Mumbai Indians have prepared a strong squad for WPL 2026. Two-time champion MI had retained 5 players before the auction. In the auction, Mumbai spent Rs 3 crore on New Zealand’s Amelia Kerr. With the return of Shabnim Ismail to Sanskriti Gupta and Sajna Sajeevan, Mumbai’s squad looks as strong as before. MI franchise owner Nita Ambani says that the team wanted to buy as many old players as possible.

Regarding the auction held on Thursday, November 27, Nita Ambani said, “Auction days are very exciting, but sometimes they are also troublesome. Our strategy was to buy as many players as possible from the winning team of 2025. I am very excited with the return of Amelia Kerr and the arrival of our 4 players: Shabnim, Saika, Sajna and Sanskriti. We are also very excited with the arrival of 3 youngsters, who are Rahila Firdous, Nalla. Kranthi Reddy and Triveni Vashishtha, I welcome Poonam Khemnar, Millie Illingworth and Nicola Carey to the Mumbai Indians family.”

Apart from captain Harmanpreet Kaur, Nate Sciver Brunt, Haley Mathews, Amanjot Kaur and G Kamalini had already been retained. Apart from them, MI has bought back the recent T20 World Cup player of the tournament Amelia Kerr, S Sajna, Saika Ishaq, Sanskriti Gupta and fast bowler Shabnim Ismail. India’s World Cup winning captain Harmanpreet Kaur was also present in the auction held in New Delhi. He contributed to the strategies on the auction table.

On this experience, Harmanpreet Kaur said, “I was nervous in the beginning, but I liked the way we had planned and everyone’s participation, especially Nita Ambani. She has always been the biggest support of the team and always supports us. We have got most of our old teammates back, which shows how much trust the team has in those players.”

These 5 players have been important in the success of Mumbai Indians, among them Saika, Sajna and Sanskriti have been the rising star players of this tournament.

Apart from the famous players, MI has also included the Australian pair of multiple-time World Cup winner Nicola Cray and young fast bowler Millie Illingworth in its squad.

In line with its policy of supporting young Indian talent, Mumbai Indians have fielded a balanced squad with the inclusion of Indian all-rounders Nalla Kranthi Reddy and Triveni Vashishtha. Kranti and Triveni will be becoming a part of WPL for the first time.

A total of 67 players were sold in the auction held for the 2026 edition of the Women’s Premier League, which includes 23 foreign players. The most expensive became Deepti Sharma, who was bought by UP Warriors for Rs 3.2 crore using RTM. Amelia Kerr is the most expensive foreign player, who returned home to Mumbai Indians. A total of Rs 40.8 crore was spent on 67 players in the auction. UP Warriors had the most money, so they bought the most expensive players. Which team has bought which player at what price in the auction.

Delhi Capitals

1. Chinley Henry – 1.3 crores
2. Charani – 1.3 crores
3. Laura Wolvaardt – 1.1 crores
4. Sneh Rana – 50 lakhs
5. Minnu Mani- 40 lakhs
6. Liezel Lee- 30 lakhs
7. Tania Bhatia- 30 lakhs
8. Nandani Sharma- 20 lakhs
9. Diya Yadav – 10 lakhs
10. Mamta Madiwala- 10 lakhs
11. Lucy Hamilton- 10 lakhs

gujarat giants

1. Sophie Devine – 2 crores
2. Georgia Wareham – 1 crore
3. Bharti Phoolmali- 75 lakhs
4. Kashvi Gautam – 65 lakhs
5. Renuka Singh- 60 lakhs
6. Kim Garth- 50 lakhs
7. Yastika Bhatia- 50 lakhs
8. Daniel Wyatt – 50 lakhs
9. Tanuja Kanwar- 45 lakhs
10. Anushka Sharma- 45 lakhs
11. Rajeshwari Gaikwad- 40 lakhs
12. Titas Sadhu – 30 lakhs
13. Kanika Ahuja- 30 lakhs
14. Ayushi Soni- 30 lakhs
15. Happy Kumari- 10 lakhs
16. Shivani Singh- 10 lakhs

Mumbai Indians

1. Amelia Kerr- 3 crores
2. Sajeevan Sanjana – 75 lakhs
3. Shabnam Ismail- 60 lakhs
4. Nicola Carey- 30 lakhs
5. Saika Ishaq – 30 lakhs
6. Sanskriti Gupta- 20 lakhs
7. Triveni Vashishtha – 20 lakhs
8. Rahila Firdous- 10 lakhs
9. Poonam Khemnar- 10 lakhs
10. Nalla Reddy- 10 lakhs
11. Millie Lillingworth- 10 lakhs

