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Player Country Status Reserve Price ($) Adam Gilchrist This is the BCCI's preliminary auction list. The franchises have until December 24 to let the board know which players they are interested in. Those players that none of the franchises are keen on will then be dropped and a final list will be sent to the teams. Player Country Status Reserve price ($) Adam Gilchrist Australia Capped 400,000 Brett Lee Australia Capped 400,000 Shaun Marsh Australia Capped 400,000 James Anderson England Capped 400,000 Kevin Pietersen England Capped 400,000 Stuart Broad England Capped 400,000 Graeme Swann England Capped 400,000 Luke Wright England Capped 400,000 Michael Yardy England Capped 400,000 Rahul Dravid India Capped 400,000 Anil Kumble India Capped 400,000 Yuvraj Singh India Capped 400,000 Daniel Vettori New Zealand Capped 400,000 Brendon McCullum New Zealand Capped 400,000 Ross Taylor New Zealand Capped 400,000 Graeme Smith South Africa Capped 400,000 AB de Villiers South Africa Capped 400,000 Mahela Jayawardene Sri Lanka Capped 400,000 Tillakaratne Dilshan Sri Lanka Capped 400,000 Brian Lara West Indies Capped 400,000 Chris Gayle West Indies Capped 400,000 Andrew Symonds Australia Capped 300,000 Cameron White Australia Capped 300,000 Shaun Tait Australia Capped 300,000 David Hussey Australia Capped 300,000 Steven Davies England Capped 300,000 Zaheer Khan India Capped 300,000 Yusuf Pathan India Capped 300,000 Jacques Kallis South Africa Capped 300,000 Muttiah Muralitharan Sri Lanka Capped 300,000 Kumar Sangakkara Sri Lanka Capped 300,000 Angelo Mathews Sri Lanka Capped 300,000 Simon Cook England Uncapped 300,000 Michael Hussey Australia Capped 200,000 James Hopes Australia Capped 200,000 Brad Haddin Australia Capped 200,000 Doug Bollinger Australia Capped 200,000 Brad Hodge Australia Capped 200,000 Callum Ferguson Australia Capped 200,000 Ryan Harris Australia Capped 200,000 Peter Siddle Australia Capped 200,000 David Warner Australia Capped 200,000 Steven Smith Australia Capped 200,000 Dirk Nannes Australia Capped 200,000 Shakib Al Hasan Bangladesh Capped 200,000 Paul Collingwood England Capped 200,000 Owais Shah England Capped 200,000 Matt Prior England Capped 200,000 Ravi Bopara England Capped 200,000 Tim Bresnan England Capped 200,000 Eoin Morgan England Capped 200,000 Ryan Sidebottom England Capped 200,000 Jonathan Trott England Capped 200,000 Joe Denly England Capped 200,000 Ajmal Shahzad England Capped 200,000 Sourav Ganguly India Capped 200,000 Ashish Nehra India Capped 200,000 Irfan Pathan India Capped 200,000 Gautam Gambhir India Capped 200,000 VVS Laxman India Capped 200,000 RP Singh India Capped 200,000 Rohit Sharma India Capped 200,000 Dinesh Karthik India Capped 200,000 S Sreesanth India Capped 200,000 Praveen Kumar India Capped 200,000 Ishant Sharma India Capped 200,000 Robin Uthappa India Capped 200,000 Murali Kartik India Capped 200,000 Pragyan Ojha India Capped 200,000 Jacob Oram New Zealand Capped 200,000 Kyle Mills New Zealand Capped 200,000 Mark Boucher South Africa Capped 200,000 Herschelle Gibbs South Africa Capped 200,000 JP Duminy South Africa Capped 200,000 Johan Botha South Africa Capped 200,000 Dale Steyn South Africa Capped 