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2014 Auction Register - CAPPED PLAYERS - As at 25 January 2014 2014 Auction Register - CAPPED PLAYERS - as at 25 January 2014 Test T20 Reserve Price # First Name Surname Country Age Specialism ODI caps IPL IPLTeam(s) 2013 Team 2013 IPL Surname caps caps Rs Lakh 1 Parvinder Awana India 27 Bowler RHB RM 0 0 2 26 DD / KXIP KXIP 14 50 Awana 2 Subramaniam Badrinath India 33 Batsman RHB ROB 2 7 1 95 CSK CSK 18 100 Badrinath 3 Lakshmipathy Balaji India 32 Bowler RHB RMF 8 30 5 64 CSK / KKR KKR 13 50 Balaji 4 Piyush Chawla India 25 All-rounder LHB LBG 3 25 7 87 KXIP KXIP 16 50 Chawla 5 Ashok Dinda India 29 Bowler RHB RMF 0 13 9 55 DD / KKR / PWI PWI 13 100 Dinda 6 Manpreet Gony India 30 Bowler RHB RM 0 2 0 43 CSK / DC / KXIP KXIP 8 100 Gony 7 Wasim Jaffer India 36 Batsman RHB ROB 31 2 0 0 RCB 30 Jaffer 8 Mohammad Kaif India 33 Batsman RHB ROB 13 125 0 29 KXIP / RR / RCB TBC Kaif 9 Dinesh Karthik India 28 Wk/Batsman RHB Wk 23 67 9 92 DD / MI MI 19 200 Karthik 10 Murali Kartik India 37 Bowler LHB SLA 8 37 1 54 KKR / Pune / RCB RCB 11 100 Kartik 11 Zaheer Khan India 35 Bowler RHB LFM 90 200 17 64 MI / RCB RCB 2 100 Khan 12 Bhuvneshwar Kumar India 24 Bowler RHB RM 6 27 3 31 RCB / PWI PWI 16 150 Kumar 13 Praveen Kumar India 27 Bowler RHB RM 6 68 10 82 KXIP / RCB KXIP 15 200 Kumar 14 Amit Mishra India 31 Bowler RHB LB 13 21 1 76 DC / DD / SH SH 17 200 Mishra 15 Abhimanyu Mithun India 24 Bowler RHB RM 4 5 0 16 RCB RCB 1 50 Mithun 16 Abhinav Mukund India 24 Batsman LHB LBG 5 0 0 3 CSK / RCB RCB 1 30 Mukund 17 Abhishek Nayar India 30 All-rounder LHB RM 0 3 0 55 MI / KXIP / PWI PWI 11 30 Nayar 18 Ashish Nehra India 34 Bowler RHB LMF 17 120 8 54 DD / MI / PWI DD 10 200 Nehra 19 Naman Ojha India 30 Wk/Batsman RHB Wk 0 1 2 56 DD / RR DD 2 50 Ojha 20 Pragyan Ojha India 27 Bowler LHB SLA 24 18 6 79 DC / MI MI 16 200 Ojha 21 Munaf Patel India 30 Bowler RHB RMF 13 70 3 61 MI / RR MI 4 50 Patel 22 Parthiv Patel India 28 WK/Batsman LHB Wk 20 38 2 67 CSK / DC / KTK / SH SH 13 100 Patel 23 Irfan Pathan India 29 All-rounder LHB LMF 29 120 24 88 DD / KXIP DD 15 150 Pathan 24 Yusuf Pathan India 31 All-rounder RHB ROB 0 57 22 91 KKR / RR KKR 16 200 Pathan 25 Ramesh Powar India 35 Bowler RHB ROB 2 31 0 27 KXIP / KTK 30 Powar 26 Cheteshwar Pujara India 26 Batsman RHB LB 17 2 0 24 RCB 4 150 Pujara 27 Venugopal Rao India 31 Batsman RHB ROB 0 16 0 60 DC / DD 30 Rao 28 Wriddhiman Saha