IPL / young players preferred, but the average age of cricketers with 2 crore base prize is 30 years

IPL / young players preferred, but the average age of cricketers with 2 crore base prize is 30 years

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• 5 Australians in top base price list, no Indian among them
• Chris Lynn is the only batsman from Australia for a base price of 2 crores

The players' auction for the 13th season of IPL will be held in Kolkata on 19 December. In the list of 332 players, no Indian cricketer has the highest base price list of two crores. Among the 7 foreign players involved, South African bowler Dale Steyn (36 years) is the oldest cricketer. At the same time, Australia's all-rounder Pat Cummins (26 years) is the youngest. The average age of the players on this list is 30 years.

4 out of 7 players allrounder at base price of 2 crores

4 out of 7 cricketers with a base price of 2 crores are all-rounders. In addition to Pat Cummins, Glenn Maxwell, Mitchell Marsh, Angelo Mathews. The remaining two are fast bowlers. It stars Dale Steyn and Josh Hazlewood of South Africa. The only batsman in this list is Chris Lynn.

997 cricketers registered for the auction

Out of 997 registered players 332 have been selected for auction. The list was released by the board on 13 December.

4 England players at base price of 1.5 crores

There are ten players in the base price of 1.5 million. The only Indian in the list is Robin Uthappa. The remaining 9 are foreign players. These include four players from England, three from Australia and two from South Africa. The list includes Eoin Morgan (England), Jason Roy (England), Chris Woakes (England), David Wiley (England), Adam Jumpa (Australia), Sean Marsh (Australia), Ken Richardson (Australia), Kylie Abbott (The Africa) ) And Chris Morris (The Africa).

3 Indians at a base price of 1 crore

There are 23 players in the base price of one crore. These include Piyush Chawla, Yusuf Pathan and Jaydev Unadkat. Unadkat sold for 8.4 crores last season, when his base price was 1.5 crores. The remaining 20 are foreign players. There are 16 players in the list of 75 lakhs. But not a single Indian will remain in the auction at this base price. Out of 78 players in the list of 50 lakhs, 69 are foreigners and 9 are Indians.