The number of players in the IPL 2026 auction has once again reduced to 350. A few days ago, on December 9, the number of players included in the auction list was increased to 359. Now just 3 days before the mini auction, there is news that the same 9 players have been removed from the list. It is being told that the name of Swastik Chikara is also included among the players who have been dropped.

According to News18, the names of the players who were out of the auction list are Mani Shankar, Chama Milind, KL Srijit, Swastik Chikara, Rahul Raj, Virat Singh, Virandeep Singh, Chris Green and Ethan Bosch. All these players had set their base price at Rs 30 lakh, among which Swastik Chikara was released by RCB. BCCI had added these 9 players to the auction list a few days ago.

Mani Shankar is a big-hitting player of Tripura, while Swastik Chikara was included in its squad by RCB last year. Chikara did not get a chance to play even a single match. Virat Singh is a player from Jharkhand and has played for Sunrisers Hyderabad.

The name of Malaysian all-rounder player Virandeep Singh has also been removed from the auction, who has taken more than 3000 runs and 105 wickets in T20 cricket. His base price was also Rs 30 lakh. Ethan Bosch of South Africa and Chris Green of Australia are also out, whose base price was Rs 75 lakh.

More than 1000 players had registered their names for the auction. Of these, BCCI had shortlisted only 350 players. After that 9 new players were added to the list, but now the same number of players have been removed. The auction will start on December 16 at 2:30 pm in Abu Dhabi.

Complete list of 350 players in IPL 2026 auction:

• Devon Conway (New Zealand)
• Jake Fraser-McGurk (Australia)
• Cameron Green (Australia)
• David Miller (South Africa)
• Gus Atkinson (England)
• Wanindu Hasaranga (Sri Lanka)
• Venkatesh Iyer (India)
• Liam Livingstone (England)
• Ben Duckett (England)
• Jamie Smith (England)
• Gerald Coetzee (South Africa)
• Jacob Duffy (New Zealand)
• Anrich Nortje (South Africa)
• Mathisha Pathirana (Sri Lanka)
• Ravi Bishnoi (India)
• Akeal Hosein (West Indies)
• Mujeeb Rahman (Afghanistan)
• Mahesh Theekshana (Sri Lanka)
• Steve Smith (Australia)
• Sean Abbott (Australia)
• Michael Bracewell (New Zealand)
• Jason Holder (West Indies)
• Daryl Mitchell (New Zealand)
• Tom Banton (England)
• Shai Hope (West Indies)
• Josh Inglis (Australia)
• Kyle Jamieson (New Zealand)
• Adam Milne (New Zealand)
• Lungisani Ngidi (South Africa)
• William O’Rourke (New Zealand)
• Mustafizur Rahman (Bangladesh)
• Cooper Connolly (Australia)
• Tom Curran (England)
• Daniel Lawrence (England)
• Alzarri Joseph (West Indies)
• Naveen-ul-Haq (Afghanistan)
• Liam Dawson (England)

Players with base price of Rs 1.5 crore in IPL 2026 auction

• Rahmanullah Gurbaz (Afghanistan)
• Spencer Johnson (Australia)
• Matt Henry (New Zealand)
• Matthew Short (Australia)
• Saqib Mahmood (England)
• Riley Meredith (Australia)
• Jhay Richardson (Australia)
• Tim Seifert (New Zealand)

Players with base price of Rs 1.25 crore in IPL 2026 auction

• Beau Webster (Australia)
• Roston Chase (West Indies)
• Kyle Mayers (West Indies)
• Olly Stone (England)

Players with base price of Rs 1 crore in IPL 2026 auction

• Viaan Mulder (South Africa)
• Finn Allen (New Zealand)
• Jonny Bairstow (England)
• Quinton de Kock (South Africa)
• Akash Deep (India)
• Fazalhaq Farooqui (Afghanistan)
• Rahul Chahar (India)
• Tabrez Shamsi (South Africa)
• Reeza Hendrix (South Africa)
• Daniel Sams (Australia)
• Ben Dwarshius (Australia)
• Kusal Perera (Sri Lanka)
• Umesh Yadav (India)
• Mohammad Waqar Salamkhel (Afghanistan)
• George Linde (South Africa)
• Gulbadin Naib (Afghanistan)
• William Sutherland (Australia)
• Joshua Tong (England)
• Dwayne Pretorius (South Africa)
• Charith Asalanka (Sri Lanka)

