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Day 2: Pro Kabaddi player auction sees Rs 460 million spent

Haryana Steelers made the highest bid of the season, and in the league so far, for Monu Goyat at Rs 15.1 million

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U Mumba, UP Yodhas and Jairpur Pink Panthers have not retained any players before the auction

Urvi Malvania Mumbai
The second day of the Pro Kabaddi player auctions on Thursday continued to see heavy bidding from the 12 franchisees as they built their Teams. While none of the bids went as high as on Wednesday, there were some closely fought ones. 

The costliest player of the day was Prashant Kumar Rai, acquired by UP Yoddhas for Rs 7.9 million. The second highest bid was Rs 6.12 million by Dabang Delhi, for acquiring Chandran Ranjit. Of the 422 players available in the auction, a total of 200 were sold at varying prices. 

The 12 franchisees spent close to Rs 460

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