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IPL 2021 auction highlights: Here's the full list of sold, unsold players

Chris Morris surpassed Yuvraj Singh to become the most expensive buy in the IPL auction history. Check IPL 2021 auction highlights and sold, unsold players list here

BS Web Team New Delhi

Rajasthan Royals bags Chris Morris for record Rs 16.25 crore in IPL auction 2020 players' auction.

Chris Morris surpassed Yuvraj Singh to become the most expensive buy in the IPL auction history with Rajasthan Royals shelling out Rs 16.25 crore for his services after a bidding war.

6:12 PM

IPL 2021 auction live: Tom Curran

England's Tom Curran has a base price of Rs 1.5 crore. Delhi Capitals makes the opening bid at base price.

6:11 PM

IPL 2021 auction live: Ben Cutting

Australia's Ben Cutting unsold at base price of Rs 75 crore

6:11 PM

IPL 2021 auction live: Kyle Jamieson

Kyle Jamieson becomes the second-most-expensive foreign player this season. goes to RCB for 15 crore

6:10 PM

IPL 2021 auction live: Kyle Jamieson

Kyle Jamieson goes past Glenn Maxwell. Has already received a Rs 15-cr bid from RCB

6:09 PM

IPL 2021 auction live: Kyle Jamieson

In his first IPL season, Kyle Jamieson seems to be getting unexpected attention from teams. Bid reaches Rs 13 crore (RCB's bid)

6:08 PM

IPL 2021 auction live: Kyle Jamieson

Punjab King's raises the bid for Kyle Jamieson to Rs 11.75 crore

6:07 PM

IPL 2021 auction live: Kyle Jamieson

RCB places a Rs 10-crore bid for Kyle Jamieson

6:07 PM

IPL 2021 auction live: Kyle Jamieson

Kyle Jamieson has now joined the ranks of the most expensive players this season. RCB's latest bid: Rs 9.5 cr

6:06 PM

IPL 2021 auction live: Kyle Jamieson

Punjab Kings joins fray, makes Rs 7.75-cr bid for Kyle Jamieson

6:05 PM

How IPL franchises fared in IPL 2021 auction so far

Bangladesh star Shakib Al Hasan was lapped up by KKR for Rs 3.2 crore. He missed the IPL last year as he was serving a ban for failing to report a corrupt approach.

Australian pacer Nathan Coulter-Nile also ended up with a good deal, fetching a Rs 5 crore bid from Mumbai Indians. He had a base price of Rs 1.5 crore.

Australian Steve Smith, who was released by Rajasthan Royals, was bought by Delhi Capitals for Rs 2.20 crore, only Rs 20 lakh more than his base price.

At his base price of Rs 1.5 crore, England batsman Dawid Malan was a bargain buy for Punjab Kings, who went into the auction with the maximum purse among eight teams.

New Zealand fast bowler Adam Milne went to Mumbai Indians for Rs 3.2 crore, more than six times his base price of Rs 50 lakh.

Among the players who went unsold were Harbhajan Singh, Hanuma Vihari, Karun Nair, Alex Hales, Jason Roy, Adil Rashid, Kedar Jadhav, Mustafizur Rahman and Aaron Finch.