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Gautam Gambhir - 2.4 Million US$ (Kolkata)

Yusuf Pathan - 2.1 Million US$ (Kolkata)

Robin Uthappa - 2.1 Million US$ (Pune)

Rohit Sharma - 2 Million US$ (Mumbai)

Irfan Pathan - 1.9 Million US$ (Delhi)

Yuvraj Singh - 1.8 Million US$ (Pune)

Saurabh Tiwary - 1.6 Million US$ (Bangalore)

Mahela Jayawardene -1.5 Million US$ (Kochi)

David Hussey -1.4 Million US$ (Punjab)

Dale Steyn - 1.2 Million US$ Million US$ (Deccan)

Muttiah Muralitharan - 1.1 Million US$ (Kochi)

AB de Villiers - 1.1 Million US$ (Bangalore)

Cameron White - 1.1 Million US$ (Deccan)

Jacques Kallis - 1.1 Million US$ (Kolkata)

Ross Taylor - 1 Million US$ (Rajasthan


18 Indian and 53 overseas players will be up for grabs on the second day of the Indian Premier League players' auction here on Sunday.

On the second day, the franchises will have a remaining cumulative salary cap of USD 19.5 million to be used both in the auction room and to sign uncapped Indian players after the day's proceedings.

After the first day of bidding, five of the franchises have retained a total of 12 players (seven Indians and five overseas players) in advance of the auction. The total salary cap available across all the 10 franchises at the start of the day was USD 72.3 million.

During the day, 72 players were sold for a cumulative hammer price of USD 52.8 million. Of these, 30 were Indians and 42 overseas players, according to the BCCI release.

On the opening day, dashing India opener Gautam Gambhir became the costliest cricketer in the IPL by fetching a whopping USD 2.4 million (approx Rs 11.04 crore) as Indian players proved to be the biggest draw with three others going for more than USD two million.

In a high-profile auction, where Bollywood stars and corporate bigwigs were locked in a bidding war, Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) bought Gambhir for the mind-boggling sum, beating the previous high set by the English duo of Kevin Pietersen and Andrew Flintoff (USD 1.55 million) last season.

KKR proved to be the big spender of the day by also buying hard-hitting all-rounders Yusuf Pathan (Rs 9.66 crore) and Jacques Kallis (Rs 5.06 crore) for the fourth edition of event to be held from April 8 to May 20.

Three other Indian players,- Yusuf (USD 2.1 million), Rohit Sharma (USD 2 million) and Robin Uthappa (2.1 million) also crossed the two million mark.

But there were some surprise names in the unsold list with former India and KKR captain Sourav Ganguly, West Indies batting star Chris Gayle and legendary Brian Lara failing to find a buyer.

In the fourth edition of the T20 league , each team will play seven matches at home, and seven away. Each side has nine opponents and will play five of those at home and away and will play two at home only, and will play the remaining two away only. This will produce a total of seventy league matches.

There will be one league table, as in previous years, and the top four teams at the end of the league stage will qualify for the play-off matches. There will be four play-off matches.


Gautam Gambhir - 2.4 Million USD (Kolkata Knight Riders)

Yusuf Pathan - 2.1 Million USD (Kolkata Knight Riders)

Robin Uthappa - 2.1 Million USD (Pune Warriors)

Rohit Sharma - 2.0 Million USD (Mumbai Indians)

Irfan Pathan - 1.9 Million USD (Delhi Daredevils)

Yuvraj Singh - 1.8 Million USD (Pune Warriors)

Saurabh Tiwary - 1.6 Million USD (Royal Challengers Bangalore)

Mahela Jayawardhane - 1.5 Million USD (Kochi)

David Hussey - 1.4 Million USD (Kings XI Punjab)

Dale Steyn - 1.2 Million USD (Decan Chargers)

Muttiah Muralitharan - 1.1 Million USD (Kochi)

AB de Villiers - 1.1 Million USD (Royal Challengers Bangalore)

Cameron White - 1.1 Million USD (Decan Chargers)

Jacques Kallis - 1.1 Million USD (Kolkata Knight Riders)

Ross Taylor - 1 Million USD (Rajasthan Royals)

Angelo Mathews - 0.95 Million USD (Pune Warriors)