Players with base price of Rs 75 lakh in IPL 2026 auction

• Sarfaraz Khan (India)
• Prithvi Shaw (India)
• Deepak Hooda (India)
• K.S. Bharat (India)
• Shivam Mavi (India)
• Mayank Agarwal (India)
• Sediqullah Atal (Afghanistan)
• Akeem Auguste (West Indies)
• Pathum Nissanka (Sri Lanka)
• Tim Robinson (New Zealand)
• Rahul Tripathi (India)
• Jordan Cox (England)
• Benjamin McDermott (Australia)
• Kusal Mendis (Sri Lanka)
• Chetan Sakariya (India)
• Kuldeep Sen (India)
• Qais Ahmed (Afghanistan)
• Rishad Hossain (Bangladesh)
• Vyaskanth Vijayakanth (Sri Lanka)
• Rehan Ahmed (England)
• Taskin Ahmed (Bangladesh)
• Richard Gleeson (England)
• Shamar Joseph (West Indies)
• Navdeep Saini (India)
• Luke Wood (England)
• Muhammad Abbas (New Zealand)
• George Garton (England)
• Nathan Smith (New Zealand)
• Dunith Village (Sri Lanka)
• Tanzeem Hasan Saqib (Bangladesh)
• Matthew Potts (England)
• Nahid Rana (Bangladesh)
• Sandeep Warrier (India)
• Wesley Eggar (Australia)
• Binura Fernando (Sri Lanka)
• MD Shoriful Islam (Bangladesh)
• Joshua Little (Ireland)
• Obed McCoy (West Indies)
• Billy Stanlake (Australia)
• Jack Faulks (New Zealand)
• Dasun Shanaka (Sri Lanka)
• Bevon-John Jacobs (New Zealand)

50 lakh base price

• Mahipal Lomror (India)
• Tushar Deshpande (India)
• Yash Dayal (India)
• Joe Clark (England)
• Jack Edwards (Australia)

40 lakh base price

• Rajvardhan Hungergekar (India)
• KM Asif (India)
• Shubham Agarwal (India)
• Jalaj Saxena (India)
• Tom Moores (England)
• Arab Gul (Afghanistan)
• Nikhil Chaudhary (India)

