The third set of players in the IPL 2024 auctions showcases a focus on wicket-keepers, featuring a diverse array of talents from different cricketing nations.
KS Bharat (India):
KS Bharat, having previously played for franchises like RCB and DC, enters the auction with a modest base price of 50 lakhs. His Test debut for India, especially in the absence of Pant, has added to his cricketing profile. A notable stint with the GT franchise in IPL 2023 further enhances his appeal.
Josh Inglis (Australia):
Josh Inglis positions himself at the highest base price of 2 crores for the IPL 2024 auctions, reflecting the confidence in his wicket-keeping skills. The Australian player aims to make a significant impact in the upcoming season.
Kusal Mendis (Sri Lanka):
After an impressive season with the bat in the 2023 World Cup, Kusal Mendis enters the IPL 2024 auction with a base price of 50 lakhs. The Sri Lankan batsman brings his dynamic form to the wicket-keeper category, adding intrigue to the bidding process.
Philip Salt (England):
Despite a decent IPL season with DC in 2023, Philip Salt finds himself in the auction after being released by the Delhi franchise. Salt sets his base price at 1.5 crores, aiming for a fresh start and a promising stint with a new team.
Tristan Stubbs (South Africa):
The young sensation Tristan Stubbs, previously associated with Mumbai Indians, is back in the auction with a minimum base price of 50 lakhs. His past experiences in the league make him a player to watch, and his affordability adds value to any team looking for wicket-keeping talent.
