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Ipl 2022 Auction Deepak Chahar Gets A Whooping Inr 14 Cr As He Goes Back To Csk

IPL 2022 auction: Deepak Chahar gets a whooping INR 14 Cr as he goes back to CSK

Seamer Deepak Chahar some huge bid amounts as Delhi Capitals, Sunrisers Hyderabad, Rajasthan Royals, and Chennai Super Kings indulged in a bidding war. The right-arm bowler had a base price of INR 2 Cr.

Being a part of the CSK earlier, he was eventually sold to the Super Kings for a record-breaking sum of INR 14 Cr.

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BPL 2022 | Chattogram Challengers emerge victorious in a must-win game to book their place in playoffs

The win pushed the Challengers to the next stage, while their position on the points table will depend on the evening match. On the other hand, the Sunrisers had a forgetful campaign as they won just one match in BPL 2022 and have a lot to ponder upon.

IPL Auctions | Ishan Kishan goes big; World Cup hero Wade unsold

Indian wicket-keeper batsman attracted a big bidding war on Saturday, 11 February with Punjab Kings, Gujarat Titans, Mumbai Indians going for the young left hander. It was expected that along with Kishan World Cup winner Matthew Wade would also attract big bids but the Australian went unsold at his base price. Kishan is an established top order batter who is known for his belligerent starts in the top order. Sunrisers Hyderabad snooped in at Rs 13 crore and engaged in a bidding war with Mumbai Indians - Kishan's former team. At the end Mumbai Indians came up victorious at Rs 15.25 crore making Kishan one of the highest paid players ever in the IPL

Will Pucovski suffers his 11th concussion during Shield game against South Australia

He was declared fit to take the field against South Australia on Saturday. However, after just three deliveries in the field, he was seen with hands on his knees, immediately pointing out to the dressing room to replace him.

Suzie Bates’ stunning 106 helps New Zealand to overcome India in the series opener

Star batter Suzie Bates’ shouldered the responsibility alongside Amy Satterthwaite and the duo helped their side cross the 270-run mark on a tricky surface at John Davies Oval, Queenstown. Pacer Jess Kerr ran the show with the ball in hand and bagged four crucial wickets to bowl out India for 213.