.

The registered list undergoes pruning before the auction with teams putting a list of preferences before the shortlisted names go up for auction.

Base price of INR 1.5Cr: Sean Abott, Riley Meredith, Jhye Richardson, Adam Zampa, Shakib Al Hasan, Harry Brook, Will Jacks, Dawid Malan, Jason Roy, Sherfane Rutherford

Base price of INR 1Cr: Mayank Agarwal, Kedar Jadhav, Manish Pandey, Mohammad Nabi, Mujeeb ur Rahman, Moises Henriques, Andrew Tye, Joe Root, Luke Wood, Michael Bracewell, Mark Chapman, Martin Guptill, Kyle Jamieson, Matt Henry, Tom Latham, Daryl Mitchell, Heinrich Klaasen, Tabraiz Shamsi, Kusal Perera, Roston Chase, Rakheem Cornwall, Shai Hope, Akeal Hossein, David Wiese

Impact Players in IPL

Meanwhile, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) is contemplating extending the Impact Player experiment to the IPL. It was first introduced in this year's Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy competition and the feedback apparently was very good. At a meeting of the IPL Governing Council, held virtually on Thursday night, the BCCI decided to introduce the Impact Player rule in the IPL as well.