Johan Botha - 0.95 Million USD (Rajasthan Royals)

Ravindra Jadeja - 0.95 Million USD (Kochi)

Zaheer Khan - 0.9 Million USD (Royal Challengers Bangalore)

Dinesh Karthik - 0.9 Million USD (Kings XI Punjab)

Adam Gilchrist - 0.9 Million USD (Kings XI Punjab)

Sreesanth - 0.9 Million USD (Kochi)

Piyush Chawla - 0.9 Million USD (Kings XI Punjab)

R Ashwin - 0.85 Million USD (Chennai Super Kings)

Andrew Symonds - 0.85 Million USD (Mumbai Indians)

S Badrinath - 0.8 Million USD (Chennai Super Kings)

Praveen Kumar - 0.8 Million USD (Kings XI Punjab)

Abhishek Nayar - 0.8 Million USD (Kings XI Punjab)

David Warner - 0.75 Million USD (Delhi Daredevils)

Cheteswar Pujara - 0.7 Million USD (Royal Challengers Bangalore)

Doug Bollinger - 0.7 Million USD (Chennai Super Kings)

Kumar Sangakkara - 0.7 Million USD (Decan Chargers)

Tilakratne Dilshan - 0.65 Million USD (Royal Challengers Bangalore)

Dirk Nannes - 0.65 Million USD (Royal Challengers Bangalore)

Kevin Pietersen - 0.65 Million USD (Decan Chargers)

Daniel Vettori - 0.55 Million USD (Royal Challengers Bangalore)

Pragyan Ojha - 0.5 Million USD (Decan Chargers)

Rahul Dravid - 0.5 Million USD (Rajasthan Royals)

Graem Smith - 0.5 Million USD (Pune Warriors)

RP Singh - 0.5 Million USD (Kochi)

Brendon McCullum - 0.475 Million USD (Kochi)

Manoj Tiwary - 0.475 Million USD (Kolkata Knight Riders)

Morne Morkel - 0.475 Million USD (Delhi Daredevils)

Ishant Sharma - 0.45 Million USD (Decan Chargers)

Brad Hodge - 0.425 Million USD (Kochi)

Shakib al Hasan - 0.475 Million USD (Kolkata Knight Riders)

Michael Hussey - 0.425 Million USD (Chennai Super Kings)

Brett Lee - 0.4 Million USD (Kolkata Knight Riders)

Stuart Broad - 0.4 Million USD (Kings XI Punjab)

VVS Laxman - 0.4 Million USD (Kochi)

Eoin Morgan - 0.35 Million USD (Kolkata Knight Riders)

James Hopes - 0.35 Million USD (Delhi Daredevils)

Ryan Harris - 0.325 Million USD (Kings XI Punjab)

Brad Haddin - 0.325 Million USD (Kolkata Knight Riders)

Callum Ferguson - 0.3 Million USD (Pune Warriors)

Aaron Finch - 0.3 Million USD (Delhi Daredevils)

Amit Mishra - 0.3 Million USD (Decan Chargers)

Shikhar Dhawan - 0.3 Million USD (Decan Chargers)

JP Duminy - 0.3 Million USD (Decan Chargers)

Parthiv Patel - 0.29 Million USD (Kochi)

Naman Ojha - 0.27 Million USD (Delhi Daredevils)

Tim Paine - 0.27 Million USD (Pune Warriors)

Paul Collingwood - 0.25 Million USD (Rajasthan Royals)

Steven Smith - 0.2 Million USD (Kochi)

Dwayne Bravo - 0.2 Million USD (Chennai Super Kings)

Davy Jacobs - 0.19 Million USD (Mumbai Indians)

Ramesh Powar - 0.18 Million USD (Kochi)

Nathan McCullum - 0.1 Million USD (Pune Warriors)


Unsold Players in IPL 2011:

Tamim Iqbal, Chamara Kapugedera, Murali Kartik, Ajantha Mendis, Graeme Swann, James Anderson, Dilhara Fernando, Luke Wright, Matt Prior, Mark Boucher, Graeme Manou, Brian Lara, Herschelle Gibbs, Jesse Ryder, Sourav Ganguly and Chris Gayle.
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