Yuvraj, Pietersen List IPL Base Cost at INR 2 Crore

Yuvraj Singh was the most costly purchase in the past closeout. 

Yuvraj Singh, Kevin Pietersen, Shane Watson, Ishant Sharma, Mitchell Marsh are among 12 players that have recorded the most noteworthy base cost of INR 2 crore (approx. $296,000) for the IPL players closeout, booked for February 6 in Bangalore. These players highlight in a 714-in number not insignificant rundown - got to by ABOCcricinfo - which will be trimmed by January 25 to shape the last pool of players for the closeout.

Ashish Nehra, Dinesh Karthik, Stuart Binny, Sanju Samson, and Dhawal Kulkarni are alternate Indians who have put a store cost of INR 2 crore. Australia veteran Michael Hussey may have turned 40, yet he stays sure about assuming a part in an arrangement saw to be a young fellow's diversion as he too put Indian 2 corer as his base cost. Hussey has not just captained Sydney Thunder to the last of the continuous Big Bash League, however he is additionally the competition's driving run-scorer. Alternate abroad player who has pulled in the INR 2-crore base cost is Australia quick bowler Kane Richardson.

The closeout is prone to be a bustling undertaking considering not only the two new establishments - Rising Pune Super Giants (RPSG) and the yet to be named Rajkot group - additionally settled groups like Delhi Daredevils are relied upon to offer savagely at the single-day closeout.

A month ago, Daredevils discharged the most extreme players - 13 - from a year age’s squad which included marquee names Yuvraj and Sri Lanka commander and all-rounder Angelo Mathews. A year ago, Yuvraj was the most costly purchase for the second successive closeout after the Daredevils raised the offer cost to INR 16 crore ($2.3 million). Thrill seekers additionally paid INR 7.5 crore ($1.1 million) for Mathews. Be that as it may, both players neglected to make the coveted effect and the establishment therefore chose to discharge them to support their handbag going into the current year's bartering.

A sum of 61 players were discharged by the six establishments when the main exchanging window shut on December 31. Among them was the second most costly player of a year age’s bartering, Karthik, who was secured by Royal Challengers Bangalore for INR 10.5 crore ($1.5 million).

Taking after is the handbag staying with the each of the eight establishments.