Kaif goes unsold again

Sun, 09 January 2011

17:28

New Zealand all-rounder Jesse Ryder was the first unsold player to be sold from the list of 28 players, who were up for grabs again.

Ryder, who started with a base price of $100,000, was bought by the newly-formed franchise for $150,000.

Meanwhile, former India players VRV Singh and Mohammad Kaif, who started with the same base price was once again unsold.

South African David Miller up for grabs at $100,000 and Australian Daniel Harris at $20,000 were also ignored.

Dillon du Preez, starting at $50,000, also did not find a buyer.

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