Players in the limelight this season
Mini-Auctions Mini-auctions are very similar to the January transfer window in European football, where teams like to fill gaps. However, some clubs who were unable to complete the deal in the summer do so in the winter and there have been cases where important signings have been made.
A fantastic goal against India could also be a favorite for the teams in the auction. The Australian goalkeeper, who will face the hammer, will be available to teams at the highest base price of Rs 2 million.
The New Zealand player known for breaking Tendular's world record for most runs in a tournament is expected to start a bidding war.It will be available in the auction for the teams at a base price of Rs 50 lakh. Rachin Ravindran is another young talent making waves in world cricket. Ravindra was born to Indian parents who emigrated to New Zealand in search of a better future. Only 24 years old, Ravindra showed during the World Cup that he is indeed one of the country's future stars. A classic left-handed batsman, Rachin is also a good spinner and although all-rounders have lost value in the IPL after the introduction of the impact player rule, he is a real package to ignore.There could be a handful of suitors for this talented cricketer.
The Sri Lankan bowler, who showcased his powerful skills in the ICC World Cup 2023, will be available at a base price of Rs 50 lakh. Teams looking to strengthen their bowling lineup in the 2024 IPL tournament might consider this young bowler.Harshal Patel
It's quite strange why Royal Challengers Bangalore would let go of the 2021 Purple Cap winner and one of their key wicket-takers. Yes, Harshal Patel had runs last season, but he still got wickets for the Royal Challengers. Since he is an Indian and can bowl to the death with his wicket-taking skills, he could receive strong offers from a variety of teams. For all you know, even RCB can come back for him if he knows what he brings.
Travis Head's impressive century in the ODI World Cup final, which played a key role in Australia claiming a record sixth World Cup, saw his value in world cricket rise exponentially.When Australia decided to stick with him at the start of the World Cup even though he was still recovering from injury, many pundits questioned their strategy given the amount of talent at home. But the management stood by him and gave ample proof of his destructive abilities with two centuries, the second in the final. Get ready for some numbers that will make your head spin! Indian fans will not forget Travis Head. In the final, he single-handedly won the ODI World Cup for Australia with 137 off 120 balls. Now Indian cricket fans want to see him in IPL 2024. This aggressive left-handed batsman is in excellent form. It offers versatility with its sideline spin bowling game.Gerald Coetzee: The South African all-rounder has established himself in the upper 2 crore bracket with his impressive portfolio and would be the most interesting offer we could hope for. At 23 years old, his impressive record could make him the franchise favorite at the auction.