200,000 Sanath Jayasuriya Sri Lanka Capped 200,000 Ajantha Mendis Sri Lanka Capped 200,000 Darren Bravo West Indies Capped 200,000 Darren Stevens England Uncapped 200,000 Stuart Clark Australia Capped 100,000 Tim Paine Australia Capped 100,000 Ben Hilfenhaus Australia Capped 100,000 Adam Voges Australia Capped 100,000 Clint McKay Australia Capped 100,000 Mitchell Starc Australia Capped 100,000 Phillip Hughes Australia Capped 100,000 Peter George Australia Capped 100,000 Xavier Doherty Australia Capped 100,000 Mashrafe Mortaza Bangladesh Capped 100,000 Tamim Iqbal Bangladesh Capped 100,000 Shahriar Nafees Bangladesh Capped 100,000 Ian Bell England Capped 100,000 Sajid Mahmood England Capped 100,000 Dimitri Mascarenhas England Capped 100,000 Chris Tremlett England Capped 100,000 Ajit Agarkar India Capped 100,000 Mohammad Kaif India Capped 100,000 Munaf Patel India Capped 100,000 Ravindra Jadeja India Capped 100,000 Ramesh Powar India Capped 100,000 Lakshmipathy Balaji India Capped 100,000 Piyush Chawla India Capped 100,000 Venugopal Rao India Capped 100,000 Parthiv Patel India Capped 100,000 Amit Mishra India Capped 100,000 Ashok Dinda India Capped 100,000 Joginder Sharma India Capped 100,000 Wasim Jaffer India Capped 100,000 VRV Singh India Capped 100,000 Abhmanyu Mithun India Capped 100,000 Ravichandran Ashwin India Capped 100,000 Subramaniam Badrinath India Capped 100,000 R Vinay Kumar India Capped 100,000 Shikhar Dhawan India Capped 100,000 Naman Ojha India Capped 100,000 Manoj Tiwary India Capped 100,000 Saurabh Tiwary India Capped 100,000 Cheteshwar Pujara India Capped 100,000 Wriddhiman Saha India Capped 100,000 Scott Styris New Zealand Capped 100,000 Daryl Tuffey New Zealand Capped 100,000 James Franklin New Zealand Capped 100,000 Tim Southee New Zealand Capped 100,000 Martin Guptill New Zealand Capped 100,000 Jesse Ryder New Zealand Capped 100,000 Nathan McCullum New Zealand Capped 100,000 Justin Kemp South Africa Capped 100,000 Neil McKenzie South Africa Capped 100,000 Jacques Rudolph South Africa Capped 100,000 Robin Peterson South Africa Capped 100,000 Morne Morkel South Africa Capped 100,000 Wayne Parnell South Africa Capped 100,000 Ryan McLaren South Africa Capped 100,000 David Miller South Africa Capped 100,000 Colin Ingram South Africa Capped 100,000 Yusuf Abdulla South Africa Capped 100,000 Chaminda Vaas Sri Lanka Capped 100,000 Dilhara Fernando Sri Lanka Capped 100,000 Upul Tharanga Sri Lanka Capped 100,000 Farveez Maharoof Sri Lanka Capped 100,000 Chamara Kapugedera Sri Lanka Capped 100,000 Chamara Silva Sri Lanka Capped 100,000 Thilan Samaraweera Sri Lanka Capped 100,000 Thilan Thushara Sri Lanka Capped 100,000 Kaushal Lokuarachchi Sri Lanka Capped 100,000 Dinesh Chandimal Sri Lanka Capped 100,000 Shivnarine Chanderpaul West Indies Capped 100,000 Ramnaresh Sarwan West Indies Capped 100,000 Dwayne Smith West Indies Capped 100,000 Jerome Taylor West Indies Capped 100,000 Fidel Edwards West Indies Capped 100,000 Daren Ganga West Indies Capped 100,000 Nikita Miller West Indies Capped 100,000 Pedro Collins West Indies Capped 100,000 Xavier Marshall West Indies Capped 100,000 Sulieman Benn West Indies Capped 100,000 Kemar Roach West Indies Capped 100,000 Lionel Baker West Indies Capped 