IPL 2021 auction purse remaining: What is the amount of money left with each franchise before IPL auction 2021?
IPL 2021 auction purse remaining: The SportsRush presents before you a complete list of remaining purse of each team before the auction.
The auction for the upcoming 14th season of the Indian Premier League is less than a week away now. With a Test match to be played between India and England starting from tomorrow, the auction will be upon us practically within no time.
It was only last night that BCCI (Board of Control for Cricket in India) shortlisted as many as 292 players who will go under the hammer on February 18 in Chennai.
Out of these 292, a maximum of only 61 players can be bought. As far as the overseas slots are concerned, only 22 overseas players can be bought in this auction. Considering that IPL 2021 auction is going to be a mini-auction, these limited numbers are not at all surprising.
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IPL 2021 auction purse remaining
It is worth mentioning that each franchise has a total purse of INR 85 crore from which it has to spend a minimum of 75%, i.e., INR 63.75 crore. While teams can’t buy less than 18 players, they also can’t add more than 25 players to their squad for an IPL season.
With a whopping INR 53.2 crore under their belt, Kings XI Punjab have the highest amount of money in their purse. With an available capacity of nine players (including five overseas), expect the Lokesh Rahul-led team to bid actively in the auction.
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While Punjab’s available overseas slots of five players is the highest among all franchises, Virat Kohli-led Royal Challengers Bangalore have the highest overall capacity of buying 11 players in the auction.
Kings XI Punjab
Total money spent – INR 31.8 crore
Purse remaining – INR 53.2 crore
Total available slots – 9
Available overseas slots – 5
Rajasthan Royals
Total money spent – INR 47.15 crore
Purse remaining – INR 37.85 crore
Total available slots – 9
Available overseas slots – 3
Royal Challengers Bangalore
Total money spent – INR 49.6 crore
Purse remaining – INR 35.4 crore
Total available slots – 11
Available overseas slots – 3
Chennai Super Kings
Total money spent – INR 65.1 crore
Purse remaining – INR 19.9 crore
Total available slots – 6
Available overseas slots – 1
Mumbai Indians
Total money spent – INR 69.65 crore
Purse remaining – INR 15.35 crore
Total available slots – 7
Available overseas slots – 4
Delhi Capitals
Total money spent – INR 71.6 crore
Purse remaining – INR 13.4 crore
Total available slots – 8
Available overseas slots – 3
Kolkata Knight Riders
Total money spent – INR 74.25 crore
Purse remaining – INR 10.75 crore
Total available slots – 8
Available overseas slots – 2
SunRisers Hyderabad
Total money spent – INR 74.25 crore
Purse remaining – INR 10.75 crore
Total available slots – 3
Available overseas slots – 1
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