IPL 2023 Auction
IPL 2023 Auction Rules: The mini auction of IPL 2023 is coming closer. The second Test match between India and Bangladesh will start from December 22 and the next day i.e. on December 23, the auction will start at 2.30 pm. This time mini auction is going to be held in Kochi. This is the first time in the 15-year history of IPL that the auction is being held in Kochi. Earlier, Kolkata and Bangalore used to be the first choice of BCCI. Now there are only a few days left in the mini auction and the buzz of 405 players who are coming in the mini auction this time will increase and bids will be placed on them. Meanwhile, before the auction starts and the names of the players are called out, you should know some important rules of the mini auction, so that when the auction is going on, you will not have any problem in understanding it.
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These are some special rules of IPL 2023 auction
BCCI has fixed the purse of all the teams that how much money they can spend during the mini auction. All the ten teams had Rs 90 crore in purse before the mega auction 2022 and in that the teams bought. After this, the money that is left and the players that the teams have released this year, after that the money that is left, the teams will have to buy. Each team still has a different amount outstanding. Although it was also reported earlier that BCCI may decide to increase the purse of all the teams by five crore rupees, but till now no update has been revealed regarding this. It has to be seen whether there is a decision on this or not. Not only this, the BCCI has also decided that every IPL team must spend at least 75 percent of its purse. That is, only 25 percent of the money can be saved, not more than that. There will be no Right to Match card in the IPL mini auction. That is, the team that bids the highest on the player will be able to take him with them.
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These special rules of IPL 2023 mini auction
When the IPL mini auction is over, each team must have at least 18 players and a maximum of 25 players can be bought by a team. No more and less purchases are allowed. Along with this, it is necessary for every team to have at least 17 and maximum 25 Indian players, that is, the remaining slots of foreign players will be filled. Each team can include a maximum of eight foreign players in their squad, not more than that. Talking about the mini auction this time, 991 players had registered themselves and after that the BCCI has released the final list of 405 players. Out of these 405 players, 273 are Indian players and 132 foreign players are also going to try their luck in the auction. There are 119 capped players in this list ie players who have played at least one international match and 282 uncapped players, including four players from associate countries. If all ten teams fill their entire squad, that is, buy 25 players, then only a maximum of 87 players will be able to be sold and only a maximum of 30 players who are foreigners will be able to be sold. It has to be seen which team bets on which player and which player’s luck shines and which players go unsold even after coming to the auction.
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