IPL provides a great platform to cricketers from around the world to showcase their skills. Players can earn both money and fame by playing here. The IPL reservations are complete and now all eyes are on the mega auction scheduled to be held on November 24-25. In this auction, many teams will form brand new teams, and many of the most expensive players are also expected to be purchased. Kavya Maran, co-owner of Kings XI Punjab, has been wooing players by paying huge fees. In the last auction, he bought Pat Cummins for Rs 20.5 crore. On the other hand, Kings XI Punjab co-owner Preeti Zeta is also known for lavishing money on players. Punjab Kings acquired Sam Curran for Rs 18.5 crore. Now, in the mega auction, all eyes are on Kavya Maran and Preity Zinta and a bidding war between them also takes place.
Kings XI Punjab retains only two players
Kings XI Punjab have not won a single IPL title so far. The team reached the finals only once before losing to Kolkata Knight Riders. Now, in order to win IPL 2025, Kings XI Punjab might have thought of creating a completely different team. For this reason, Punjab has retained only two retained players. These include Prabhusimran Singh and Shashank Singh. Both these players have been performing well for Punjab for some time now and have single-handedly led the team to victory in many matches.
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Kings XI Punjab now have the biggest funds ahead of the IPL 2025 mega auction. The team is left with just Rs 110.5 crore. And in the auction it is available for 4 RTM. Hopefully, RTM will bring back Arshdeep Singh and Ashutosh Sharma to the team. Arshdeep bowled dangerously at the start of the innings but also proved to be very economical.
Sunrisers Hyderabad retain five players
Among the IPL reservations, Sunrisers Hyderabad team has retained 5 strong players, including 3 foreigners and 2 Indians. SRH retained Pat Cummins, Heinrich Klaasen, Travis Head, Abhishek Sharma, Nitish Kumar Reddy. Now she can use RTM in large auctions. Sunrisers Hyderabad currently has a remaining capital of Rs 45 crore. Hyderabad has Rs 65.5 crore less than Punjab Kings. Hyderabad have won the IPL trophy once so far in 2016. The team captain at the time was David Warner. Last season, Hyderabad, led by Pat Cummins, reached the final, while KKR had their title hopes dashed.
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