Published Nov 25, 2024, 3:02 pm IST
The IPL 2014 runners-up Punjab Kings (PBKS) haven’t qualified for the playoffs for the last ten seasons. So, they are undoubtedly desperate to change the scenario in the next seasons.
Unsurprisingly, PBKS retained only two uncapped players before the IPL 2025 mega auctions. While they spent only INR 9.5 crores in the retention, their remaining purse value before the auction was INR 110.50 crores.
Pre Auction Retentions
(Capped)
None
(Uncapped)
Shashank Singh (Indian): INR 5.50 Crore
Prabhsimran Singh (Indian): INR 4 Crore
Right-to-Match (RTM) card availability for the mega auction
4 capped players
Mega Auction Buys
Shreyas Iyer (Indian): Base price INR 2 crore – Bid won INR 26.75 crore
RTM Arshdeep Singh (Indian): Base price INR 2 crore – Bid won INR 18 crore
Yuzvendra Chahal (Indian): Base price INR 2 crore – Bid won INR 18 crore
Marcus Stoinis (Australian): Base price INR 2 crore – Bid won INR 11 crore
Marco Jansen (South African): Base price INR 1.25 crore – Bid won INR 7 crore
Nehal Wadhera (Indian): Base price INR 30 lakh – Bid won INR 4.20 crore
Glenn Maxwell (Australian): Base price INR 2 crore – Bid won INR 4.20 crore
Josh Inglis (Australian): Base price INR 2 crore – Bid won INR 2.60 crore
Lockie Ferguson (New Zealander): Base price INR 2 crore – Bid won INR 2 crore
Vijaykumar Vyshak (Indian): Base price INR 30 lakh – Bid won INR 1.80 crore
Yash Thakur (Indian): Base price INR 40 lakh – Bid won INR 1.60 crore
Harpreet Brar (Indian): Base price INR 30 lakh – Bid won INR 1.50 crore
Vishnu Vinod (Indian): Base price INR 30 lakh – Bid won INR 95 lakh
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