IPL 2025 Auction: Complete List of Uncapped Players Sold at the Mega Event

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IPL 2025 Auction Uncapped Players Sold: The IPL 2025 mega auction has seen a lot of uncapped players who have fetched excellent money across the

The first day of the mega auction saw some record buys in IPL history. Rishabh Pant became the most expensive player ever as the Lucknow Super Giants bought the wicketkeeper-batter for a humongous amount of Rs. 27 crores. He broke the record of the former KKR captain Shreyas Iyer, who was just signed by PBKS for a price of Rs. 26.75 crores. Venkatesh Iyer was the third highest buy, as he was bought back by KKR for Rs. 23.75 crores.

Over those two days, the mega auction has featured a total of 577 players, out of which 330 are uncapped players.

IPL 2025 Auction Uncapped Players

The Indian uncapped players represented a significant portion of the auction pool, showcasing talent from domestic tournaments such as the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy and IPL academies. Many young players, including under-19 stars, attracted bidding wars.

The overseas uncapped players consisted of a smaller pool of 12 players, featuring promising talent from associate nations and other cricket-playing countries. This list included players who had performed well in different leagues like The Hundred, BBL, and CPL.

There were two categories of base prices for the uncapped players: Rs. 30 lakhs and Rs. 50 lakhs. The majority of uncapped players had set a base price in the lower category, starting from Rs. 30 lakh, ensuring affordability for teams looking for emerging talent. Among the many already proven players in the uncapped pool, Vaibhav Suryavanshi, a 13-year-old from India, was the youngest uncapped player in the auction pool. There will be many proven IPL players also up for grabs.

IPL 2025 Auction: Complete List of Uncapped Players Sold

Abhinav Manohar was sold to SRH for a whopping Rs 3.20 crore, while Nehal Wadhera was sold to PBKS for 4.20 crore. But on the first day of the auction, Naman Dhir was the most expensive uncapped player as he went to Mumbai Indians for Rs 5.25 crore.

On Day 2 of the auction, Anshul Kamboj fetched Rs 3.40 crore as he has moved to Chennai Super Kings, whereas uncapped pacers Gurnoor Brar and Arshad Khan have also breached the Rs 1 crore mark.

Chennai Super Kings roped in Tamil Nadu bowler Gurjanpeet Singh for Rs 2.20 crore, while Punjab Kings secured the services of Priyansh Arya for Rs 3.80 crore.

Bihar's 13-year-old boy Vaibhav Suryavanshi was picked by Rajasthan Royals for Rs 1.10 crore, thus becoming the youngest player to be picked in IPL auction.