Royal Challengers Bangalore

1. Lauren Bell- 90 lakhs
2. Pooja Vastrakar- 85 lakhs
3. Arundhati Reddy- 75 lakhs
4. Grace Harris- 75 lakhs
5. Nadine De Klerk- 65 lakhs
6. Radha Yadav- 65 lakhs
7. Georgia Wall- 60 lakhs
8. Linsey Smith- 30 lakhs
9. Dayalan Hemlata- 30 lakhs
10. Prema Rawat- 20 lakhs
11. Gautami Naik- 10 lakhs
12. Pratyusha Kumar- 10 lakhs

UP Warriors

1. Deepti Sharma- 3.2 crores
2. Shikha Pandey – 2.4 crores
3. Mag Lanning – 1.9 crores
4. Phoebe Lichfield- 1.2 crores
5. Asha Sobhana – 1.1 crore
6. Sophie Ecclestone- 85 lakhs
7. Diandra Dottin- 80 lakhs
8. Kiran Navgire- 60 lakhs
9. Harleen Deol- 50 lakhs
10. Kranti Gaur – 50 lakhs
11. Pratika Rawal – 50 lakhs
12. Chloe Tryon- 30 lakhs
13. Shipra Giri – 10 lakhs
14. Simran Shaikh- 10 lakhs
15. Tara Norris- 10 lakhs
16. Suman Meena- 10 lakhs
17. Yes Trisha- 10 lakhs

5 most expensive players in WPL 2026 auction

• Deepti Sharma (UPW) – 3.5 crore (50 lakh base price)
• Amelia Kerr (MI) – 3 crore (50 lakh base price)
• Shikha Pandey (UPW) – 2.4 crore (40 lakh base price)
• Sophie Devine (GG)- 2 crore (50 lakh base price)
• Mag Lanning (UPW) – 1.9 crore (50 lakh base price)

The Women’s Premier League 2026 auction started with the marquee players, there were a total of 8 players in this category. 7 marquee players got their teams, but the most surprising thing in this round was that Alyssa Healy remained unsold. The most expensive player of this round was all-rounder Deepti Sharma, for whom UP Warriors used RTM.

Players sold in the marquee round and their prices

• Sophie Devine – Rs 2 crore (Gujarat Giants)
• Deepti Sharma- 3.2 crores (UP Warriors)
• Amelia Kerr- Rs 3 crore (Mumbai Indians)
• Renuka Singh- 60 lakhs (Gujarat Giants)
• Sophie Eccleston- 85 lakhs (UP Warriors)
• Meg Lanning- 1.9 crore (UP Warriors)
• Laura Wolvaardt- 1.1 crore (Delhi Capitals)

10 teams will place bids to fill a total of 77 slots in the IPL 2026 auction. Most slots are vacant in Kolkata Knight Riders, they can buy maximum 13 players (6 foreigners). Punjab Kings have the least number of slots. They can buy only 4 players. IPL auction will be held on December 16 in Abu Dhabi, in which money will be showered on many players. But there are also players who were once the poster boys of their teams and may remain unsold this time.

1. Vijay Shankar

Vijay Shankar was also in Chennai Super Kings, but he too was not retained by the franchise. 34 year old Vijay Shankar was bought by CSK for Rs 1.20 crore in the last edition.

Vijay Shankar played 6 matches for CSK in the last edition, in which he scored 118 runs. However, CSK did not make him bowl. It seems difficult to sell him in IPL 2026. If we look at his IPL career, he has played 78 matches for 4 teams (CSK, SRH, DC and GT), in which he has scored 1233 runs and taken 9 wickets.

2. Rahul Tripathi

Rahul Tripathi was in Sunrisers Hyderabad from 2022 to 2024, his price was Rs 8.50 crore. Although his salary reduced in the last edition, he got a bigger team. He was bought by Chennai Super Kings for Rs 3.40 crore, but he could not leave much of an impact. As a result, CSK released him before IPL 2026.

Rahul Tripathi played 5 matches for CSK in the last edition of IPL, in which he could score only 55 runs. 34 year old Rahul Tripathi may remain unsold in the auction this time. Talking about his IPL career, he has played a total of 100 matches for 5 teams (RPS, RR, KKR, SRH and CSK) since 2017, in which he has scored 2291 runs.

