The IPL auction for the 16th edition of the game is slated to take place on December 23 in Kochi, Kerala, thus the T20 craze is about to return to Indian soil
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The IPL auction for the 16th edition of the game is slated to take place on December 23 in Kochi, Kerala, thus the T20 craze is about to return to Indian soil. A total of 87 players were released by different franchises before the major event because the majority of them were looking to remodel their squads for the following edition. The IPL, which is regarded as the most prestigious T20 tournament, has historically produced a number of elite cricket players. Given that opportunities have met talent thus far in the competition’s history, it has truly lived up to its slogan. The auction will have 405 players. Out of which, the ten franchises may occupy up to 87 of the available slots. Because of this, there is a lot of tension in the air as all the teams try to come up with the best possible lineup for the upcoming season.
IPL 2023 mini-auction will be taking place on December 23 in Kochi. The bidding war is scheduled to get underway at 2:30 PM IST.
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Star Sports Network is the official TV broadcaster of IPL 2023 in India and hence, will provide the live telecast of the bidding event. Viacom18-Reliance bagged the digital rights to stream the tournament and thus, fans can switch to Jio Cinema to catch it live.
Australia: Cameron Green, Jhye Richardson, Adam Zampa, Lance Morris, Travis Head, Daniel Sams, Riley Meredith, Ben Mcdermott, Joshua Philippe, Peter Hatzoglou, Chris Lynn, Sean Abbott, Ben Dwarshuis, Billy Stanlake, Andrew Tye, Moises Henriques, Darcy Short, Nathan Coulter-Nile, Nathan McAndrew, Hayden Kerr, Jack Prestwidge
Afghanistan: Mujeeb Rahman, Izharulhuq Naveed, Mohammad Nabi, Najibullah Zadran, Qais Ahmad, Naveen Ul Haq, Allah Mohammad, Karim Janat
Bangladesh: Shakib Al Hasan, Afif Hossain, Litton Das, Taskin Ahmed
England: Harry Brook, Joe Root, Sam Curran, Ben Stokes, Tom Banton, Phil Salt, Chris Jordan, Reece Topley, Adil Rashid, Will Jacks, Dawid Malan, Will Smeed, Jason Roy, George Garton, Jamie Overton, Richard Gleeson, Luke Wood, Tom Curran, Craig Overton, Tymal Mills, David Payne, Rehan Ahmed, Jordan Thompson, Christopher Benjamin, Thomas Helm, James Fuller, Benny Howel
Ireland: Paul Stirling, Josh Little, Lorcan Tucker, Harry Tector
New Zealand: Kane Williamson, Adam Milne, Daryl Mitchell, Jimmy Neesham, Kyle Jamieson, Tom Latham, Ish Sodhi, Michael Bracewell, Scott Kuggeleijn, Matt Henry
South Africa: Rilee Rossouw, Heinrich Klaasen, Tabraiz Shamsi, Corbin Bosch, Rassie Van Der Dussen, Wayne Parnell, Gerald Coetzee, Duan Jansen, Evan Jones, Donovan Ferreira, Reeza Hendricks, Christiaan Jonker, Matthew Breetzke, Nandre Burger, Sisanda Magala, Daryn Dupavillon, Glenton Stuurman, Connor Esterhuizen, Ottneil Baartman, Keshav Maharaj, Jordan Hermann, Prenelan Subrayen
Sri Lanka: Kusal Mendis, Dasun Shanaka, Dushmanta Chameera, Pathum Nissaanka, Charith Asalanka, Chamika Karunaratne, Lahiru Kumara, Dilshan Madushanka, Dhananjaya Silva, Dunith Wellalage
West Indies: Jason Holder, Odean Smith, Nicholas Pooran, Akeal Hosein, Sherfane Rutherford, Romario Shepherd, Johnson Charles, Andre Fletcher, Shai Hope, Brandon King, Dominic Drakes, Sheldon Cottrell, Fabian Allen, Carlos Brathwaite, Roston Chase, Rahkeem Cornwall, Keemo Paul, McKenny Clarke, Ramon Simmonds, Matthew Forde
Zimbabwe: Blessing Muzarabani, Sikandar Raza
Namibia: Ruben Trumpelmann, David Wiese
Netherland – Paul Van Meekeren
UAE – Karthik Meiyappan
