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IPL Auction 2025 Players L: The much anticipated IPL 2025 Mega Auction is set to kick off on Sunday in Jeddah, with a total of 577 players up for grabs across two days.
While a horde of Indian and international stars will be in the fray to fill in a maximum of 201 slots across the 10 franchises, 12 players will grab the eyeballs first up after being slotted under the Marquee Players l that will start off the Auctions.
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The 12 players led in the Marquee l will start the bidding wars, including three past IPL captains in Shreyas Iyer, K.L. Rahul and Rishabh Pant.
Punjab Kings have the biggest purse going into the auction with a staggering Rs 110.5 crore after retaining just two uncapped players, which also gives them more options for the Right to Match cards. Indian players make up seven of the 12 players in the Marquee Players l, which are divided into two groups.
IPL 2025 Auction – Marquee Set 1

Player No.
Player
Specialism
Country
Base Price (Rs)

1
Jos Buttler
WICKETKEEPER
England
2 crore

2
Shreyas Iyer
BATTER
India
2 crore

3
Rishabh Pant
WICKETKEEPER
India
2 crore

4
Kagiso Rabada
BOWLER
South Africa
2 crore

5
Arshdeep Singh
BOWLER
India
2 crore

6
Mitchell Starc
BOWLER
Australia
2 crore

IPL 2025 Auction – Marquee Set 2

Player No.
Player
Specialism
Country
Base Price (Rs)

7
Yuzvendra Chahal
BOWLER
India
2 crore

8
Liam Livingstone
ALL-ROUNDER
England
1.5 crore

9
David Miller
BATTER
South Africa
2 crore

10
KL Rahul
WICKETKEEPER
India
2 crore

11
Mohammad Shami
BOWLER
India
2 crore

12
Mohammed Siraj
BOWLER
India
2 crore

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