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How the franchises measure up after close of IPL retention window

Last updated on: January 10, 2014 23:04 IST
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The IPL trophyThree uncapped players among 24 retained for IPL Season 7

Twenty-four players, including 14 Indians (of which three are uncapped) and ten overseas, were retained as the retention window for the 2014 Pepsi IPL season closed at 1700 hours on Friday.

IPL chairman Ranjib Biswal, said: “The regulations were drafted taking into account franchise, player and fan feedback. Continuity of the core players in the teams is very important and the retention of these 24 players, coupled with the “rights to match” (RTM) to be used in the auction, is a good sign. 

“I am very pleased to see three uncapped Indian players in the list of players retained.  The IPL is a great platform for young talent.”

The three uncapped players are: Manan Vohra (Kings XI Punjab), Sanju Samson and Stuart Binny (Rajasthan Royals).

Defending champions Mumbai Indians, formidable Chennai Super Kings and Rajasthan Royals are three teams that exhausted all their five retentions available. 

The retained players:

Chennai Super Kings

Ravichandran Ashwin

India

 

Dwayne Bravo

West Indies

 

MS Dhoni

India

 

Ravindra Jadeja

India

 

Suresh Raina

India

Kings XI Punjab

David Miller

South Africa

 

Manan Vohra

India (uncapped)

Kolkata Knight Riders

Gautam Gambhir

India

 

Sunil Narine

West Indies

Mumbai Indians

Lasith Malinga

Sri Lanka

 

Kieron Pollard

West Indies

 

Ambati Rayudu

India

 

Rohit Sharma

India

 

Harbhajan Singh

India

Rajasthan Royals

Stuart Binny

India (uncapped)

 

James Faulkner

Australia

 

Ajinkya Rahane

India

 

Sanju Samson

India (uncapped)

 

Shane Watson

Australia

Royal Challengers Bangalore

AB De Villiers

South Africa

 

Chris Gayle

West Indies

 

Virat Kohli

India

Sunrisers Hyderabad

Shikhar Dhawan

India

 

Dale Steyn

South Africa

Going into the Player Auction, scheduled to be held on February 12-13, at the ITC Gardenia Hotel, Bengaluru, the status for each franchise is as follows:

 

No. of players retained in advance of the Player Auction

Salary Cap left for the 2014 Player Auction Rs. crore

No. of RTM  for the 2014 Player Auction

Chennai Super Kings

5

21

1*

Delhi Daredevils

0

60

3

Kings XI Punjab

2

43.5

2

Kolkata Knight Riders

2

38

2

Mumbai Indians

5

21

1

Rajasthan Royals

5

22.5

1

Royal Challengers Bangalore

3

30.5

1

Sunrisers Hyderabad

2

38

2

 

* RTM may not be used for a capped Indian player.

 

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