Bengaluru: Indian discard Ajit Agarkar was snapped up by Delhi Daredevils for $210,000 after starting with a base price of $100,000.
South African Ryan McLaren was unsold.
England's Ravi Bopara, who played for Kings XI Punjab, was surprisingly not picked up by any of the franchises.
West Indies all-rounder Dwayne Smith, South Africa's Justin Kemp, Kiwi Jacob Oram and England's Dmitri Mascarenhas also suffered the same fate.
The auction gets underway with the second group of wicketkeeper up for grabs.
Australian wicketkeeper Mathew Wade was the first player to be sold on day two with Delhi Daredevils buying him for his base price of $100,000.
Sri Lanka's Indika de Saram with an opening bid of $200,000 goes unsold, so does West Indies keeper Dinesh Ramdin after he started with $50,000.
Zimbabwe's Tatenda Taibu and Brendon Taylor, Sri Lanka's Dinesh Chandimal, Australian Luke Ronchi, Ireland's Niall O'Brien also got no takers.
Result of bidding of second group of wicketkeepers:
Matthew Wade $100,000 (100,000) to Delhi Daredevils
Dinesh Ramdin (50,000) UNSOLD
Tatenda Taibu (50,000) UNSOLD
Chris Hartley (20,000) UNSOLD
Gareth Hopkins (50,000) UNSOLD
Brendon Taylor (50,000) UNSOLD
Dinesh Chandimal (100,000) UNSOLD
Niall O' Brien (100,000) UNSOLD
Luke Ronchi (50,000) UNSOLD
Australian all-rounder Daniel Christian, who started with a base price of $50,000, attracted a lot of interested before he was snapped up by Deccan Chargers for a massive $900,000.
Sri Lankan veteran Sanath Jayasuriya, who started with a base price of $200,000, was in for a major shock as he was not taken up by any of the ten franchisees.
England's pacer Tim Bresnan, who was part of the Ashes winning squad, was also not taken up along with compatriot Michael Yardy.