Inauguration Ult20 auction A mixture of enthusiasm, blockbuster signature, and unexpected lapse was brought as about 300 players went under the hammer. With the Marki names and six franchises for the strategic deal, the auction re -shaped the dynamics of the squad for the upcoming season.
Andre Fletcher opening the most expensive purchase in the ILT20 auction
West Indies star Andre Fletcher stole the spotlight as the most expensive player, signed for 260,000 USDs with Mi Emirates. He was closely evacuated by Scott Curry in England, who joined Dubai Capital for USD $ 250,000, and Liam DawsonThe Gulf was snatched by the Gulf giants for the USD 170,000.
The auction demonstrated strong faith in the UAE cricketers, underlining the mission of the league to promote regional talent.
Sharjah Warrierz used his right-to-match (RTM) card to maintain Junaid Siddiqu for USD 170,000, so that he could acquire his most expensive acquisition.
Growing fast bowler Muhammad Rohid went to MI Emirates for US $ 140,000, which proved to be a demand for local speed talent.
The rules of auction made at least two UAE players and an Associate Nation Player in each XI, enhancing opportunities for low-term cricketers. A historic first, Saudi Arabia’s all -rounder Faisal Khan was selected by Desert Wipers for USD 10,000, which marks a success for associate cricket representation.
Star players become shocking
Despite high expectations, some global names failed to attract any dialect:
Ravichandran Ashwin (India): The highest base price (USD 120,000) entered, but underlining the preference of the franchise for the youth, unheard, and buys the price.
Other snobs: Pakistan Sam Ayub And left -handed pacer Mohammad Amir also remained unheard of the franchise’s cautious approach.
Meanwhile, Bangladesh veteran Shakib Al Hasan was stripped of only $ 40,000 by MI Emirates, one of the auction bargains.
Also read: Explained – Why Ravichandran Ashwin was unusable in the inauguration LT20 auction?
ILT20 auction: complete list of players sold
- Andre Fletcher (MI Emirates) – USD 260,000
- Scott Curry (Dubai Capital) – USD 250,000
- Junaid Siddiqu (Sharjah Warrior) – USD 170,000
- Liam Dawson (Gulf Giants) – USD 170,000
- Muhammad Rohid (MI Emirates) – USD 140,000
- Vriitya Aravind (Desert Wiper) – USD 10,000
- Asif Khan (Gulf Giants) – USD 26,000
- Muhammad Rohid (MI Emirates) – USD 140,000 [RTM]
- Zuheb Zubair (Gulf Giants) – USD 10,000 [RTM]
- Muhammad Farooq (Dubai Capital) – USD 10,000
- Junaid Siddiqu (Sharjah Warrior) – USD 170,000 [RTM]
- Fakhar Zaman (Desert Wiper) – USD 80,000
- James Reve (Sharjah Warriers) – USD 10,000
- Jordan Thompson (MI Emirates) – USD 48,000
- Tymal Mills (Dubai Capital) – USD 80,000
- Nathan Soter (Sharjah Warriers) – USD 100,000
- Naveen-ul-Haq (MI Emirates) -USD 100,000
- Scene Dixon (Gulf Giants) – USD 10,000
- Andre Fletcher (MI Emirates) – USD 260,000
- Michael Paper (Abu Dhabi Knight Riders) – USD 40,000
- Scott Curry (Dubai Capital) – USD 250,000
- Dwaine Pretorians (Sharjah Warriers) – USD 120,000
- George Garton (Abu Dhabi Knight Riders) – USD 10,000
- Tabariz Shamsi (Gulf Giants) – USD 40,000
- Nasim Shah (Desert Wiper) – USD 80,000
- Jayden Seels (Sharjah Warriers) – USD 80,000
- Qais ahmed (desert wiper) – USD 40,000
- Liam Dawson (Gulf Giants) – USD 170,000
- Mohammad Nabi (Dubai Capital) – USD 80,000
- Brandon McMulan (Abu Dhabi Knight Riders) – USD 110,000
- Nosthush Kenjige (Mi Emirates) – USD 10,000
- Harmeet Singh (Sharjah Warrior) – USD 10,000
- Fred Classen (Gulf Giants) – USD 40,000
- Farhan Khan (Dubai Capital) – USD 10,000
- Hyder Razak (Gulf Giants) – USD 50,000
- Sanjay Pahal (Desert Wiper) – USD 10,000
- Ibrar Ahmed (Abu Dhabi Knight Riders) – USD 22,000 [RTM]
- Wasim Akram (Sharjah Warrior) – USD 55,000
- Ajay Kumar (Abu Dhabi Knight Riders) – USD 10,000
- Adnan Idrees (Abu Dhabi Knight Riders) – USD 10,000
- Meet Bhavsar (Gulf Giants) – USD 14,000
- Anudeep Chentmara (Dubai Capital) – USD 10,000
- Mohammad Shafiq (MI Emirates) – USD 10,000
- Mohammad Aslam (Sharjah Warrior) – USD 14,000
- Bilal Tahir (Desert Wiper) – USD 10,000
- Faisal Khan (Desert Wiper) – USD 10,000
- Abdul Manan Ali (Abu Dhabi Knight Riders) – USD 10,000
- Zain ul Abidin (Mi Emirates) – USD 10,000
- Ishtiaq Ahmed (Gulf Giants) – USD 16,000
- Usman Najeeb (Dubai Capital) – USD 10,000
- Raees Ahmad (Sharjah Warrier) – USD 10,000
- Usman Khan (MI Emirates) – USD 10,000
- Ritesh Grandy (Dubai Capital) – USD 10,000
- Hassan Nawaz (Desert Wiper) – USD 40,000
- Lorcan Tucker (Gulf Giants) – USD 10,000
- Chris Wood (Gulf Giants) – USD 40,000
- Ackeem Auguste (Mi Emirates) – USD 10,000
- Tom Moores (Gulf Giants) – USD 40,000
- Richard Nagarawa (Sharjah Warrior) – USD 10,000
- Ramon Simmonds (Gulf Giants) – USD 40,000
- Arab Gul (MI Emirates) – USD 10,000
- Tom Bruce (Desert Wiper) – USD 80,000
- Tajinder Dhillon (MI Emirates) – USD 10,000
- Shayan Jahangir (Dubai Capital) – USD 10,000
- Shubam Ranjane (Sharjah Warrior) – USD 10,000
- Rushil Ugarkar (Dubai Capital) – USD 10,000
- Ethan D’Souza (Sharjah Warriers) – USD 10,000
- Matillah Khan (Desert Wiper) – USD 10,000
- Zahoor Khan (MI Emirates) – USD 10,000
- Naveen Bidasi (Dubai Capital) – USD 10,000
- Tobby Albert (Dubai Capital) – USD 10,000
- Shakib Al Hasan (MI Emirates) – USD 40,000
- Taskin Ahmed (Sharjah Warriers) – USD 80,000
- Mayank (Abu Dhabi Knight Riders) – USD 10,000
- Akshay Wakhre (Dubai Capital) – USD 10,000
- Khari Pierre (Abu Dhabi Knight Riders) – USD 10,000
- Faridun Dawoodzai (Desert Wiper) – USD 10,000
- Shadley Van Schaalkwyk (Abu Dhabi Knight Riders) – USD 10,000
- Unmukt Chand (Abu Dhabi Knight Riders) – USD 40,000
- Abdul Salam Khan (Sharjah Warrior) – USD 10,000
