IPL Auction: Hyderabad pacer Mohammed Siraj bagged by SRH

 Hyderabad pacer  Mohammed Siraj was rewarded for his hard work , who showed excellence in the recently concluded Ranji Trophy, as he was bagged by the Sunrisers Hyderabad for Rs 2.6 crore. English all-rounder who was impressive in the series against India — Ben Stokes, was the biggest gainer and the hottest property of the auctions. Stokes was bought by the Rising Pune Supergiants for a whopping Rs. 14.4 crore – the highest for any foreign player in the history of IPL. Making their mark were Afghanistan players Mohammad Nabi and Rashid Khan. The duo created history by becoming the only Afghanistan players to bag IPL deals.

Following is the list of players who were sold in the IPL auction on Monday.

Players sold in first round:

Eoin Morgan — Kings XI Punjab for Rs 2 crores 

Pawan Negi — Royal Challengers Bangalore for Rs 1 crore 

Angelo Mathews — Delhi Daredevils for Rs 2 crores 

Ben Stokes — Rising Pune Supergiants for Rs 14.5 crores 

Corey Anderson — Delhi Daredevils for Rs 1 crore 

Nicholas Pooran — Mumbai Indians for Rs 30 lakhs 

Kagiso Rabada — Delhi Daredevils for Rs 5 crores 

Trent Boult — Kolkata Knight Riders for Rs 5 crores 

Tymal Mills — Royal Challengers Bangalore for Rs 12 crores 

Pat Cummins — Delhi Daredevils for Rs 4.5 crores 

Mitchell Johnson — Mumbai Indians for Rs 2 crores 

Ankit Bawne — Delhi Daredevils Rs 10 lakhs 

Tanmay Agarwal — Sunrisers Hyderabad for Rs 10 lakhs 

Mohammad Nabi — Sunrisers Hyderabad for Rs 30 lakhs 

K Gowtham — Mumbai Indians for Rs 2 crores 

Rahul Tewatia — Kings XI Punjab for Rs 25 lakhs 

Aditya Tare — Delhi Daredevils for Rs 25 lakhs 

Eklavya Dwivedi — Sunrisers Hyderabad for Rs 75 lakhs 

Aniket Choudhary — Royal Challengers for Bangalore Rs 2 crores 

T Natarajan Kings XI — Punjab for Rs 3 crores 

Nathu Singh Gujarat Lions Rs 50 lakhs 

Basil Thampi Gujarat Lions — Rs 85 lakhs 

M Ashwin — Delhi Daredevils for Rs 1 crore 

Tejas Baroka — Gujarat Lions for Rs 10 lakhs 

Rashid Khan — Sunrisers Hyderabad for Rs 4 crores 

Pravin Tambe — Sunrisers



Hyderabad for Rs 10 lakhs 

Chris Woakes — Kolkata Knight for Riders Rs 4.2 crores 

Karn Sharma — Mumbai Indians for  Rs 3.2 crores 

Rishi Dhawan — Kolkata Knight Riders for Rs 55 lakhs 

Matt Henry — Kings XI Punjab for Rs 50 lakhs 

Jaydev Unadkat — Rising Pune Supergiants for Rs 30 lakhs 

Varun Aaron — Kings XI Punjab for Rs 2.8 crores 

Manpreet Gony — Gujarat Lions for Rs 60 lakhs 

Players sold in second round:

Martin Guptill — Kings XI Punjab for Rs 50 lakhs 

Jason Roy — Gujarat Lions for Rs 1 crore 

Saurabh Tiwary — Mumbai Indians for Rs 30 lakhs 

Chris Jordan — Sunrisers Hyderabad for Rs 50 lakhs 

Nathan Coulter-Nile — Kolkata Knight Riders for Rs 3.5 crores 

Praveen Dubey — Royal Challengers Bangalore for Rs 10 lakhs 

Navdeep Saini — Delhi Daredevils for Rs 10 lakhs 

Ben Laughlin — Sunrisers Hyderabad for Rs 30 lakhs 

Billy Stanlake — Royal Challengers Bangalore for Rs 30 lakhs 

Mohammed Siraj — Sunrisers Hyderabad for Rs 2.6 crores 

Rahul Chahar — Rising Pune Supergiants for Rs 10 lakhs 

Saurabh Kumar — Rising Pune Supergiants for Rs 10 lakhs 

Asela Gunaratne — Mumbai Indians for Rs 30 lakhs 

Daniel Christian — Rising Pune Supergiants for Rs 1 crore 

Rovman Powell — Kolkata Knight Riders for Rs 30 lakhs 

Darren Sammy — Kings XI Punjab for Rs 30 lakhs 

Munaf Patel — Gujarat Lions for Rs 30 lakhs 

Rinku Singh — Kings XI Punjab for Rs 10 lakhs 

Shashank Singh — Delhi Daredevils for Rs 10 lakhs 

Milind Tandon — Rising Pune Supergiants for Rs 10 lakhs 

Kulwant Khejroliya — Mumbai Indians for Rs 10 lakhs 

Chirag Suri — Gujarat Lions from Rs 10 lakhs

R Sanjay Yadav — Kolkata Knight Riders for Rs 10 lakhs 

Shelley Shaurya — Gujarat Lions for Rs 10 lakhs 

Shubham Agarwal –Gujarat Lions for Rs 10 lakhs 

Ishank Jaggi — Kolkata Knight Riders for Rs 10 lakhs 

Rahul Tripathi –Rising Pune Supergiants for Rs 10 lakhs 

Pratham Singh — Gujarat Lions for Rs 10 lakhs.