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List of 2025 Indian Premier League personnel changes

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The 2025 Indian Premier League will be the 18th edition of the Indian Premier League, a franchise Twenty20 cricket league held in India, organized by the Board of Control for Cricket in India. The Auction for the 2025 season will be the 6th IPL mega-auction[1][2] after 2008,[3] 2011,[4] 2014,[5] 2018[6] and 2022.[7] In a mega-auction, most of the players, apart from a selection of retained players, will return to the auction pool. The current IPL system is to hold a mega-auction once every three years, with mini auctions being held in the intermediate seasons.[8][9]

2025 Indian Premier League Auction
General information
SportCricket
Date(s)24 – 25 November 2024
Time14:00 IST (12:30 local)
LocationJeddah, Saudi Arabia
Network(s)
Overview
League2025 Indian Premier League
Teams10
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The rules and regulations for the 2025 auction were announced on 29 September 2024.[10][11] The mega-auction will be held on 24 and 25 November 2024 in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.[12] A total of 1,574 players registered for the auction.[13] A total of 574 players will be featured in the mega auction.[14] In November 2024, Mallika Sagar was appointed as the auctioneer to host the 2025 Indian Premier League auction.[15][16]

Pre-auction

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Retirement

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List of retired players ahead of 2025 Auction
Date Name 2024 team Age Ref.
1 June 2024 Dinesh Karthik Royal Challengers Bengaluru 39 [17]
24 August 2024 Shikhar Dhawan Punjab Kings 38 [18]

Player retention

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Retention policy

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The ten IPL franchise teams could retain a maximum of six players from their squad, which is the highest in the history of IPL mega-auctions. Five player retentions and one "Right To Match (RTM)" option is available for each franchise. Out of the six retentions a maximum of five capped players (including Indian and overseas players) could be retained and a maximum of two uncapped players could be retained.[19][20]

Retained players

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The franchises were required to submit their retention lists before 5 PM IST on 31 October 2024.[21][22]

Purse remaining

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Purse remaining ahead of 2025 Auction[22]
Team Players retained RTMs available Purse available Slots left
Chennai Super Kings 5 1 ₹55 crore (US$6.6 million) 20
Delhi Capitals 4 2 ₹73 crore (US$8.7 million) 21
Gujarat Titans 5 1 ₹69 crore (US$8.3 million) 20
Kolkata Knight Riders 6 0 ₹51 crore (US$6.1 million) 19
Lucknow Super Giants 5 1 ₹69 crore (US$8.3 million) 20
Mumbai Indians 5 1 ₹45 crore (US$5.4 million) 20
Punjab Kings 2 4 ₹110.5 crore (US$13 million) 23
Rajasthan Royals 6 0 ₹41 crore (US$4.9 million) 19
Royal Challengers Bangalore 3 3 ₹83 crore (US$9.9 million) 22
Sunrisers Hyderabad 5 1 ₹45 crore (US$5.4 million) 20

Auction

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The auction purse for each franchise is set at ₹120 crore (US$14 million), the highest in the history of IPL.[33] The salary cap of a player would consist of auction purse, incremental performance pay and match fees. Each playing member (including the Impact player) will get a match fee of ₹7.5 lakh (US$9,000) in addition to their auctioned price, first such instance in the IPL.[34]

Any overseas player will have to register for the mega-auction. Overseas players failing to register for the mega-auction would be become ineligible to participate in the following year's mini auction as well.[35] If an auctioned player withdraws before the season commences, they would be banned from IPL for the next two years.[36] Any Indian capped player who hasn't played in the starting XI in international cricket (Test, ODI, T20I) in the preceding five calendar years or doesn't have a central contract with the BCCI will become an uncapped player for the auction.[37][38][39][40]

Summary

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Countries summary (Registered)[13]
Country Total
  Afghanistan 29
  Australia 76
  Bangladesh 13
  Canada 4
  England 52
  India 1,165
  Ireland 9
  Italy 1
  Netherlands 12
  New Zealand 39
  Saudi Arabia 8
  Scotland 2
  South Africa 91
  Sri Lanka 29
  United Arab Emirates 1
  United States 10
  West Indies 33
Total 1,574
Countries summary (Final List)[14]
Country Capped Uncapped Total
Entered Sold Entered Sold Entered Sold
  Afghanistan 17 1 18
  Australia 35 2 37
  Bangladesh 12 0 12
  England 33 4 37
  India 48 318 366
  Ireland 2 0 2
  New Zealand 23 1 24
  Scotland 1 0 1
  South Africa 29 2 31
  Sri Lanka 17 2 19
  United States 2 0 2
  West Indies 22 0 22
  Zimbabwe 3 0 3
Total 244 330 574
Teams summary
Team Pre-auction[22] In auction Overall
Capped players Uncapped players Total players Capped players Uncapped players Total players Capped players Uncapped players Total players
Chennai 4 1 5
Delhi 3 1 4
Gujarat 4 1 5
Lucknow 3 2 5
Kolkata 4 2 6
Mumbai 5 — 5
Punjab — 2 2
Rajasthan 5 1 6
Bangalore 2 1 3
Hyderabad 5 — 5
Total 35 11 46

