Bengaluru: India's young pacer Jaidev Unadkat, starting with a modest base price of $50,000, was sold to Kolkata Knight Riders for five times his base price at $250,000.

Manpreet Singh Gony, who was

Given below is the list of players involved in the IPL auction held in Bangalore on January 8 and 9, 2011.

The list of players bought is in descending order of their final bid price.

Gautam Gambhir

Bengaluru: Royal Challengers Bangalore beat off stiff competition from Chennai Super Kings to snap up Abhinav Mithun for $260,000 against his base price of $100,000.

India's young pacer Jaidev Unadka

Bengaluru:England's Owais Shah was snapped up for his base price of $200,000 by Team Kochi, who also bought Australian Michael Klinger for $75,000.

Ryan Ten Doeschate of the Netherlands was a surpris

Bengaluru: Pacer Umesh Yadav also got a good deal when he was snapped up by Delhi Daredevils for $750,000. Munaf Patel was another big buy on the day when he was bought by Mumbai Indians for $700,000

Jan. 8: In 2008, when the first auction was held, the thrust was on experienced players, even veterans. Three editions later, the oldies find themselves in the lurch as the franchisees chose to overlo

Bengaluru: After a rollicking Twenty20-like start on Saturday, the Indian Premier League (IPL) players' auction saw more 'unsolds' than bought with owners resorting to tactical bidding without much mo

Jan. 8: While it is the excitement and the edge-of-the-seat thrillers that draws in the spectators to the IPL, the auction is no less different. Some players were welcomed with open arms by the teams,

Bengaluru:Kolkata Knight Riders might have dropped their favourite son Sourav Ganguly from the team for the Indian Premier League (IPL)-4 but Chief Executive Officer Venky Mysore said they are willing

Jan. 8: Ever since its advent, the Indian Premier League has meant big bucks and every auction has simply reinforced the belief. Over the last two auctions the buying powers of the franchisees has inc