3. Mohit Sharma

Mohit Sharma is also finding it difficult to sell in IPL 226 auction. The 37-year-old bowler was bought by Delhi Capitals for Rs 2.20 crore in the last edition, however he could not perform as per expectations. He played 8 matches for Delhi last season, but could take only 2 wickets. Now Delhi has released him, but it is difficult to sell him in the auction.

Mohit Sharma started his IPL career in 2013 while playing for CSK. Till now, he has played a total of 120 matches for 4 teams (CSK, PBKS, GT and DC), in which he has taken 134 wickets.

4. Glenn Maxwell

Australia’s explosive batsman Glenn Maxwell was criticized a lot in the last edition. Although he is a big name in the cricket world, his bat has often been silent in the IPL. Last season, there was a big decline in his IPL price, but still he was bought by Punjab Kings, but this time it seems very difficult to sell him.

In 2021, RCB bought Maxwell for Rs 14.25 crore, from 2022 to 2024 he remained in RCB with a price of Rs 11 crore, but before the last edition, RCB released him, then Punjab Kings bought him for Rs 4.20 crore. Although he could not justify even this price, he played 7 matches in 2025 and scored a total of 48 runs. Although Punjab reached the final this season, Maxwell had no contribution in it. The result was that Punjab did not keep Maxwell in the 21 retained players, now it is difficult to sell this big player.

5. Faf Du Plessis

Faf du Plessis is difficult to sell in the IPL 2026 auction, his age is also a factor in this. 41-year-old Faf has been playing IPL since 2012, he started his journey with CSK and in the last edition he was in Delhi Capitals. For Delhi in 2025, he scored a total of 202 runs in 9 matches, out of which there were 2 half-centuries. Although Delhi has released him.

Talking about his IPL career, Faf du Plessis has scored 4773 runs in 154 matches, which includes 39 half-centuries. But it seems difficult for the former South African captain to play in IPL 2026, hardly any team will bet on him.

6. Moeen Ali

England all-rounder Moeen Ali was bought by Kolkata Knight Riders at his base price (2 crores) in the last auction, although even then it seemed difficult to sell him. Now KKR has also released him, because his performance last year was not anything special. He played 6 matches in 2025, in which he took 6 wickets and scored only 5 runs in 2 innings. Now it seems difficult to sell him in the IPL 2026 auction. Age will also be a factor, Moeen Ali is 38 years old.

7. Karan Sharma

Mumbai Indians have retained 20 players, but Karn Sharma is not there. Whereas Mumbai had bought him last year for only Rs 50 lakh. Mumbai had reached the playoffs in the last edition, but Karna played only 6 matches. He bowled in 5 matches, in which he was able to take a total of 7 wickets. His economy was 8.53.

Karn Sharma may remain unsold in IPL 2026 auction. His last few seasons have not been good, while his age could also be a factor. 38-year-old Karn Sharma played 9 matches for RCB in 2024, in which he took 7 wickets but the economy was above 10 (10.58). Last season (2023), he gave away runs in 7 matches for RCB at an economy of more than 10 (10.37).

WPL 2025: The three seasons of the Women’s Premier League (WPL) have proved that this tournament is not just a game of batsmen but also of strong bowling. Between 2023 and 2025, many star bowlers have changed matches with their swing, spin and smart planning. Statistics show that Mumbai Indians all-rounder Hayley Mathews is at the forefront of taking most wickets in WPL.

Hayley Mathews’s magic – Mumbai.Indians

West Indies star all-rounder Hayley Mathews is the strength of Mumbai Indians. She is also the most reliable bowler of WPL. Mathews has secured the top position in this list by taking 41 wickets in 29 matches. An excellent average of 17.56 and economy of 7.24 show how economical and lethal he is. His best bowling has been 3/5.

Amelia Kerr – Mumbai Indians

New Zealand’s Amelia Kerr, who plays for Mumbai Indians, is just one step behind Mathews. He has 40 wickets in his name in 29 matches. The special thing is that he also has 5 wicket haul – 5/38. His strike rate of just 14.05 makes him one of the most dangerous bowlers of this tournament.

Sophie Ecclestone – UP Warriors

England’s Sophie Ecclestone has been the biggest strength of UP Warriors. With 36 wickets in 25 matches and an economy of 6.68, he is one of the most economical bowlers in the league. He has also delivered brilliant spells like 4 wickets and only 13 runs.

Jess Jonason – Delhi Capitals

Jess Johnson of Delhi Capitals remains at number 4 in this list. She is known for taking wickets continuously at any time. He has 33 wickets in his name in 24 matches.