List of Players

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S/N Name Country Role IPL Matches C/UC/As Base Price
(in ₹ Lakhs) 		IPL 2025 Team Auctioned Price
(in ₹ Lakhs) 		IPL 2024 Team Previous IPL Team(s)
Set 1: Marquee Players (M1)
1 Jos Buttler   England Wicket-keeper 107 Capped 200 Rajasthan Royals MI, RR
2 Shreyas Iyer   India Batter 116 Capped 200 Kolkata Knight Riders DC, KKR
3 Rishabh Pant   India Batter 111 Capped 200 Delhi Capitals DC
4 Kagiso Rabada   South Africa Bowler 80 Capped 200 Punjab Kings DC, PBKS
5 Arshdeep Singh   India Bowler 65 Capped 200 Punjab Kings PBKS
6 Mitchell Starc   Australia Bowler 41 Capped 200 Kolkata Knight Riders RCB, KKR
Set 2: Marquee Players (M2)
7 Yuzvendra Chahal   India Bowler 160 Capped 200 Rajasthan Royals MI, RCB, RR
8 Liam Livingstone   England All-rounder 39 Capped 200 Punjab Kings RR, PBKS
9 David Miller   South Africa Batter 130 Capped 150 Gujarat Titans PBKS, RR, GT
10 KL Rahul   India Wicket-keeper 132 Capped 200 Lucknow Super Giants SRH, RCB, PBKS, LSG
11 Mohammed Shami   India Bowler 110 Capped 200 Gujarat Titans KKR, PBKS, GT
12 Mohammed Siraj   India Bowler 93 Capped 200 Royal Challengers Bengaluru SRH, RCB
Set 3: Capped Batters (BA1)
13 Harry Brook   England Batter 11 Capped 200 Delhi Capitals SRH, DC
14 Devon Conway   New Zealand Batter 23 Capped 200 Chennai Super Kings CSK
15 Jake Fraser-McGurk   Australia Batter 9 Capped 200 Delhi Capitals DC
16 Aiden Markram   South Africa Batter 44 Capped 200 Sunrisers Hyderabad PBKS, SRH
17 Devdutt Padikkal   India Batter 64 Capped 200 Lucknow Super Giants RCB, RR, LSG
18 Rahul Tripathi   India Batter 95 Capped 75 Sunrisers Hyderabad RPS, RR, KKR, SRH
19 David Warner   Australia Batter 184 Capped 200 Delhi Capitals SRH, DC
Set 4: Capped All-Rounders (AL1)
20 Ravichandran Ashwin   India All-Rounder 212 Capped 200 Rajasthan Royals CSK, RPS, PBKS, DC, RR
21 Venkatesh Iyer   India All-Rounder 51 Capped 200 Kolkata Knight Riders KKR
22 Mitchell Marsh   Australia All-Rounder 42 Capped 200 Delhi Capitals DCH, PWI, RPS, SRH, DC
23 Glenn Maxwell   Australia All-Rounder 134 Capped 200 Royal Challengers Bengaluru DC, MI, PBKS, RCB
24 Harshal Patel   India All-Rounder 106 Capped 200 Punjab Kings DC, RCB, PBKS
25 Rachin Ravindra   New Zealand All-Rounder 10 Capped 150 Chennai Super Kings CSK
26 Marcus Stoinis   Australia All-Rounder 96 Capped 200 Lucknow Super Giants PBKS, RCB, DC, LSG
Set 5: Capped Wicket-Keepers (WK1)
27 Jonny Bairstow   England Wicket-Keeper 50 Capped 200 Punjab Kings SRH, PBKS
28 Quinton de Kock   South Africa Wicket-Keeper 107 Capped 200 Lucknow Super Giants SRH, DC, RCB, MI, LSG
29 Rahmanullah Gurbaz   Afghanistan Wicket-Keeper 14 Capped 200 Kolkata Knight Riders GT, KKR
30 Ishan Kishan   India Wicket-Keeper 104 Capped 200 Mumbai Indians GL, MI
31 Phil Salt   England Wicket-Keeper 21 Capped 200 Kolkata Knight Riders DC, KKR
32 Jitesh Sharma   India Wicket-Keeper 40 Capped 100 Punjab Kings MI, PBKS
Set 6: Capped Fast Bowlers (FA1)
33 Khaleel Ahmed   India Bowler 57 Capped 200 Delhi Capitals SRH, DC
34 Trent Boult   New Zealand Bowler 104 Capped 200 Rajasthan Royals SRH, DC, MI, RR
35 Josh Hazlewood   Australia Bowler 27 Capped 200 — CSK, RCB
36 Avesh Khan   India Bowler 63 Capped 200 Rajasthan Royals RCB, DC, LSG, RR
37 Prasidh Krishna   India Bowler 51 Capped 200 Rajasthan Royals KKR, RR
38 T. Natarajan   India Bowler 61 Capped 200 Sunrisers Hyderabad PBKS, SRH
39 Anrich Nortje   South Africa Bowler 46 Capped 200 Delhi Capitals DC
Set 7: Capped Spinners (SP1)
40 Noor Ahmad   Afghanistan Bowler 23 Capped 200 Gujarat Titans GT
41 Rahul Chahar   India Bowler 78 Capped 100 RPS, MI, PBKS
42 Wanindu Hasaranga   Sri Lanka Bowler 26 Capped 200 Royal Challengers Bangalore, RCB, SRH
43 Waqar Salamkheil   Afghanistan Bowler YTD Capped 75 —
44 Maheesh Theekshana   Sri Lanka Bowler 27 Capped 200 Chennai Super Kings CSK
45 Adam Zampa   Australia Bowler 20 Capped 200 Rajasthan Royals RPS, RCB, RR
Set 8: Uncapped Batters (UBA1)
46 Yash Dhull   India Batter 4 Uncapped 30 Delhi Capitals DC
47 Abhinav Manohar   India Batter 18 Uncapped 30 Gujarat Titans GT
48 Karun Nair   India Batter 76 Uncapped 30 — RCB, RR, DC, PBKS, LSG
49 Angkrish Raghuvanshi   India Batter 10 Uncapped 30 Kolkata Knight Riders KKR
50 Anmolpreet Singh   India Batter 9 Uncapped 30 Sunrisers Hyderabad MI, SRH
51 Atharva Taide   India Batter 9 Uncapped 30 Punjab Kings PBKS
52 Nehal Wadhera   India Batter 20 Uncapped 30 Mumbai Indians MI
Set 9: Uncapped All-Rounders (UAL1)
Set 10: Uncapped Wicket-keepers (UWK1)
Set 11: Uncapped Fast Bowlers (UFA1)
Set 12: Uncapped Spinners (USP1)
Set 13: Capped Batters (BA2)
Set 14: Capped All-Rounders (AL2)
Set 15: Capped Wicket-Keepers (WK2)
Set 16: Capped Fast Bowlers (FA2)
Set 17: Capped Spinners (SP2)
Accelerated Round 1 (ACC-1)
Accelerated Round 2 (ACC-2)