India 29 Wk/Batsman RHB wk 2 3 0 47 KKR / CSK CSK 3 100 Saha 29 Virender Sehwag India 35 Batsman RHB ROB 104 251 19 79 DD DD 13 200 Sehwag 30 Pinal Shah India 28 Wk/Batsman RHB ROB 0 4 0 16 MI 30 Shah 31 Mohammad Shami India 23 Bowler RHB RFM 4 21 22 3 KKR KKR 3 100 Shami 32 Ishant Sharma India 25 Bowler RHB RFM 53 71 14 59 DC / KKR / SH SH 16 150 Sharma 33 Joginder Sharma India 30 All-rounder RHB RFM 0 4 4 16 CSK 30 Sharma 34 Mohit Sharma India 25 Bowler RHB RM 0 5 0 15 CSK CSK 15 100 Sharma 35 Rahul Sharma India 27 Bowler RHB LBG 0 4 2 42 DC / PWI PWI 11 50 Sharma 36 Pankaj Singh India 28 Bowler RHB RMF 0 1 0 20 RCB / RR / RCB RCB 0 30 Singh 37 RP Singh India 28 Bowler RHB LFM 14 58 10 78 DC / KTK / MI / RCB RCB 11 100 Singh 38 Yuvraj Singh India 32 All-rounder LHB SLA 40 293 34 70 KXIP / PWI PWI 13 200 Singh 39 Manoj Tiwary India 28 Batsman RHB LBG 0 8 3 65 KKR 10 200 Tiwary 40 Saurabh Tiwary India 24 Batsman LHB ROB 0 3 0 63 MI / RCB RCB 9 50 Tiwary 41 Sudeep Tyagi India 26 Bowler RHB RM 0 4 1 14 CSK / SH SH 0 30 Tyagi 42 Jaydev Unadkat India 22 Bowler RHB LMF 1 2 0 24 KKR / RCB RCB 13 100 Unadkat 43 Robin Uthappa India 28 Batsman RHB RM/Wk 0 38 11 91 MI / PWI / RCB PWI 16 200 Uthappa 44 Murali Vijay India 29 Batsman RHB ROB 20 14 7 64 CSK CSK 15 200 Vijay 45 Ranganath Vinay Kumar India 30 Bowler RHB RM 1 31 9 77 KTK / RCB RCB 16 150 Vinay Kumar 46 Umesh Yadav India 26 Bowler RHB RFM 9 28 1 47 DD DD 16 TBC Yadav 47 Fawad Ahmed Australia 32 Bowler RHB LB 0 3 2 0 30 Ahmed 48 George Bailey Australia 31 Batsman RHB RM 5 37 19 4 CSK 200 Bailey 49 Jackson Bird Australia 27 Bowler RHB RFM 3 0 0 0 50 Bird 50 Travis Birt Australia 32 Batsman LHB RM 0 0 4 5 DD 50 Birt 51 Doug Bollinger Australia 32 Bowler LHB LFM 12 39 2 27 CSK 50 Bollinger 52 Daniel Christian Australia 30 All-rounder RHB RFM 0 18 11 23 DC / RCB RCB 2 100 Christian Page 1 2014 Auction Register - CAPPED PLAYERS - as at 25 January 2014 Test T20 Reserve Price # First Name Surname Country Age Specialism ODI caps IPL IPLTeam(s) 2013 Team 2013 IPL Surname caps caps Rs Lakh 53 Nathan Coulter-Nile Australia 26 Bowler RHB RF 0 5 3 1 MI MI 1 100 Coulter-Nile 54 Patrick Cummins Australia 20 Bowler RHB RF 1 5 11 0 100 Cummins 55 Ben Cutting Australia 27 Bowler RHB RFM 0 3 2 0 KXIP 50 Cutting 56 Callum Ferguson Australia 29 Batsman RHB RM 0 30 3 9 PWI 50 Ferguson 57 Aaron Finch Australia 27 Batsman RHB LM 0 21 9 23 RR / DD / PWI PWI 14 100 Finch 58 Brad