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Gambhir top grosser; No takers for Lara, Ganguly
Indian opening batsman Gautam Gambhir fetched a staggering $2.4 million even as cricketing legend Brian Lara and former India captain Sourav Ganguly went unsold on the first day of the Indian Premier League (IPL) auction here Saturday.
The top five money grossers on the first day were all Indians with Gambhir leading the chart followed by Yusuf Pathan (Kolkata Knight Riders, $2.1 million), Robin Uthappa (Pune Warriors, $2.1mn), Rohit Sharma (Mumbai Indians, $2mn) and Irfan Pathan (Delhi Daredevils $1.9mn)
Among foreigners, Sri Lankan star Mahela Jayawerdena was bought for $1.5mn by Kochi while South African veteran Jacques Kallis fetched $1.1mn (Knight Riders) and speedster Dale Steyn $1.2mn (Deccan Chargers).
Following are the players auctioned on the first day.
Gautam Gambhir (India): Kolkata Knight Riders, $2.4 million
Tillakaratne Dilshan (Sri Lanka): Royal Challengers Bangalore $650,000
Zaheer Khan (India): Royal Challenger Bangalore, $900,000
Ross Taylor (New Zealand): Rajasthan Royal, $1 million
Yusuf Pathan (India): Kolkata Knight Riders, $2.1 million
Kevin Pietersen (England): Deccan Chargers, $650,000,
Mahela Jayawardene (Sri Lanka): Team Kochi, $1.5 million
Yuvraj Singh (India): Pune Warriors, $1.8 million
AB de Villiers (South Africa), Royal Challengers Bangalore, $1.1 million
Sourav Ganguly (India): unsold
Cameron White (Australia): Deccan Chargers, $1.1 million
Jacques Kallis (South Africa): Kolkata Knight Riders, $1.1 million
Rohit Sharma (India): Mumbai Indians, $2 million
Andrew Symonds (Australia): Mumbai Indians, $850,000
Kumar Sangakkara (Sri Lanka): Deccan Chargers, $700,000
Adam Gilchrist (Australia): Kings XI Punjab, $900,000
Rahul Dravid (India): Rajasthan Royal, $500,000
Graeme Smith (South Africa), Pune Warriors, $500,000
Robin Uthappa (India): Pune Warriors, 2.1 million
Johan Botha (South Africa): Rajasthan Royals, $950,000
V.V.S. Laxman (India): $400,000, Team Kochi
Daniel Vettori (New Zealand): Royal Challengers Bangalore, $550,000
Brendon McCullum (New Zealand): Team Kochi, $475,000
S. Sreesanth (India): Team Kochi, $900,000
Chris Gayle (West Indies): unsold
Irfan Pathan (India): Delhi Daredevils, $1.9 million
R.P. Singh (India): Team Kochi, $500,000,
Jesse Ryder (New Zealand): unsold
Herschelle Gibbs (South Africa): unsold
Michael Hussey (Australia): Chennai Super Kings, 425,000
JP Duminy (South Africa): Deccan Chargers, $300,000
Shaun Marsh (Australia): Kings XI Punjab, $400,000
Shikhar Dhawan (India): Deccan Chargers, $300,000
Saurabh Tiwary (India): Royal Challengers Bangalore, $1.6 million
David Hussey (Australia): Kings XI Punjab, $1.4 million
Dave Warner (Australia): Delhi Daredevil, $750,000
Graham Manou (Australia): unsold
Wriddhiman Saha (India): Chennai Super King, $100,000
Parthiv Patel (India): Team Kochi, $290,000
Brian Lara (West Indies): unsold
Dinesh Karthik India): Kings XI Punjab $900,000
Naman Ojha (India): Delhi Daredvil, $270,000
Brad Haddin (Australia): Kolkata Knight Riders, $325,000
Tim Paine (Australia): Pune Warriors, $270,000,
Matt Prior (England): unsold
Mark Boucher (South Africa): unsold
David Jacobs (South Africa): $190,000, Mumbai Indians
James Hopes (Australia): Delhi Daredevils, $350,000
Ravindra Jadeja (India): Team Kochi, $950,000
Luke Wright (England): unsold
Shakeeb Al Hasan (Bangladesh): Kolkata Knight Riders, $425,000
Stuart Broad (England): Kings XI Punjab, $400,000
Abhishek Nayar (India): Kings XI Punjab, $800,000
Angelo Mathews (Sri Lanka): Pune Warriors, $950,000
Dwayne Bravo (West Indies): Chennai Super Kings, $200,000
Steven Smith (Australia): Team Kochi, $200,000
James Franklin (New Zealand): Mumbai Indians, $100,000
Dilhara Fernando (Sri lanka): unsold
James Anderson (England): unsold
Ishant Sharma (India): Deccan Chargers, $450,000
Praveen Kumar (India): Kings XI Punjab, $800,000
Ashish Nehra (India) : Pune Warriors, $850,000
Brett Lee (Australia): Kolkata Knight Riders, $400,000
Morne Morkel (South Africa): Delhi Daredevils, $475,000
Dale Steyn (South Africa): Deccan Chargers, $1.2 million
Ryan Harris (Australia): Kings XI Punjab, $325,000
Dirn Nannes (Australia): Royal Challengers, $650,000
Doug Bollinger (Australia): Chennai Super Kings, $700,000
Muttiah Muralitharan (Sri Lanka): Kochi, $1.1m
Piyush Chawla (India): Kings XI Punjab, $900,000
Ravichandran Ashwin (India): Chennai Super Kings, $850,00
Graeme Swann: unsold
Ajantha Mendis: unsold
Pragyan Ojha (India): Deccan Chargers, $500,000
Murali Kartik: unsold
Amit Mishra (India): Deccan Chargers, $300,000
Nathan McCullum (New Zealand): Pune Warriors, $100,000
Romesh Pawar (India): Kochi, $180,000
Chamara Kapugedera (Sri Lanka): unsold
Aaron Finch (Australia): Delhi Daredevils, $300,000
Eoin Morgan(England): Kolkata Knight Riders, $350,000
Brad Hodge (Australia): Kochi, 425,000
Tamim Iqbal (Bangladesh): unsold
Callum Ferguson (Australia): Pune Warriors, $300,000
Manoj Tiwary (India): Kolkata Knight Riders, $475,000
Cheteshwar Pujara (India): Royal Challengers Bangalore, $700,000
Subramaniam Badrinath (India): Chennai Super Kings, $800,000
Paul Collingwood (England): Rajasthan Royals, 250,000
($1 million = Rs.4.5 crore)
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