IPL auction: Punjab Kings pay whopping Rs 18 crore for Arshdeep

South African speedster Rabada goes to Gujarat Titans for Rs 10.75 crore

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Jeddah, Updated At : 06:12 PM Nov 24, 2024 IST

Left-arm seamer Arshdeep Singh’s consistency earns him a massive bid from Punjab Kings via the Right to Match card. PTI file

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Left-arm seamer Arshdeep Singh’s consistency earned him a massive bid of Rs 18 crore from Punjab Kings via the Right to Match card, while South African speedster Kagiso Rabada was bought for Rs 10.75 crore by Gujarat Titans in the IPL mega auction here on Sunday.

Chennai Super Kings started with the first bid for Arshdeep, whose base price was Rs 2 crore.

Eventually, after an intense bidding war, the seamer was bought back by Punjab Kings who exercised the right to match option to complete the deal.

This is the second time an IPL auction is being held outside the country after last year’s event in Dubai.

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