IPL 2023 auction: Full list of players with ₹2 cr, ₹1.5 cr, ₹1 cr base price

The IPL 2023 players’ auction takes place in Kochi tomorrow (December 23). As many as 405 cricketers will go under the hammer.

The highest reserve/base price for players is ₹2 crore. The next highest is ₹1.5 crore and followed by ₹1 crore.

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In the top reserve price bracket, there are no Indian cricketers. Overall, 19 players have opted in the ₹2 crore base price list. Also, there are no Indians in the ₹1.5 crore bracket too.

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Full list of players with a reserve price of ₹2 crore in IPL 2023 auction

1. Ben Stokes (England)
2. Phil Salt (England)
3. Sam Curran (England)
4. Tom Banton (England)
5. Chris Jordan (England)
6. Adil Rashid (England)
7. Jamie Overton (England)
8. Craig Overton (England)
9. Tymal Mills (England)
10. Cameron Green (Australia)
11. Travis Head (Australia)
12. Chris Lynn (Australia)
13. Rilee Rossouw (South Africa)
14. Kane Williamson (New Zealand)
15. Nicholas Pooran (West Indies)
16. Jason Holder (West Indies)
17. Rassie van der Dussen (South Africa)
18. James Neesham (New Zealand)
19. Adam Milne (New Zealand)

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Full list of players with a reserve price of ₹1.5 crore in IPL 2023 auction

1. Harry Brook (England)
2. Will Jacks (England)
3. Dawild Malan (England)
4. Jason Roy (England)
5. Shakib Al Hasan (Bangladesh)
6. Jhye Richardson (Australia)
7. Adam Zampa (Australia)
8. Riley Meredith (Australia)
9. Sean Abbot (Australia)
10. Nathan Coulter-Nile (Australia)
11. Sherfane Rutherford (West Indies)

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Full list of players with a reserve price of ₹1 crore in IPL 2023 auction

1. Mayank Agarwal (India)
2. Manish Pandey (India)
3. Joe Root (England)
4. Luke Wood (England)
5. Andrew Tye (Australia)
6. Moises Henriques (Australia)
7. Akeal Hosein (West Indies)
8. Shai Hope (West Indies)
9. Roston Chase (West Indies)
10. Rahkeem Cornwall (West Indies)
11. Tabraiz Shamsi (South Africa)
12. Heinrich Klaasen (South Africa)
13. Mujeeb Ur Rahman (Afghanistan)
14. Mohammad Nabi (Afghanistan)
15. Daryl Mitchell (New Zealand)
16. Kyle Jamieson (New Zealand)
17. Tom Latham (New Zealand)
18. Mitchell Bracewell (New Zealand)
19. Matt Henry (New Zealand)
20. David Wiese (Namibia)