The IPL is the most exciting cricket tournament in the world. It’s like a mini World Cup, but without all the politics and corruption. And this year is no different—the best T20 teams are here to prove their worth, and you can expect them to do so with exceptional fielding performances.
The IPL is a game of great catches, and this year is no different—the best T20 teams are here to prove their worth. Even though cricket is a game of mammoth sixes and yorkers that crush toes, these incredible fielders have been able to make significant contributions with their brilliant point-stopping and juggling saves along the boundary line. Fielding plays a vital role in IPL and you can check match highlights ipl on TV.
Here are a few of our favourite players from IPL history who have been sold at auction in the past. We hope that you enjoy these as much as we did!
12) Chennai Super Kings’ Kedar Jadhav: The Indian all-rounder was bought by CSK for Rs 1 crore in the 2018 IPL auction. He has been a vital member of their team, especially in the batting department where he has scored 355 runs including two centuries and three fifties at an average of 34.50 including one fifty and two catches.
11) SRH’s Yusuf Pathan: The southpaw was one of the best fielders in IPL 2018. He was undoubtedly their best fielder, scoring 556 runs with an average of 35.5 and a strike rate of 165.29. He played a crucial role in their run to the playoffs as he scored two hundred and three fifties during the course of the tournament.
His fielding was also something to be reckoned with. The left-hander took nine catches and two stumpings during the course of the tournament. He was particularly good in the death overs, where he would often come in as a substitute fielder for someone else. His diving effort on the boundary line against Mumbai Indians in their second game helped SRH get back into that game from nowhere, scoring an important fifty later on in that same innings as well.
10) RCB’s Abhishek Sharma: The RCB all-rounder was bought by them in the 2018 IPL auction and has been an integral part of their batting lineup since then. He scored 719 runs with an average of 33.25, including two hundred and two fifties. He also showed his prowess as a fielder with seven catches and one stumping.
9) Delhi Daredevils’ Shreyas Iyer: The young all-rounder was bought by DD for Rs 1 crore in the 2018 IPL auction and has been a huge asset for them ever since he joined the team. He has scored 936 runs with an average of 28.00 including three centuries, four fifties, and six half-centuries. He also made three stumpings and six catches.
8) Mumbai Indians’ Krunal Pandya: The left-arm spinner was bought by MI for Rs 1.8 crore in the 2018 IPL auction and has been a key member of their bowling lineup ever since. He has picked up 22 wickets at an average of 24.81 including two four-wicket hauls and two three-wicket hauls. He also made one stumping and five catches in the tournament.
7) Chennai Super Kings’ Faf du Plessis: The South African captain was bought by CSK for Rs 1.9 crore in the 2018 IPL auction and has been a huge asset for them ever since he joined the team. He has scored 644 runs at an average of 41.23 including two fifties and a century. He also made three stumpings and seven catches in the tournament so far.
6) Kolkata Knight Riders Dinesh Karthik: The veteran Indian cricketer was bought by KKR for Rs 2 crore in the 2018 IPL auction and has performed well for them ever since he joined the team. He has scored 584 runs at an average of 41.87 including two fifties and a century. He also made three stumpings and six catches in the tournament so far.
5) Chennai Super Kings Shane Watson: The Australian all-rounder was bought by CSK for Rs 2 crore in the 2018 IPL auction and has been a huge asset for them ever since he joined the team. He has scored 646 runs at an average of 40 including two fifties and a century. He also made three stumpings and four catches in the tournament so far.
4) Rajasthan Royals’ Sanju Samson: The young Indian cricketer was bought by RR for Rs 1.5 crore in the 2018 IPL auction and has been a huge asset for them ever since he joined the team. He has scored 497 runs at an average of 48 including two fifties and a century so far this season. He has also made two stumpings, a catch, and a run-out in the tournament so far.
3) Sunrisers Hyderabad’s Kane Williamson: The New Zealand skipper was bought by SRH for Rs 1 crore in the 2018 IPL auction and has been a huge asset for them ever since he joined the team. He has scored 648 runs at an average of 44 including three fifties, two centuries, and one half-century so far this season. He has also made two stumpings, a catch, and a run-out in the tournament so far.
2) Kolkata Knight Riders Chris Lynn: The Australian cricketer was bought by KKR for Rs 2 crore in the 2018 IPL auction and has been a huge asset for them ever since he joined the team. He has scored 598 runs at an average of 36 including four fifties, one century, and one half-century so far this season. He has also made three stumpings, a catch, and a run-out in the tournament so far.
1) Sunrisers Hyderabad’ Rashid Khan: The Afghan cricketer was bought by SRH for Rs 2 crore in the 2018 IPL auction and has been a huge asset for them ever since he joined the team. He has scored 591 runs at an average of 40 including two fifties, two centuries, and one half-century so far this season.
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