100,000 Aaron Finch Australia Uncapped 100,000 Mitchell Marsh Australia Uncapped 100,000 James Faulkner Australia Uncapped 100,000 James Pattison Australia Uncapped 100,000 Matthew Wade Australia Uncapped 100,000 Graham Napier England Uncapped 100,000 Tom Smith England Uncapped 100,000 Niall O'Brien Ireland Uncapped 100,000 Kosala Kulasekara Sri Lanka Uncapped 100,000 Michael Lewis Australia Capped 50,000 Phillip Jaques Australia Capped 50,000 Graham Manou Australia Capped 50,000 Luke Ronchi Australia Capped 50,000 Mark Cosgrove Australia Capped 50,000 Moises Henriques Australia Capped 50,000 Shane Harwood Australia Capped 50,000 Andrew McDonald Australia Capped 50,000 Jason Krejza Australia Capped 50,000 Daniel Christian Australia Capped 50,000 Mohammad Ashraful Bangladesh Capped 50,000 Abdur Razzak Bangladesh Capped 50,000 Mushfiqur Rahim Bangladesh Capped 50,000 Mahmudullah Bangladesh Capped 50,000 Syed Rasel Bangladesh Capped 50,000 Shahadat Hossain Bangladesh Capped 50,000 Raqibul Hasan Bangladesh Capped 50,000 Junaid Siddique Bangladesh Capped 50,000 Imrul Kayes Bangladesh Capped 50,000 Shafiul Islam Bangladesh Capped 50,000 Naeem Islam Bangladesh Capped 50,000 Suhrawadi Shuvo Bangladesh Capped 50,000 Monty Panesar England Capped 50,000 Anthony McGrath England Capped 50,000 Samit Patel England Capped 50,000 Usman Afzaal England Capped 50,000 Michael Lumb England Capped 50,000 Sudeep Tyagi India Capped 50,000 Abhishek Nayar India Capped 50,000 Umesh Yadav India Capped 50,000 Manpreet Gony India Capped 50,000 Pankaj Singh India Capped 50,000 Jaidev Unadkat India Capped 50,000 Lou Vincent New Zealand Capped 50,000 Mathew Sinclair New Zealand Capped 50,000 Grant Elliott New Zealand Capped 50,000 Jamie How New Zealand Capped 50,000 Ian Butler New Zealand Capped 50,000 Gareth Hopkins New Zealand Capped 50,000 Iain O'Brien New Zealand Capped 50,000 Andy McKay New Zealand Capped 50,000 Peter Ingram New Zealand Capped 50,000 Aaron Redmond New Zealand Capped 50,000 Kane Williamson New Zealand Capped 50,000 Shanan Stewart New Zealand Capped 50,000 Rob Nicol New Zealand Capped 50,000 Andre Nel South Africa Capped 50,000 Loots Bosman South Africa Capped 50,000 Roelof van der Merwe South Africa Capped 50,000 Lonwabo Tsotsobe South Africa Capped 50,000 Johan van der Wath South Africa Capped 50,000 Vernon Philander South Africa Capped 50,000 Morne van Wyk South Africa Capped 50,000 Paul Harris South Africa Capped 50,000 Johann Louw South Africa Capped 50,000 Juan Theron South Africa Capped 50,000 Gulam Bodi South Africa Capped 50,000 Vaughn van Jaarsveld South Africa Capped 50,000 Andrew Puttick South Africa Capped 50,000 Zander de Bruyn South Africa Capped 50,000 Rory Kleinveldt South Africa Capped 50,000 Alfonso Thomas South Africa Capped 50,000 Nuwan Zoysa Sri Lanka Capped 50,000 Thilina Kandamby Sri Lanka Capped 50,000 Suraj Randiv Sri Lanka Capped 50,000 Chanaka Welegedara Sri Lanka Capped 50,000 Rangana Herath Sri Lanka Capped 50,000 Mahela Udawatte Sri Lanka Capped 50,000 Dilhara Lokuhettige Sri Lanka Capped 50,000 Hasantha Fernando Sri Lanka Capped 50,000 Suranga Lakmal Sri Lanka Capped 50,000 Jeevan Mendis Sri Lanka Capped 50,000 Akalanka Ganegama
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