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IPL 2022: Know full list of sold and unsold players in Indian Premier League Mega Auction

IPL 2022 Mega Auction: This time, Avesh Kishan has become the most expensive uncapped player in the history of IPL auction as he was sold for Rs 10 crore to Lucknow Super Giants. Apart from thiss, Delhi capitals also cracked a big deal by getting David Warner for Rs 6.25 crore.

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IPL Auction 2022: Check out most expensive Indian buys in history

The Indian Premier League auction for players is going on for this year, and everyone is eyeing on that. This time, Avesh Kishan has become the most expensive uncapped player in the history of IPL auction as he was sold for Rs 10 crore to Lucknow Super Giants. Apart from thiss, Delhi capitals also cracked a big deal by getting David Warner for Rs 6.25 crore.

Here is the full list of playersthat were sold and unsold in IPL 2022 Mega Auction:

1) Shikhar Dhawan- Punjab Kings – Rs 8.25 Crore

2) Ravichandran Ashwin – Rajasthan Royals – Rs 5 Crore

3) Pat Cummins – Kolkata Knight Riders – Rs 7.25 Crore

4) Kagiso Rabada – Punjab Kings – Rs 9.25 Crore

5) Trent Boult – Rajasthan Royals – Rs 8 Crore

6) Shreyas Iyer – Kolkata Knight Riders – Rs 12.25 Crore

7) Mohammed Shami – Gujarat Titans – Rs. 6.25 Crore

8) Faf du Plessis – Royal Challengers Bangalore – Rs 7 Crore

9) Quinton de Kock – Lucknow Super Giants – Rs 6.75 Crore

10) David Warner – Delhi Capitals – Rs 6.25 Crore

11) Manish Pandey – Lucknow Super Giants – Rs 4.60 Crore

12) Shimron Hetmyer – Rajasthan Royals – Rs 8.50 Crore

13) Robin Uthappa – Chennai Super Kings – Rs 2 Crore

14) Jason Roy – Gujarat Titans – Rs 2 Crore

15) David Miller – Unsold

16) Devdutt Padikkal – Rajasthan Royals – Rs 7.75 Crore

17) Suresh Raina – Unsold

18) Steve Smith – Unsold

19) Dwayne Bravo – Chennai Super Kings – Rs 4.40 Crore

20) Nitish Rana – Kolkata Knight Riders – Rs 8 Crore

21) Jason Holder – Lucknow Super Giants – Rs 8.75 Crore

22) Shakib Al Hasan – Unsold

23) Harshal Patel – Royal Challengers Bangalore – Rs 10.75 Crore

24) Deepak Hooda – Lucknow Super Giants – Rs 5.75 Crore

25) Wanindu Hasaranga – Royal Challengers Bangalore – Rs 10.75 Crore

26) Washington Sundar – Sunrisers Hyderabad – Rs 8.75 Crore

27) Krunal Pandya – Lucknow Super Giants – Rs 8.25 Crore

28) Mitchell Marsh – Delhi Capitals – Rs 6.50 Crore

29) Mohammad Nabi – Unsold

30) Matthew Wade – Unsold

31) Ambati Rayudu – Chennai Super Kings – Rs 6.75 Crore

32) Ishan Kishan – Mumbai Indians – Rs 15.25 Crore

33) Jonny Bairstow – Punjab Kings – Rs 6.75 Crore

34) Dinesh Karthik – Royal Challengers Bangalore – Rs 5.50 Crore

35) Wriddhiman Saha – Unsold

36) Sam Billings – Unsold

37) Nicholas Pooran – Sunrisers Hyderabad – Rs 10.75 Crore

38) T Natarajan – Sunrisers Hyderabad – Rs 4 Crore

39) Deepak Chahar – Chennai Super Kings – Rs 14 Crore

40) Umesh Yadav – Unsold

41) Prasidh Krishna – Rajasthan Royals – Rs 10 Crore

42) Lockie Ferguson – Gujarat Titans – Rs 10 Crore

43) Josh Hazlewood – Royal Challengers Bangalore – Rs 7.75 Crore

