Christian tops list on day two of IPL auction
By IANSSunday, January 9, 2011
BANGALORE - Little-known Daniel Christian was the most expensive among the players sold on the concluding day of the Indian Premier League (IPL) auction here Sunday.
Christian was bought by Deccan Chargers but his paycheque, 18 times his base figure of $50,000, was nowhere near Gautam Gambhir’s record $2.4 million coughed up by Kolkata Knight Riders on the opening day of the auction Saturday.
The second best was Indian speedster Umesh Yadav, who surprisingly fetched $750,000, 15 times more than his base price of $50,000, by Delhi Daredevils.
Second day’s list:
Daniel Christian (Australia): Deccan Chargers, $900,000
Umesh Yadav (India): Delhi Daredevils, $750,000
Munaf Patel (India): Mumbai Indians, $700,000
Venugopal Rao (India): Delhi Daredevils, $700,000
Lakshmipathi Balaj (India): Kolkata Knight Riders, $500,000
R. Vinay Kumar (India): Team Kochi, $475,000
Shaun Tait (Australia): Rajasthan Royals, $300,00
Mitchell Marsh (Australia): Team Pune, $290,000
Manpreet Gony (India): Deccan Chargers, $290,000
Abhimanyu Mithun (India): Royal Challengers Bangalore, $260,000
Jaidev Unadkat (India): Kolkata Knight Riders, $250,000
Sudeep Tyagi (India): Chennai Super Kings, $240,000
Scott Styris (New Zealand): Chennai Super Kings, $200,000
Wayne Parnell (South Africa): Team Pune, $160,000
Charl Langeveldt (South Africa): Royal Challengers Bangalore, $140,000
Faf du Plessis (South Africa): Chennai Super Kings, $120,000
Clint Mckay (New Zealand): Mumbai Indians, $110,000
Jerome Taylor (West Indies): Team Pune, $100,000
Ben Hilfenhaus (Australia): Chennai Super Kings, $100,000
Pankaj Singh (India): Rajasthan Royals, $95,000
Stephen O’Keefe (New Zealand): Team Kochi, $20,000
Johan van der Wath (South Africa): Royal Challengers Bangalore, $50,000
George Bailey (Australia): Chennai Super Kings, $50,000
Roelof van der Merwe (South Africa): Delhi Daredevils, $50,000
Rilee Rossouw (South Africa): Royal Challengers Bangalore, $20,000
Nuwan Pradeep (Sri Lanka): Royal Challengers Bangalore, $20,000
Chris Lynn (Australia): Deccan Chargers, $20,000
Jesse Ryder (New Zealand): Pune Warriors, $150,000
Murali Kartik (India): Pune Warriors, $400,000
Juan Theron (South Africa): Deccan Chargers, $85,000,
Dmitri Mascarenhas (England): Kings XI Punjab, $100,000
Travis Birt (Australia): Delhi Daredevils, $20,000
Jonathan Vandier (South Africa): Royal Challengers Bangalore, $20,000
Moises Hendriques (Australia): Mumbai Indians, $50,000
Colin Ingram (South Africa): Delhi Daredevils, $100,000
Michael Lumb (England): Deccan Chargers, $80,000
Nathan Rimmington (Australia): Kings XI Punjab, $20,000
Aiden Blizzard (Australia): Mumbai Indians, $20,000
Robert Frylinck (South Africa): Delhi Daredevils, $20,000
Mohammad Kaif (India): Royal Challengers Bangalore, $130,000
James Pattinson (Australia): Kolkata Knight Riders, $100,000
Luke Pomersbach (Australia): Royal Challengers Bangalore, $20,000
Michael Klinger (Australia): Team Kochi, $75,000
Thisara Perera (Sri Lanka): Team Kochi, $80,000
Andrew McDonald (Australia): Delhi Daredevils, $80,000
Suraj Randiv (Sri Lanka): Chennai Super Kings, $80,000
Matthew Wade (Australia): Delhi Daredevils, $100,000
Nuwan Kulasekara (Sri Lanka): Chennai Super Kings, $100,000
Alfonso Thomas (South Africa): Pune Warriors, $100,000
Joginder Sharma (India): Chennai Super Kings, $120,000
Ryan ten Doeschate (The Netherlands): Kolkata Knight Riders, $150,000
Ajit Agarkar (India): Delhi Daredevils, $210,000
Sudeep Tyagi (India): Chennai Super Kings, $240,000
Ashok Dinda (India): Delhi Dardevils, $375,000