30 lakh base price

• Arya Desai (India)
• Yash Dhull (India)
• Abhinav Manohar (India)
• Anmolpreet Singh (India)
• Atharva Tayde (India)
• Abhinav Tejarana (India)
• Auqib Dar (India)
• Tanush Kotian (India)
• Shivang Kumar (India)
• Vijay Shankar (India)
• Sanvin Singh (India)
• Aiden Tom (India)
• Prashant Veer (India)
• Ruchit Ahir (India)
• Vansh Bedi (India)
• Mukul Chaudhary (India)
• Tushar Raheja (India)
• Karthik Sharma (India)
• Tejashwi Singh (India)
• Raj Limbani (India)
• Akash Madhwal (India)
• Sushant Mishra (India)
• Ashok Sharma (India)
• Simarjit Singh (India)
• Naman Tiwari (India)
• Tyagi (India)
• Yashraj Punja (India)
• Vignesh Puthur (India)
• Karan Sharma (India)
• Shivam Shukla (India)
• Kumar Karthikeya Singh (India)
• Prashant Solanki (India)
• Waheedullah Zadran (Afghanistan)
• Ankit Kumar (India)
• Rohan Kunnumal (India)
• Danish Malewar (India)
• Topaz Mann (India)
• Salman Nizar (India)
• Aman Rao Perla (India)
• Akshat Raghuvanshi (India)
• Manan Vohra (India)
• Yuvraj Choudhary (India)
• Satwik Deswal (India)
• Aman Khan (India)
• Darshan Nalkande (India)
• Vicky Ostwal (India)
• Sairaj Patil (India)
• Suyash Prabhudesai (India)
• Mayank Rawat (India)
• Harsh Tyagi (India)
• Mangesh Yadav (India)
• Salil Arora (India)
• Ricky Bhui (India)
• Rahul Buddhi (India)
• Saurav Chauhan (India)
• Yashvardhan Dalal (India)
• Abhishek Pathak (India)
• Kunal Rathod (India)
• Ravi Singh (India)
• Saqib Hussain (India)
• Mohammad Izhar (India)
• Vidwatha Kawerappa (India)
• Vijay Kumar (India)
• Vidyadhar Patil
• P.V.Satyanarayana Raju (India)
• Omkar Tarmale (India)
• Prithviraj Yaara (India)
• Murugan Ashwin (India)
• Tejas Baroka (India)
• KC Cariappa (India)
• Karthik Chaddha (India)
• Praveen Dubey (India)
• Mohit Rathi (India)
• Himanshu Sharma (India)
• Bailapudi Yashwant (India)
• Kunal Chandela (India)
• Ayush Doseja (India)
• Qamran Iqbal (India)
• M.Dheera Kumar (India)
• Bhanu Paniya (India)
• Sahil Parakh (India)
• Arsh Cabin Ranga (India)
• Adarsh ​​Singh (India)
• Manoj Bhandge (India)
• Mayank Dagar (India)
• Raghav Goyal (India)
• Manwant Kumar (India)
• Abid Mushtaq (India)
• Atit Sheth (India)
• Hrithik Shaukeen (India)
• Jagadish Suchit (India)
• Tanay Thiagarajan (India)
• Connor Esterhuizen (South Africa)
• Ajitesh Guruswami (India)
• Siddharth June (India)
• Bipin Saurabh (India)
• Vishnu Solanki (India)
• Hardik Tamore (India)
• Sayan Ghosh (India)
• Mani Grewal (India)
• Arpit Guleria (India)
• Sunil Kumar (India)
• Tristan Luus (South Africa)
• Divesh Sharma (India)
• Abhilash Shetty (India)
• Irfan Umair (India)
• Kuldeep Yadav (India)
• Manan Bhardwaj (India)
• Shreyas Chavan (India)
• Parikshit Dhanak (India)
• Chintal Gandhi (India)
• Dharmendra Singh Jadeja (India)
• Amit Kumar (India)
• Vishal Nishad (India)
• Saumya Pandey (India)
• Jhatvedha Subramaniam (India)
• Sachin Das (India)
• Miles Hammond (India)
• Ahmed Imran (India)
• Vishwaraj Singh Jadeja (India)
• Ayaz Khan (India)
• Daniel Lategan (England)
• Siddhant Rana (India)
• Aaron Varghese (India)
• Atharva Ankolekar (India)
• Abdul Bazeeth (India)
• Karan Lal (India)
• Shams Mulani (India)
• Ripple Patel (India)
• Prince Rai (India)
• Vivarant Sharma (India)
• Utkarsh Singh (India)
• Ayush Vartak (India)
• Sanjay Yadav (India)
• Syed Irfan Aftab (India)
• Esakkimuthu Ayyakutty (India)
• Prafulla Hinge (India)
• Pankaj Jaiswal (India)
• Kulwant Khejroliya (India)
• Ravi Kumar (India)
• Rajan Kumar (India)
• Safwan Patel (India)
• Ishan Porel (India)
• Purav Agarwal (India)
• Jikku Brigh (India)
• Yash DiCholkar (India)
• Rakibul Hasan (Bangladesh)
• Traven Mathews (Sri Lanka)
• Naman Pushpak (India)
• Ijaz Sanwaria (India)
• Roshan Wagshare (India)
• R.S Ambareesh (India)
• Cranes Fultra (India)
• McNeil Noronha (India)
• R Rajkumar (India)
• Ninad Rathwa (India)
• Sunny Sandhu (India)
• Shivalik Sharma (India)
• Siddharth Yadav (India)
• R.Sonu Yadav (India)
• Wasim Khande (India)
• Atif Mushtaq (India)
• Atal Rai (India)
• C. Rakshan Reedy (India)
• Manish Reddy (India)
• Nishant Saranu (India)
• Deependra Singh (India)
• Rajat Verma (India)
• Rohit Yadav (India)
• Imanjot Chahal (India)
• Shubhang Hegde (India)
• Bal Krishna (India)
• Vihaan Malhotra (India)
• Khilan Patel (India)
• Delano Potgieter (South Africa)
• Hardik Raj (India)
• Sarthak Ranjan (India)
• Parth Rekhade (India)
• Tia Van Vuuren (South Africa)
• Srivatsa Acharya (India)
• Sadiq Hussain (India)
• Shubham Kapse (India)
• Aaqib Khan (India)
• Sabir Khan (India)
• Bayanda Majola (South Africa)
• Srihari Nair (India)
• Brijesh Sharma (India)
• Aman Shekhawat (India)
• Himanshu Bisht (India)
• Shreyan Chakraborty (India)
• Kanishk Chauhan (India)
• Mayank Gusain (India)
• Akash Pugajanti (India)
• Abhimanyu Singh Rajput (India)
• Shubham Rana (India)
• Arpit Rana (India)
• Mairamreddy Reddy (India)
• Sagar Solanki (India)
• Aryaman Singh Dhaliwal (India)
• Daksh Kamra (India)
• Vishal Mandwal (India)
• Arfaz Mohammad (India)
• Hemang Patel (India)
• Mridul Suroch (India)
• Anuj Thakral (India)
• Parth Vats (India)
• Lalit Yadav (India)
• Nitin Sai Yadav (India)
• Krish Bhagat (India)
• Prerit Dutta (India)
• Samar Gajjar (India)
• Nasir Lone (India)
• Ishaan Mulchandani (India)
• Akhil Scaria (India)
• Muhammad Sharafuddin (India)
• K.Ajay Singh (India)
• Hrithik Tada (India)
• Lucky Raj Singh Vaghela (India)
• Mohammed Ali (India)
• Madhav Bajaj (India)
• Akshu Bajwa (India)
• Varun Raj Singh Bisht (India)
• Rishabh Chauhan (India)
• Dianne Forrester (South Africa)
• Dhurmil Matkar (India)
• Arab Gul (Afghanistan)
• Miles Hammond (England)

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Former U19 Batter Aadarsh ​​Singh Hit Double Century: Uttar Pradesh’s explosive opener Adarsh ​​Singh has created history by scoring a double century. He played this brilliant innings in the quarter-final 2 match of Men’s Under-23 State A Trophy Elite at Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai. Adarsh ​​played an unbeaten inning of 223 runs against Mumbai, thanks to this inning Uttar Pradesh made a huge score of 453/5 in front of Mumbai.

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