Haddin Australia 36 Wk/Batsman RHB Wk 54 105 27 1 KKR KKR 0 200 Haddin 59 John Hastings Australia 28 All-rounder RHB RFM 1 11 3 0 KTK 50 Hastings 60 Josh Hazlewood Australia 23 Bowler LHB RFM 0 2 2 0 KKR 50 Hazlewood 61 Moises Henriques Australia 27 All-rounder RHB RFM 3 5 2 15 KKR / DD / MI / RCB RCB 10 TBC Henriques 62 Ben Hilfenhaus Australia 30 Bowler RHB RFM 27 25 7 9 CSK CSK 0 100 Hilfenhaus 63 Brad Hodge Australia 39 Batsman RHB ROB 6 25 8 62 KTK / KKR / RR RR 17 200 Hodge 64 Brad Hogg Australia 43 All-rounder LHB SLAC 7 123 12 10 RR RR 1 150 Hogg 65 Phillip Hughes Australia 25 Batsman LHB - 26 20 0 0 MI MI 0 100 Hughes 66 David Hussey Australia 36 All-rounder RHB ROB 0 69 39 59 KKR / KXIP KXIP 12 30 Hussey 67 Michael Hussey Australia 38 Batsman LHB RM 79 185 38 46 CSK CSK 17 200 Hussey 68 Mitchell Johnson Australia 32 Bowler LHB LF 56 135 30 17 MI MI 17 200 Johnson 69 Usman Khawaja Australia 27 Batsman LHB RM 9 3 0 0 50 Khawaja 70 Jason Krejza Australia 31 Bowler RHB ROB 2 8 0 0 30 Krejza 71 Ben Laughlin Australia 31 Bowler RHB RFM 0 5 3 2 CSK CSK 2 30 Laughlin 72 Brett Lee Australia 37 Bowler RHB RF 76 221 25 38 KXIP / KKR KKR 3 200 Lee 73 Nathan Lyon Australia 26 Bowler RHB ROB 30 2 0 0 100 Lyon 74 Nic Maddinson Australia 22 Batsman LHB SLA 0 0 1 0 50 Maddinson 75 Shaun Marsh Australia 30 Batsman LHB SLA 7 43 13 50 KXIP KXIP 8 200 Marsh 76 Glenn Maxwell Australia 25 All-rounder RHB ROB 2 22 12 5 DD / MI MI 3 100 Maxwell 77 Andrew McDonald Australia 32 All-rounder RHB RFM 4 0 0 11 DD / RCB RCB 1 30 McDonald 78 Clinton McKay Australia 31 Bowler RHB RFM 1 58 6 2 MI / SH 100 McKay 79 Dirk Nannes Australia 37 Bowler RHB LF 0 1 17 29 DD / RCB / CSK CSK 5 100 Nannes 80 Tim Paine Australia 29 Wk/Batsman RHB Wk 4 26 5 2 PWI 50 Paine 81 James Pattinson Australia 23 Bowler LHB RFM 12 12 4 0 KKR 200 Pattinson 82 Luke Pomersbach Australia 29 Batsman LHB ROB 0 0 1 17 KXIP / RCB KXIP 3 50 Pomersbach 83 Robert Quiney Australia 31 Batsman LHB RM 2 0 0 7 RR 100 Quiney 84 Kane Richardson Australia 23 Bowler RHB RFM 0 1 0 3 PWI PWI 3 100 Richardson 85 Ben Rohrer Australia 32 Batsman LHB Wk 0 0 1 8 DD DD 8 50 Rohrer 86 Steven Smith Australia 24 All-rounder RHB LBG 17 33 20 22 KTK / RCB / PWI PWI 7 200 Smith 87 Mitchell Starc Australia 24 Bowler LHB LFM 12 19 10 0 200 Starc 88 Shaun Tait Australia 30 Bowler RHB RF 3 35 19 21 RR RR 3 100 Tait 89 Adam Voges Australia 34 Batsman RHB SLA 0 31 7 9 RR 100 Voges 90 