The final IPL 2023 auction pool, which has been cut from the original list of 991 players, was announced by the Indian Premier League (IPL) on Tuesday.
There are 405 players on the final IPL 2023 auction list. Out of the 405 players, 273 are Indians and 132 are from other countries, including four from associate countries. According to the BCCI announcement, out of the initial list of 991 players, a total of 369 individuals were shortlisted by 10 teams, while 36 additional players were later added at the teams’ request.
There are 119 total capped players, 282 uncapped players, and 4 players from associate nations. There are currently 87 slots total, 30 of which are reserved for players from overseas players. There are 206.5 crore rupees left in the franchise IPL auction pool. After all 10 teams have completed their retentions, 87 places will be up for the IPL 2023 auction.
Kolkata Knight Riders has the smallest auction purse with only Rs 7.05 crore left, while Sunrisers Hyderabad has the largest at Rs 42.25 crore. Know complete details on IPL 2023 auction list, date, and time.
IPL 2023 Auction: Set-wise Full players list
1 – Mayank Agarwal (India)
1 – Harry Brook (England)
1 – Ajinkya Rahane (India)
1 – Joe Root (England)
1 – Rilee Rossouw (South Africa)
1 – Kane Williamson (New Zealand)
2 – Sam Curran (England)
2 – Cameron Green (Australia)
2 – Shakib Al Hasan (Bangladesh)
2 – Jason Holder (West Indies)
2 – Sikandar Raza (Zimbabwe)
2 – Odean Smith (West Indies)
2 – Ben Stokes (England)
3 – Tom Banton (England)
3 – Litton Das (Bangladesh)
3 – Heinrich Klaasen (South Africa)
3 – Kusal Mendis (Sri Lanka)
3 – Nicholas Pooran (West Indies)
3 – Phil Salt (England)
4 – Chris Jordan (England)
4 – Adam Milne (New Zealand)
4 – Jhye Richardson (Australia)
4 – Ishant Sharma (India)
4 – Reece Topley (England)
4 – Jaydev Unadkat (India)
5 – Akeal Hosein (West Indies)
5 – Mayank Markande (India)
5 – Mujeeb Rahman (Afghanistan)
5 – Adil Rashid (England)
5 – Tabraiz Shamsi (South Africa)
5 – Adam Zampa (Australia)
6 – Shubham Khajuria (India)
6 – Rohan Kunnummal (India)
6 – Chethan L.R. (India)
6 – Shaik Rasheed (India)
6 – Anmolpreet Singh (India)
6 – Himmat Singh (India)
7 – Corbin Bosch (South Africa)
7 – Priyam Garg (India)
7 – Saurabh Kumar (India)
7 – Vivrant Sharma (India)
7 – Nishant Sindhu (India)
7 – Sanvir Singh (India)
7 – Shashank Singh (India)
7 – Samarth Vyas (India)
8 – K.S. Bharat (India)
8 – Mohammed Azharuddeen (India)
8 – Dinesh Bana (India)
8 – Abhimanyu Easwaran (India)
8 – N. Jagadeesan (India)
8 – Sumit Kumar (India)
8 – Upendra Singh Yadav (India)
9 – Vaibhav Arora (India)
9 – K.M. Asif (India)
9 – Mukesh Kumar (India)
9 – Shivam Mavi (India)
9 – Lance Morris (Australia)
9 – Yash Thakur (India)
9 – Mujtaba Yousuf (India)
10 – Murugan Ashwin (India)
10 – Chintal Gandhi (India)
10 – Shreyas Gopal (India)
10 – S Midhun (India)
10 – Izharulhuq Naveed (Afghanistan)
10 – Himanshu Sharma (India)
11 – Travis Head (Australia)
11 – Will Jacks (England)
11 – Dawid Malan (England)
11 – Manish Pandey (India)
11 – Sherfane Rutherford (West Indies)
11 – Mandeep Singh (India)
11 – Paul Stirling (Ireland)
11 – Rassie Van Der Dussen (South Africa)
12 – Daryl Mitchell (New Zealand)