Nate Sciver-Brunt – Mumbai Indians

The name of another bowler from Mumbai is included in this list. England’s Nate Sciver-Brunt has taken 32 wickets while playing for Mumbai. Not only this, he has also proved his importance as an all-rounder.

0The auction for the 19th edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL 2026) will be held in Abu Dhabi on 16 December. All the teams have released their retention lists, franchises will bid for players to fill the remaining slots. All the teams have released some such players, who can get huge amount in the upcoming auction. But there are also 5 players whose IPL career can be considered over. It is difficult for any team to bet on him.

1- Faf du Plessis

Former South African captain Faf du Plessis is one of the few players who played in the IPL despite being above 40 years of age. He is now 41 years old, was playing for Delhi Capitals last season. Faf has also captained RCB.

Du Plessis started his IPL career in 2012 playing for Chennai Super Kings. He stayed in CSK till 2021, meanwhile he also played for Rising Pune Super Giants in 2016 and 2017. Now he is in the last phase of his career, he has been released by Delhi Capitals before the IPL 2026 auction. Considering his age, it can be assumed that hardly any team will bid on him.

Talking about Faf’s IPL career, he played a total of 154 matches for 4 teams, in which he scored 4773 runs at a strike rate of 135.78. He has scored 39 half-centuries in IPL.

2- Manish Pandey

Manish Pandey has been released by Kolkata Knight Riders. He became a part of this team in 2024, Pandey has been playing since the first edition of IPL. He has played for 7 teams so far, but looking at his condition in the last 2 seasons, it seems difficult for any team to bet on him.

Manish Pandey played only 3 matches in IPL 2025, in which he scored 92 runs. In 2024, he played only 1 match. In that he scored 42 runs. Manish has played 174 matches in IPL, in which he has scored 3942 runs. This includes 22 half-centuries and 1 century.

3- Karan Sharma

Mumbai Indians retained 17 players, included 3 through trade. MI released 8 players, in which the name of Karn Sharma is also included. Karna played only 6 matches in the last edition, while his team reached Qualifier-2. Now MI has released him, but he is finding it very difficult to get any other team in the auction.

Karn Sharma is 38 years old, he has been playing IPL since 2009. Karna, who debuted for RCB, has so far played for 4 teams, in which he has taken 83 wickets.

4- Mohit Sharma

Bowler Mohit Sharma’s name will also be in the IPL 2026 auction, but perhaps some team will bid on him. Mohit has been released by Delhi Capitals. Mohit Sharma, who has been playing IPL since 2013, has played a total of 120 matches for 4 teams (CSK, PBKS, GT and DC), in which he has 134 wickets in his name.

In the last edition, Mohit played 8 matches for Delhi, in which he took only 2 wickets but his economy was 10.28. In such a situation, it is difficult for them to get a new team in the IPL 2026 auction.

5- Moeen Ali

England cricketer Moeen Ali was in Kolkata Knight Riders last year, he was bought by KKR for his base price of Rs 2 crore. Although he could not do anything special, he got to play only 6 matches. He scored only 5 runs in 2 innings. He bowled in 5 matches, in which he took 6 wickets.

Moeen has been playing in IPL since 2018, he has played for a total of 3 teams (RCB, CSK and KKR). He played a total of 73 matches in IPL, in which he scored 1167 runs. He has also scored 6 half-centuries.

The bugle for the 19th season of the Indian Premier League i.e. IPL 2026 has been sounded. The auction for the upcoming season of IPL will take place next month. However, this time a mini auction will be organized. This time too many superstar players are included in the auction. In such a situation, the biggest question is who will be sold the most expensive in the auction?

Let us tell you that the mini auction for IPL 2026 will be organized on December 16 at Etihad Arena in Abu Dhabi. BCCI has said in the press release that all the 10 teams have retained a total of 173 players, which includes 49 foreign players and some traded players. 10 teams have 77 slots left for the IPL 2026 mini auction. The total purse of all the franchises is Rs 237.55 crore.

This time many superstar players included in the auction

For your information, let us tell you that many superstar players are included in the IPL 2026 auction. It includes names like Andre Russell, Venkatesh Iyer, Glenn Maxwell, Cameron Green, Mathisha Pathirana, Faf du Plessis and Liam Livingstone. Let us tell you that this time all the 10 teams together have released a total of 70 players. Whereas only a maximum of 77 players can be sold in the mini auction.

Who will sell the most expensive? Will Rishabh Pant’s record be broken?

