An IPL legend who captained Sunrisers Hyderabad to the title 2016, the former Aussie player did not fetch a single bid in the auction.
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Prithvi Shah
Once dubbed the 'future of Indian cricket', the former Delhi Capitals opening batter went unsold even at Rs 75 lakhs base price.
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Jonny Bairstow
One of the most explosive top-order batters in the world, the English star went unsold despite scoring a century in IPL 2024.
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Shradul Thakur
The right-arm medium pacer, a mainstay of Chennai Superkings' title winning squads, went unsold at a base price of Rs 2 crore.
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Kane Williamson
The batter wasn't retained by Gujarat Titans and the former New Zealand captain didn't find any takers in this year's auction.
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Mayank Agarwal
The Bengaluru-basted batter was not picked by any franchise amid his dwindling form in the shortest format of the sport.
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Navdeep Saini
One of India's quickest bowlers went unsold at the auction despite a base price of just Rs 75 lakh, even as demand for domestic pacers was prominent in this year's auction.