IPL 2014 auction: every player sold

The ten most expensive buys

What each franchise paid, in the rupees the auction was held in

About the 2014 auction

How the auction worked and what changed from the one before

The 2014 auction was a mega auction, held at the start of a new cycle of player contracts: each franchise kept only a handful of its players and bought the rest of its squad in the room. That is why 154 players were sold, against 37 at the 2013 auction.

It was the first IPL auction held in rupees. Every auction before it was held in US dollars.

Pune Warriors India had left the league, leaving eight franchises for 2014.

Six players were kept by the franchise they had played for before, on a right-to-match card, which lets a franchise take a player back by matching the winning bid for them. The most expensive was Pragyan Ojha, kept by Mumbai Indians for ₹3.25 crore.

Every IPL auction

The most expensive buy at each auction from 2009 to 2026

Where to next

The rest of the money in the IPL

See every IPL auction and the most expensive players in its history, what each franchise pays its squad now, starting with Delhi Daredevils, or cricket salaries and payrolls. The nations are paid at the Cricket World Cup, prize money and all, and at the T20 World Cup.