Lucknow Super Giants captain Rishabh Pant is the most expensive player in the history of IPL. Lucknow bought him last year for Rs 27 crore. Venkatesh Iyer, who was sold for around Rs 24 crore, is also a part of the auction this year. Star all-rounder Andre Russell has also gone to the auction.

Let us tell you that this time a mini auction is to be organized. In such a situation, it is difficult to break Rishabh Pant’s record of being sold for Rs 27 crores. There are three players involved in the race to be the most expensive seller. This includes Andre Russell, Venkatesh Iyer and Cameron Green. Teams can pay any amount to buy these players.

All 10 teams released these 70 players

Chennai Super Kings- Rahul Tripathi, Vansh Bedi, Andre Siddharth, Rachin Ravindra, Devon Conway, Deepak Hooda, Vijay Shankar, Sheikh Rashid, Kamlesh Nagarkoti and Mathisha Pathirana.

Kolkata Knight Riders- Andre Russell, Rahmanullah Gurbaz, Venkatesh Iyer, Quinton de Kock, Moeen Ali, Anrich Nortje, Lavnith Sisodia, Chetan Sakariya, Spencer Johnson

Sunrisers Hyderabad- Adam Zampa, Rahul Chahar, Viaan Mulder, Abhinav Manohar, Atharva Tawde, Simarjeet Singh and Sachin Baby

Royal Challengers Bangalore- Swastik Chikara, Mayank Agarwal, Liam Livingstone, Manoj Bhandage, Lungi Ngidi and Mohit Rathi

Punjab Kings- Glenn Maxwell, Josh English, Aaron Hardie, Kuldeep Sen and Praveen Dubey

Mumbai Indians- Satyanarayana Raju, Reece Topley, KL Srijit, Karn Sharma, Bevan Jacobs, Mujeeb Ur Rahman, Lizaad Williams and Vignesh Puthur.

Gujarat Titans- Mahipal Lomror, Karim Jannat, Dasun Shanaka, Gerald Coetzee, and Kulwant Khejroliya.

Rajasthan Royals- Wanindu Hasaranga, Fazalhaq Farooqui, Akash Madhwal, Mahesh Teekshana, Kumar Karthikeya Singh, Ashok Sharma and Kunal Rathod.

Lucknow Super Giants- Aryan Juyal, David Miller, Yuvraj Choudhary, Rajvardhan Hungergekar, Akash Deep, Ravi Bishnoi and Shamar Joseph.

Delhi Capitals– Faf du Plessis, Jake Fraser-McGurk, Sediqullah Atal, Manwant Kumar, Mohit Sharma and Darshan Nalkande.

The bugle for the 19th season of the Indian Premier League has been sounded. The auction for the upcoming season of IPL will take place next month. This time a mini auction will be organized. Before the IPL 2026 auction, all 10 teams have released their respective lists of released and retained players. Know here the A to Z details of IPL 2026 mini auction.

This time IPL auction will be held abroad

The mini auction for IPL 2026 will be held on December 16 at the Etihad Arena in Abu Dhabi. BCCI unveiled the date and venue of the IPL 2026 auction after releasing the list of released and retained players by all the teams.

BCCI has said in the press release that all the 10 teams have retained a total of 173 players, which includes 49 foreign players and some traded players. 10 teams have 77 slots left for the IPL 2026 mini auction. The total purse of all the franchises is Rs 237.55 crore.

According to IPL rules, each franchise can include a maximum of 25 players in its team. Even before the auction, Punjab Kings have retained 21 players. Whereas Gujarat Titans and Mumbai Indians have retained 20-20 players.

Kolkata has the most money and Mumbai has the least money.

Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) will have the highest purse of Rs 64.3 crore in this auction. KKR can buy 13 players in the auction. KKR has released expensive players like Andre Russell (Rs 12 crore) and Venkatesh Iyer (Rs 23.75 crore) before the mini auction.

Sunrisers Hyderabad has Rs 25.5 crore left in their purse. Mumbai Indians will enter this mini auction with the lowest amount. This franchise has retained almost all its famous players. Only Rs 2.75 crore is left in the purse of Mumbai Indians.

Big foreign players like Andre Russell, Rachin Ravindra, Devon Conway, David Miller, Josh English, Glenn Maxwell, Liam Livingstone, Wanindo Hasaranga will be in the IPL auction this time, whose teams have released them. But only 27 slots for foreign players are vacant in the auction, while the total number of slots is 78. Know the complete information related to the auction.