Matthew Wade Australia 26 Wk/Batsman LHB Wk 12 40 19 3 DD 100 Wade 91 David Warner Australia 27 Batsman LHB LB 27 42 46 55 DD DD 16 150 Warner 92 Cameron White Australia 30 Batsman RHB LBG 4 87 38 47 DC/ RCB / SH SH 13 150 White 93 Shakib Al Hasan Bangladesh 26 All-rounder LHB SLA 32 129 26 15 KKR KKR 0 100 Al Hasan 94 M.D Shohag Gazi Bangladesh 22 Bowler RHB ROB 8 11 5 0 30 Gazi 95 Anamul Haque Bangladesh 21 Wk/Batsman RHB Wk 3 9 1 0 30 Haque 96 Mohammad Nasir Hossain Bangladesh 22 All-rounder RHB ROB 12 28 15 0 30 Hossain 97 Rubel Hossain Bangladesh 24 Bowler RHB RMF 18 43 7 0 30 Hossain 98 Tamim Iqbal Bangladesh 24 Batsman LHB ROB 30 124 26 0 PWI PWI 0 50 Iqbal 99 Mohammad Mahmudullah Bangladesh 28 All-rounder RHB ROB 17 94 25 0 30 Mahmudullah 100 Ian Bell England 31 Batsman RHB RM 98 139 7 0 100 Bell 101 Ravi Bopara England 28 All-rounder RHB RM 13 97 26 15 KXIP 100 Bopara 102 Jade Dernbach England 27 Bowler RHB RFM 0 24 25 0 50 Dernbach 103 Alex Hales England 25 Batsman RHB RM 0 0 20 0 200 Hales 104 Craig Kieswetter England 26 Wk/Batsman RHB wk 0 46 25 0 150 Kieswetter Page 2 2014 Auction Register - CAPPED PLAYERS - as at 25 January 2014 Test T20 Reserve Price # First Name Surname Country Age Specialism ODI caps IPL IPLTeam(s) 2013 Team 2013 IPL Surname caps caps Rs Lakh 105 Azhar Mahmood England 38 All-rounder RHB RFM 21 143 0 22 KXIP KXIP 11 100 Mahmood 106 Dimitri Mascarenhas England 36 All-rounder RHB RFM 0 20 14 13 KXIP / RR KXIP 1 50 Mascarenhas 107 Eoin Morgan England 27 Batsman LHB RM 16 110 38 32 RCB / KKR KKR 14 150 Morgan 108 Samit Patel England 29 All-rounder RHB SLA 5 36 18 0 200 Patel 109 Kevin Pietersen England 33 Batsman RHB ROB 104 136 37 21 DC / RCB / DD 200 Pietersen 110 Luke Wright England 28 All-rounder RHB RMF 0 48 46 7 PWI PWI 6 150 Wright 111 Ryan Ten Doeschate Holland 33 All-rounder RHB RMF 0 33 9 13 KKR KKR 4 100 Ten Doeschate 112 Corey Anderson New Zealand 23 All-rounder LHB LMF 5 10 8 0 100 Anderson 113 Neil Broom New Zealand 30 Batsman RHB RM 0 22 10 0 30 Broom 114 Grant Elliott New Zealand 34 All-rounder RHB RM 5 51 3 0 30 Elliott 115 James Franklin New Zealand 33 All-rounder LHB LM 31 110 38 20 MI MI 0 50 Franklin 116 Martin Guptill New Zealand 27 Batsman RHB ROB 31 80 43 0 50 Guptill 117 Mitchell McClenaghan New Zealand 27 Bowler LHB LMF 0 20 11 0 30 McClenaghan 118 Brendon McCullum New Zealand 32 Wk/Batsman RHB
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