44) Mark Wood -Lucknow Super Giants – Rs 7.50 Crore

45) Bhuvneshwar Kumar – Sunrisers Hyderabad – Rs 4.20 Crore

46) Shardul Thakur – Delhi Capitals – Rs 10.75 Crore

47) Mustafizur Rahman – Delhi Capitals – Rs 2 Crore

48) Adil Rasheed – Unsold

49) Mujeeb Zadran – Unsold

50) Imran Tahir – Unsold

51) Kuldeep Yadav – Delhi Capitals – Rs 2 Crore

52) Adam Zampa – Unsold

53) Rahul Chahar – Punjab Kings – Rs 5.25 Crore

54) Yuzvendra Chahal – Rajasthan Royals – Rs 6.50 Crore

55) Amit Mishra – Unsold

56) Rajat Patidar – Unsold

57) Priyam Garg – Sunrisers Hyderabad – Rs 20 Lakh

58) Abhinav Sadarangani – Gujarat Titans – Rs 2.60 Crore

59) Dewald Brevis – Mumbai Indians – Rs 3 Crore

60) Ashwin Hebbar – Delhi Capitals – Rs 20 Lakh

61) Anmolpreet Singh – Unsold

62) Rahul Tripathi – Sunrisers Hyderabad – Rs 8.50 Crore

63) Riyan Parag – Rajasthan Royals – Rs 3.8 Crore

64) Abhishek Sharma – Sunrisers Hyderabad – Rs 6.50 Crore

65) Sarfaraz Khan – Delhi Capitals – Rs 20 Lakh

66) Shahrukh Khan – Punjab Kings – Rs 9 Crore

67) Shivam Mavi – Kolkata Knight Riders – Rs 7.25 Crore

68) Rahul Tewatia – Gujarat Titans – Rs 9 Crore

69) Kamlesh Nagarkoti – Delhi Capitals – Rs 1.1 Crore

70) Harpreet Brar – Punjab Kings – Rs 3.8 Crore

71) Shahbaz Ahamad – Royal Challengers Bangalore – Rs 2.4 Crore

72) KS Bharat – Delhi Capitals – Rs 2 Crore

73) Mohammed Azharuddeen – Unsold

74) Vishnu Vinod – Unsold

75) Vishnu Solanki – Unsold

76) Anuj Rawat – Royal Challengers Bangalore – Rs 3.4 Crore

77) Prabhsimran Singh – Punjab Kings – Rs 60 Lakhs

78) N Jagadeesan – Unsold

79) Sheldon Jackson – Kolkata Knight Riders – Rs 60 Lakhs

80) Jitesh Sharma – Punjab Sharma – Rs 20 Lakh

81) Basil Thampi – Mumbai Indians – Rs 30 Lakh

82) Kartik Tyagi – Sunrisers Hyderabad – Rs 4 Crore

83) Akashdeep – Royal Challengers Bangalore – Rs 20 Lakh

84) KM Asif – Chennai Super Kings – Rs 20 Lakh

85) Avesh Khan – Lucknow Super Giants – Rs 10 Crore

86) Ishan Porel – Punjab Kings – Rs 25 Lakh

87) Tushar Deshpande – Chennai Super Kings – Rs 20 Lakh

88) Ankit Rajpoot – Lucknow Super Giants – Rs 50 Lakh

89) Noor Ahmad – Gujarat Titans – Rs 30 Lakh

90) Murugan Ashwin – Mumbai Indians – Rs 1.60 Crore

91) M Siddharth – Unsold

92) KC Cariappa – Rajasthan Royals – Rs 30 Lakh

93) Shreyas Gopal – Sunrisers Hyderabad – Rs 75 Lakh

94) Jagadeesha Suchith – Sunrisers Hyderabad – Rs 20 Lakh

95) R Sai Kishore – Gujarat Titans – Rs 3 Crore

96) Sandeep Lamichhane – Unsold

97) C Hari Nishaanth – Unsold

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IPL 2026 playoff race heats up as Sunrisers Hyderabad lead qualification odds at 75%

Sunrisers Hyderabad lead the IPL 2026 playoff race with the highest qualification probability, while Chennai Super Kings, Rajasthan Royals and Punjab Kings remain locked in a close contest for the final spot.

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The IPL 2026 playoff race has intensified further, with the latest qualification projections showing a clear edge for Sunrisers Hyderabad, while the battle for the final knockout spot remains wide open among multiple contenders.

