IPL 2025 auction: Gujarat's Sundar got bought for 15 crores, while Ishaan-Prithvi Shaw were sold for a pittance, these players fared badly in the IPL 2025 auction

IPL 2025: The mega auction of IPL 2025 will be held in Dubai on 24 and 25 November. Earlier, recently Team India's star all-rounder R Ashwin organized a mock auction to increase the craze of the fans even more.

The most expensive player to be sold in this auction was Washington Sundar, while Ishaan Kishan was bid for crores. Let us tell you which stars were bid on in this mock auction and which players were liked the most by the fans.

R Ashwin organized the mock auction

Ravichandran Ashwin organized a small mock auction to test the craze of the fans before the mega auction. He also shared the video of this auction on his YouTube channel. In this auction, Washington Sundar, who played for Sunrisers Hyderabad last season, became the most expensive player to be sold. He was bought by Gujarat Titans for Rs 15.5 crore. Mumbai Indians had released Ishan Kishan. Lucknow bought Ishan in the mock auction. He got Rs 14.5 crore.

A big bet was also placed on Phil Salt

Money rained on other players in this mock auction. Phil Salt was bought by KKR for Rs 5.5 crore. Apart from him, veteran player Rovman Powell was bought by Mumbai Indians for Rs 4 crore. This time everyone's eyes are on Powell in the mega auction. Almost all the franchises are ready to bid on him.

Apart from Powell, Prithvi Shaw also found a buyer in this mock auction. He was bought by Lucknow Super Giants for Rs 2.5 crore. Let us tell you that this time there is complete suspense over Prithvi Shaw playing in IPL 2025 as there is talk that he may remain unsold in the mega auction.

Mega auction of IPL 2025 will be held in Dubai

It is worth noting that this time also the mega auction of IPL will be held in UAE. Its date has been finalized on 24 and 25 November. This time a total of 574 players will participate in the mega auction, out of which 366 are from India and 208 are foreign players and 3 will be from Associate Nations. 318 uncapped players of India will be a part of the auction.