Unsold players

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S/N Name Country Role IPL Matches Capped / Uncapped / Associate Base Price
(in ₹ Lakhs) 		IPL 2024 Team Previous IPL Team(s)
Set 1: Capped Batters (BA1)
Set 2: Capped All-Rounders (AL1)
Set 3: Capped Wicket-Keepers (WK1)
Set 4: Capped Fast Bowlers (FA1)
Set 5: Capped Spinners (SP1)
Set 6: Uncapped Batters (UBA1)
Set 7: Uncapped All-Rounders (UAL1)
Set 8: Uncapped Wicket-keepers (UWK1)
Set 9: Uncapped Fast Bowlers (UFA1)
Set 10: Uncapped Spinners (USP1)
Accelerated Round 1 (ACC-1)
Accelerated Round 2 (ACC-2)

Support staff changes

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Support staff changes for the 2025 Indian Premier League
Team Position Outgoing Incoming Ref.
Chennai Super Kings Bowling coach   Dwayne Bravo [41]
Delhi Capitals Head Coach   Ricky Ponting   Hemang Badani [42][43]
Director of Cricket   Sourav Ganguly   Venugopal Rao [44]
Assistant coach   Pravin Amre [45]
Head of scout   Vijay Bharadwaj [46]
Bowling coach   James Hopes   Munaf Patel
Gujarat Titans Batting coach and mentor   Gary Kirsten [47]
Assistant and batting coach   Parthiv Patel
Kolkata Knight Riders Mentor   Gautam Gambhir   Dwayne Bravo [48]
Lucknow Super Giants Mentor —   Zaheer Khan [49]
Mumbai Indians Head Coach   Mark Boucher   Mahela Jayawardene [50]
Bowling coach   Paras Mhambrey [51]
Punjab Kings Head coach   Trevor Bayliss   Ricky Ponting [52]
Director of cricket development   Sanjay Bangar [53]
Rajasthan Royals Head coach   Rahul Dravid [54]
Batting coach   Vikram Rathour [55]
Royal Challengers Bengaluru Batting coach & mentor   Dinesh Karthik [56]
Fast bowling coach   Adam Griffith   Omkar Salvi
Sunrisers Hyderabad Fast bowling coach   Dale Steyn [57]
Batting coach   Hemang Badani

Withdrawn players

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Withdrawn players in 2025 IPL
Player Team Auctioned/retention price Reason Withdrawal announcement date Replacement player Replacement player's price Signing date Ref.

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