12 – Mohammad Nabi (Afghanistan)
12 – Jimmy Neesham (New Zealand)
12 – Wayne Parnell (South Africa)
12 – Daniel Sams (Australia)
12 – Dasun Shanaka (Sri Lanka)
12 – Romario Shepherd (West Indies)
13 – Taskin Ahmed (Bangladesh)
13 – Dushmanta Chameera (Sri Lanka)
13 – Kyle Jamieson (New Zealand)
13 – Riley Meredith (Australia)
13 – Blessing Muzarabani (Zimbabwe)
13 – Sandeep Sharma (India)
14 – Johnson Charles (West Indies)
14 – Andre Fletcher (West Indies)
14 – Shai Hope (West Indies)
14 – Tom Latham (New Zealand)
14 – Ben Mcdermott (Australia)
14 – Joshua Philippe (Australia)
14 – Lorcan Tucker (Ireland)
15 – Piyush Chawla (India)
15 – Amit Mishra (India)
15 – Shahbaz Nadeem (India)
15 – Ish Sodhi (New Zealand)
16 – Sachin Baby (India)
16 – Harpreet Bhatia (India)
16 – Ashwin Hebbar (India)
16 – Pukhraj Mann (India)
16 – Akshat Raghuwanshi (India)
16 – Himanshu Rana (India)
16 – Shoun Roger (India)
16 – Virat Singh (India)
16 – Will Smeed (England)
16 – Apoorv Wankhade (India)
17 – Manoj Bhandage (India)
17 – Gerald Coetzee (South Africa)
17 – Mayank Dagar (India)
17 – Duan Jansen (South Africa)
17 – Evan Jones (South Africa)
17 – Prerak Mankad (India)
17 – Abid Mushtaq (India)
17 – Suryansh Shedge (India)
17 – Jagadeesha Suchith (India)
17 – Akash Vashisht (India)
18 – Ricky Bhui (India)
18 – Donovan Ferreira (South Africa)
18 – Baba Indrajith (India)
18 – Sheldon Jackson (India)
18 – Aryan Juyal (India)
18 – Urvil Patel (India)
18 – Kirant Shinde (India)
18 – Luvnith Sisodia (India)
18 – Vishnu Solanki (India)
18 – Vishnu Vinod (India)
19 – Aniket Choudhary (India)
19 – Vidwath Kaverappa (India)
19 – Rajan Kumar (India)
19 – Ravi Kumar (India)
19 – Sushant Mishra (India)
19 – Arzan Nagwaswalla (India)
19 – Ishan Porel (India)
19 – Akash Singh (India)
19 – Basil Thampi (India)
19 – Paul Van Meekeren (Netherland)
19 – Vyshak Vijay Kumar (India)
20 – S.Ajith Ram (India)
20 – Satyajeet Bachhav (India)
20 – Tejas Baroka (India)
20 – Yuvraj Chudasama (India)
20 – Peter Hatzoglou (Australia)
20 – Karthik Meiyappan (UAE)
20 – Suyash Sharma (India)
20 – Shivam Sharma (India)
21 – Reeza Hendricks (South Africa)
21 – Christiaan Jonker (South Africa)
21 – Brandon King (West Indies)
21 – Chris Lynn (Australia)
21 – Karun Nair (India)
21 – Pathum Nissaanka (Sri Lanka)
21 – Jason Roy (England)
21 – Gurkeerat Singh (India)
21 – Harry Tector (Ireland)
21 – Najibullah Zadran (Afghanistan)
22 – Sean Abbott (Australia)
22 – Qais Ahmad (Afghanistan)
22 – Charith Asalanka (Sri Lanka)
22 – Michael Bracewell (New Zealand)
22 – Dominic Drakes (West Indies)
22 – George Garton (England)
22 – Chamika Karunaratne (Sri Lanka)
22 – Jamie Overton (England)
22 – Sandeep Warrier (India)
23 – Ben Dwarshuis (Australia)
23 – Richard Gleeson (England)
23 – Naveen Ul Haq (Afghanistan)
23 – Lahiru Kumara (Sri Lanka)
23 – Joshua Little (Ireland)
23 – Dilshan Madushanka (Sri Lanka)
23 – Mohit Sharma (India)
23 – Billy Stanlake (Australia)
23 – Andrew Tye (Australia)
23 – Luke Wood (England)
24 – Priyansh Arya (India)
24 – Matthew Breetzke (South Africa)
24 – Shivam Chauhan (India)
24 – Rahul Gahlaut (India)
24 – Sudip Gharami (India)
24 – C. Hari Nishaanth (India)
24 – Amandeep Khare (India)