According to updated playoff probability estimates following recent matches, Sunrisers Hyderabad hold the strongest position among all teams still in contention, with a 75% chance of qualifying for the top four. Their consistent performances have kept them comfortably ahead in the mid-table scramble.

At the same time, the race behind them has become increasingly tight, with several teams separated only by small percentage margins and net run rate factors beginning to play a decisive role.

CSK, RR and PBKS in close fight for fourth spot

The most competitive battle is currently for the fourth playoff position, where three major franchises remain in contention.

Chennai Super Kings are placed at around 35.5% qualification probability, keeping their campaign alive but under pressure after inconsistent results in recent matches.

Close behind them are Rajasthan Royals, who continue to hover in a similar range with nearly identical chances, making every remaining fixture crucial for their campaign.

Meanwhile, Punjab Kings have seen their prospects weaken further, slipping to around 31% despite still being in the playoff mix. Their position in the points table remains vulnerable as they struggle to build momentum in the final stretch of the league stage.

Other contenders and overall standings

Elsewhere, teams like Gujarat Titans continue to maintain a strong hold on qualification scenarios with a high probability of finishing in the top four, despite occasional setbacks.

Royal Challengers Bengaluru have already secured qualification status, strengthening their position at the top end of the table.

The mid-table remains highly competitive, while Delhi Capitals and Kolkata Knight Riders continue to fight mathematically but face tougher paths due to lower probabilities and net run rate challenges.

What the numbers mean going forward

With only a few league matches remaining, the playoff cutoff is expected to settle around the 16-point mark, making every remaining fixture critical. Net run rate is also likely to become a key deciding factor if multiple teams finish on similar points.

Sunrisers Hyderabad remain in the strongest position, while the battle between Chennai Super Kings, Rajasthan Royals and Punjab Kings is expected to go down to the final set of league matches.

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IPL 2026 playoff race tightens as RCB and CSK feature in key qualification projections

RCB and CSK feature in updated IPL 2026 playoff qualification projections, with Bengaluru at 92.6% and Chennai at 41.7% as the race tightens.

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The IPL 2026 playoff race is intensifying as teams move deeper into the league stage, with qualification scenarios highlighting a closely contested battle for the top four spots.

According to recent playoff probability projections reported in media coverage, Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) currently hold a strong position with a 92.6% chance of qualifying for the playoffs. Their consistent performances have placed them among the leading contenders for a top-four finish.

Chennai Super Kings (CSK), meanwhile, remain in the mix but face a more challenging path ahead. Their qualification probability stands at 41.7%, meaning the five-time champions will need strong results in their remaining fixtures to stay in contention.

The updated projections underline how competitive the tournament has become, with small changes in form significantly impacting playoff chances at this stage of the league.

While only select team probabilities have been highlighted in the available data, the overall playoff race remains open, with several teams still competing for the remaining qualification spots as the league phase progresses.

The coming matches are expected to play a decisive role in shaping the final top four standings for IPL 2026.

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Who is Sahil Parakh? Teenager makes IPL debut for Delhi Capitals vs RCB

Sahil Parakh, an 18-year-old batter from Maharashtra, made his IPL debut for Delhi Capitals against RCB in IPL 2026.

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Sahil Parakh, an emerging batter from Maharashtra, made his Indian Premier League debut for Delhi Capitals during their 2026 match against Royal Challengers Bengaluru at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in New Delhi.

The 18-year-old was handed his maiden cap as the franchise made changes to its playing XI, looking to test fresh talent in a crucial stage of the tournament.

Opens innings alongside KL Rahul

Parakh was included as an opening batter and partnered experienced wicketkeeper-batter KL Rahul at the top. The move reflected Delhi Capitals’ intent to experiment with their batting combination and give exposure to young players in high-pressure games.

Short stay at the crease

The debut outing did not last long for the youngster, as he was dismissed early in the innings. Despite the brief appearance, the opportunity marked an important milestone in his career.

Promising name from domestic circuit

Parakh is a left-handed batter who has impressed in age-group and domestic cricket, earning attention for his performances at the state level. His selection in the Delhi Capitals squad for IPL 2026 underlines the franchise’s focus on nurturing young talent for the future.

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