Let us tell you that this time the IPL auction can be of one day, because it will be a mini auction. A total of 10 teams play in IPL, each team can include a maximum of 25 players in its squad. Know the rules and information related to IPL auction and teams.

How many players can there be in an IPL team?

A maximum of 25 players can be included in a team.

IPL: How many maximum foreign players can there be in an IPL team?

An IPL team can include only a maximum of 8 foreign players in its squad.

How many total slots will be bid for in the IPL 2026 auction?

The players participating in the IPL auction will be shortlisted after a few days. A maximum of 77 players can be purchased, as there are only so many vacant slots for all 10 teams combined. KKR has the maximum number of slots vacant, it can buy 13 players. The least number of slots are in Punjab Kings, who have retained 21 players.

How many slots for foreign players are vacant in the IPL 2026 auction?

A total of 27 slots for foreign players from all the teams together are vacant in the IPL 2026 auction. See the list below to see the total slots of each team and the vacant slots of foreign players.

Total of all teams and number of overseas vacant slots

• Chennai Super Kings: 9 (4 overseas)
• Mumbai Indians: 5 (1 overseas)
• Kolkata Knight Riders: 13 (6 overseas)
• Royal Challengers Bangalore: 8 (2 overseas)
• Sunrisers Hyderabad: 10 (2 overseas)
• Gujarat Titans: 5 (overseas)
• Rajasthan Royals: 9 (1 overseas)
• Lucknow Super Giants: 6 (4 overseas)
• Delhi Capitals: 8 (5 overseas)
• Punjab Kings: 4 (2 overseas)

Purse balance of all teams

• KKR- Rs 64.3 crore
• CSK- Rs 43.4 crore
• SRH- Rs 25.5 crore
• LSG- Rs 22.95 crore
• DC- Rs 21.8 crore
• RCB- Rs 16.4 crore
• RR- Rs 16.05 crore
• GT- Rs 12.9 crore
• PBKS- Rs 11.5 crore
• MI- Rs 2.75 crore

If we add up the purse balance of all the teams, it is Rs 237 crore, which the teams will spend to buy players in the auction. KKR has the highest purse and Mumbai Indians has the least.

When will IPL 2026 auction take place?

The date of IPL 2026 auction has not been officially announced yet, but according to the news, it may happen on December 15.

Where will IPL 2026 auction take place?

The priority for the venue of IPL 2026 auction is India, but the idea of ​​holding it abroad is also underway. If this happens outside India, it can happen in UAE.

The auction for the 19th edition of the Indian Premier League will be held in December, before that the retention list has been officially released today. Now it is clear which team has released which players and which has been retained. Know which team will have a purse of how much rupees in the auction for IPL 2026.

Kolkata Knight Riders have the most money left after IPL retention. KKR has Rs 64.3 crore left in their purse, they have released expensive players like Andre Russell, Venkatesh Iyer before the auction. The lowest purse is with Mumbai Indians, who have retained a total of 17 players and bought 3 through trade. See here the purse balance of all 10 teams and which team can buy maximum number of players in the auction? His information.

Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR Purse Balance 2026)

• Remaining slots- 13
• Purse balance- Rs 64.3 crore

Chennai Super Kings (CSK Purse Balance 2026)

• Remaining slots- 9
• Purse balance- Rs 43.4 crore

Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH Purse Balance 2026)

• Remaining slots- 10
• Purse balance- Rs 25.5 crore

Lucknow Super Giants (LSG Purse Balance 2026)

• Remaining slots- 6
• Purse balance- Rs 22.95 crore

Delhi Capitals (DC Purse Balance 2026)

• Remaining slots- 8
• Purse balance- Rs 21.8 crore

Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB Purse Balance 2026)

• Remaining slots- 8
• Purse balance- Rs 16.4 crore

Rajasthan Royals (RR Purse Balance 2026)

• Remaining slots- 9
• Purse balance- Rs 16.05 crore

Gujarat Titans (GT Purse Balance 2026)

• Remaining slots- 6
• Purse balance- Rs 12.9 crore

Punjab Kings (PBKS Purse Balance 2026)

• Remaining slots- 4
• Purse balance- Rs 11.5 crore

Mumbai Indians (MI Purse Balance 2026)

• Remaining slots- 5
• Purse balance- Rs 2.75 crore

On which date will IPL 2026 auction take place?

IPL auction can be held on 15th December. Although the venue has not been finalized yet, according to the news, the idea of ​​organizing the auction outside India is also being considered. Let us tell you that this time there will be a mini auction, which can last for one day.