Lack of captaincy candidates for IPL 2022 mega auction
Lack of captaincy candidates for IPL 2022 mega auction
December 2, 2021
Author 77baji
On Tuesday, the existing franchises—Chennai Super
Kings, Kolkata Knight Riders, Royal Challengers Bangalore, Mumbai Indians, Delhi Capitals,
Rajasthan Royals, Punjab Kings, and Sunrisers Hyderabad—must select who these players would be.
The guidelines are there were to be no more than three Indians and two foreigners.
Franchises will be charged ₹16 crore for the first player they keep, ₹12 crore for the second player, ₹8 crore for the third player, and ₹6 crore for the fourth player, according to BCCI retention guidelines. The total pay budget for all teams is set at ₹90 crore.
It necessitates a fine balance between the eight teams. They must choose between spending roughly half of their purse by retaining four players or going into the auction with a huge purse in hand and having the benefit during the bidding.
For teams like the defending champions CSK, the five-time champions MI, and the Capitals, it's a simple decision to use all four options. Others, like RCB, KKR, and the Royals, are less certain.
RCB faces the most difficult task. With Virat Kohli's decision to stand down as captain, they must select a player capable of leading the team. They haven't got a leader-like character among their present players, therefore they'll need a greater purse in the auction to go after a major player who can lead the squad. As Virat Kohli and Glenn Maxwell are almost certain to be preserved, leg-spinner Yuzvendra Chahal should be on the list if a third player is stayed.
Shubman Gill should be on KKR's list of players to keep because he is seen as a future captain. Captain Eoin Morgan is also a possibility to be maintained, given how brilliantly he led KKR last season. Aside from Samson, the Royals would like to maintain Jos Buttler unless he becomes inaccessible due to his high demand. They also have Ben Stokes and Jofra Archer, both excellent players, although they are frequently unavailable due to England duties or injury difficulties.
Venkatesh Iyer will be a challenging decision for KKR. He's the season's best catch, but he hasn't been put to the test yet. It will be interesting to find out how he reacts after the teams have devised a strategy for him.
Punjab Kings want to keep KL Rahul, but it has been reported that he doesn't want to continue.
New franchises Lucknow and Ahmedabad will select a maximum of three individuals between December 1 and December 25 before the major auction in January, once the eight clubs have finalised their retention arrangements. Rahul is anticipated to lead the Lucknow team, and the squad's foundation could be built around him.
Franchises will be charged ₹16 crore for the first player they keep, ₹12 crore for the second player, ₹8 crore for the third player, and ₹6 crore for the fourth player, according to BCCI retention guidelines. The total pay budget for all teams is set at ₹90 crore.
It necessitates a fine balance between the eight teams. They must choose between spending roughly half of their purse by retaining four players or going into the auction with a huge purse in hand and having the benefit during the bidding.
For teams like the defending champions CSK, the five-time champions MI, and the Capitals, it's a simple decision to use all four options. Others, like RCB, KKR, and the Royals, are less certain.
RCB faces the most difficult task. With Virat Kohli's decision to stand down as captain, they must select a player capable of leading the team. They haven't got a leader-like character among their present players, therefore they'll need a greater purse in the auction to go after a major player who can lead the squad. As Virat Kohli and Glenn Maxwell are almost certain to be preserved, leg-spinner Yuzvendra Chahal should be on the list if a third player is stayed.
Shubman Gill should be on KKR's list of players to keep because he is seen as a future captain. Captain Eoin Morgan is also a possibility to be maintained, given how brilliantly he led KKR last season. Aside from Samson, the Royals would like to maintain Jos Buttler unless he becomes inaccessible due to his high demand. They also have Ben Stokes and Jofra Archer, both excellent players, although they are frequently unavailable due to England duties or injury difficulties.
Venkatesh Iyer will be a challenging decision for KKR. He's the season's best catch, but he hasn't been put to the test yet. It will be interesting to find out how he reacts after the teams have devised a strategy for him.
Punjab Kings want to keep KL Rahul, but it has been reported that he doesn't want to continue.
New franchises Lucknow and Ahmedabad will select a maximum of three individuals between December 1 and December 25 before the major auction in January, once the eight clubs have finalised their retention arrangements. Rahul is anticipated to lead the Lucknow team, and the squad's foundation could be built around him.