24 – Bhanu Pania (India)
24 – Ekant Sen (India)
24 – Akash Singh (India)
25 – Himanshu Bisht (India)
25 – Yudhvir Charak (India)
25 – Mickil Jaiswal (India)
25 – Shams Mulani (India)
25 – G.Aniketh Reddy (India)
25 – Atit Sheth (India)
25 – M. Siddharth (India)
25 – Swapnil Singh (India)
25 – Tanay Thyagarajann (India)
25 – Sumeet Verma (India)
25 – David Wiese (Namibia)
25 – Sanjay Yadav (India)
26 – Ajitesh Guruswamy (India)
26 – Yash Kothari (India)
26 – Suresh Kumar (India)
26 – Kumar Kushagra (India)
26 – Anmol Malhotra (India)
26 – Robin Minz (India)
26 – Agniv Pan (India)
26 – Priyesh Patel (India)
26 – Mitesh Patel (India)
26 – Abishek Porel (India)
26 – Nitish Kumar Reddy (India)
26 – Bharat Sharma (India)
26 – Vivek Singh (India)
26 – Abhijeet Tomar (India)
27 – Basit Bashir (India)
27 – Nandre Burger (South Africa)
27 – Rasikh Dar (India)
27 – Sakib Hussain (India)
27 – Waseem Khanday (India)
27 – Ravi Kiran Majeti (India)
27 – Lukman Hussain Meriwala (India)
27 – Anuj Raj (India)
27 – Ankit Singh Rajpoot (India)
27 – Avinash Singh (India)
27 – Prince Yadav (India)
27 – Prithviraj Yarra (India)
28 – Mushtaq Beg (India)
28 – Rocky Bhasker (India)
28 – Sanjith Devaraj (India)
28 – Raghav Goyal (India)
28 – Allah Mohammad (Afghanistan)
28 – Lalit Mohan (India)
28 – Bhuwan Rohilla (India)
28 – Aman Sharma (India)
28 – Manav Suthar (India)
29 – Tom Curran (England)
29 – Moises Henriques (Australia)
29 – Afif Hossain (Bangladesh)
29 – Scott Kuggeleijn (New Zealand)
29 – Sisanda Magala (South Africa)
29 – Craig Overton (England)
29 – Darcy Short (Australia)
29 – Dhananjaya Silva (Sri Lanka)
29 – Dunith Wellalage (Sri Lanka)
30 – Varun Aaron (India)
30 – Sheldon Cottrel (West Indies)
30 – Nathan Coulter-Nile (Australia)
30 – Daryn Dupavillon (South Africa)
30 – Matt Henry (New Zealand)
30 – Dhawal Kulkarni (India)
30 – Tymal Mills (England)
30 – David Payne (England)
30 – Barinder Sran (India)
30 – Glenton Stuurman (South Africa)
31 – Anirudh Balachander (India)
31 – Gourav Choudhary (India)
31 – Saurav Chuahan (India)
31 – Kumar Deobrat (India)
31 – Chirag Gandhi (India)
31 – Arman Jaffer (India)
31 – Madhav Kaushik (India)
31 – Priyank Panchal (India)
31 – Ayush Pandey (India)
31 – Rohan Patil (India)
31 – Sanjay Ramaswamy (India)
31 – Siddharth Yadav (India)
32 – Rehan Ahmed (England)
32 – Prayas Barman (India)
32 – Rahul Buddhi (India)
32 – Vaisakh Chandran (India)
32 – Writtick Chatterjee (India)
32 – Prashant Chopra (India)
32 – Harsh Dubey (India)
32 – Tanush Kotian (India)
32 – Ninad Rathva (India)
32 – B. Surya (India)
32 – Jordan Thompson (England)
32 – Shivank Vashisth (India)
33 – Ankush Bains (India)
33 – Christopher Benjamin (England)
33 – Connor Esterhuizen (South Africa)
33 – Mohd Arslan Khan (India)
33 – Mamidi Krishna (India)
33 – Fazil Makaya (India)
33 – Akshdeep Nath (India)
33 – Deepak Punia (India)
33 – Kunal Rathore (India)
33 – Ateev Saini (India)
33 – Bipin Saurabh (India)
33 – B.R. Sharath (India)
33 – Yashovardhan Singh (India)
33 – Lakshay Thareja (India)
34 – Mohit Avasthi (India)
34 – Ottneil Baartman (South Africa)
34 – Gurnoor Singh Brar (India)
34 – Shahrukh Dar (India)
34 – Thomas Helm (England)
34 – Pankaj Jaswal (India)
34 – Venkatesh Muralidhara (India)
34 – Geet Puri (India)
34 – E. Sanketh (India)
34 – Ajay Sarkar (India)
34 – Ashok Sharma (India)
34 – Kanwar Singh (India)
35 – Fabian Allen (West Indies)
35 – Carlos Brathwaite (West Indies)
35 – Roston Chase (West Indies)
35 – Rahkeem Cornwall (West Indies)
35 – Karim Janat (Afghanistan)
35 – Keshav Maharaj (South Africa)
35 – Pawan Negi (India)
35 – Keemo Paul (West Indies)
36 – Shivam Chaudhary (India)
36 – Ashwin Das (India)
36 – James Fuller (England)
36 – Chirag Jani (India)
36 – Akshay Karnewar (India)
36 – Bhagmender Lather (India)
36 – Lone Muzaffar (India)
36 – Pulkit Narang (India)
36 – Rohit Rayudu (India)
36 – Sameer Rizvi (India)
36 – Tunish Sawkar (India)
36 – Sonu Yadav (India)
37 – Auqib Dar (India)
37 – Mukhtar Hussain (India)
37 – Kulwant Khejroliya (India)
37 – Ashwani Kumar (India)
37 – Hemant Kumar (India)
37 – Nathan McAndrew (Australia)
37 – Rajesh Mohanty (India)
37 – Ravi Sharma (India)
37 – Vikash Singh (India)
37 – Ruben Trumpelmann (Namibia)
37 – Koushik Vasuki (India)
37 – Vasu Vats (India)
38 – Shubham Agrawal (India)
38 – Baba Aparajith (India)
38 – Anshul Kamboj (India)
38 – Azim Kazi (India)
38 – Dev Lakra (India)
38 – Ajay Mandal (India)
38 – Abdul P A (India)
38 – Jitender Pal (India)
38 – Ritwik Roy Chowdhury (India)
38 – Utkarsh Singh (India)
38 – Shubham Singh (India)
38 – Avneesh Sudha (India)
39 – Asad Jamil Ahmed (India)
39 – Bandaru Ayyappa (India)
39 – Aashish Bhatt (India)
39 – McKenny Clarke (West Indies)
39 – Shubham Kapse (India)
39 – Gourav Koul (India)
39 – Raunak Kumar (India)
39 – Trilok Nag (India)
39 – Atal Bihari Rai (India)
39 – Ramon Simmonds (West Indies)
39 – Rajeev Singh (India)
39 – Mohd. Wasim (India)
40 – Atharva Ankolekar (India)
40 – Khizar Dafedar (India)
40 – Naman Dhir (India)
40 – Sahil Dhiwan (India)
40 – Sampark Gupta (India)
40 – Jordan Hermann (South Africa)
40 – Hayden Kerr (Australia)
40 – Salman Khan (India)
40 – Sairaj Patil (India)
40 – Divyaansh Saxena (India)
40 – Purnank Tyagi (India)
40 – Prince Yadav (India)
41 – Deepraj Gaonkar (India)
41 – Shubham Garhwal (India)
41 – Benny Howell (England)
41 – Deepesh Nailwal (India)
41 – Arjun Rapria (India)
41 – Shashwat Rawat (India)
41 – Sumit Ruikar (India)
41 – Shivam Sharma (India)
41 – Rajandeep Singh (India)
41 – Anunay Singh (India)
41 – Digvesh Singh (India)
41 – Pranshu Vijayran (India)
42 – Prerit Dutta (India)
42 – Ramakrishna Ghosh (India)
42 – Shubhang Hegde (India)
42 – Shamshuzama Kazi (India)
42 – Ayaz Khan (India)
42 – Amit Pachhara (India)
42 – Akul Pandove (India)
42 – Mohit Rathee (India)
42 – Garv Sangwan (India)
42 – Shubham Sharma (India)
42 – Nehal Wadhera (India)
42 – Amit Yadav (India)
43 – Amit Ali (India)
43 – Rishabh Chauhan (India)
43 – Matthew Forde (West Indies)
43 – Sammar Gajjar (India)
43 – Rajneesh Gurbani (India)
43 – Divyansh Joshi (India)
43 – Dhruv Patel (India)
43 – Jack Prestwidge (Australia)
43 – Aditya Sarvate (India)
43 – Sagar Solanki (India)
43 – Prenelan Subrayen (South Africa)
43 – Bhagath Varma (India)
IPL 2023 Auction: Date, Time & Venue
The IPL 2023 auction will be held in Kochi on December 23 and will start at 2:30 PM IST.
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