Deadline for players’ registration for IPL 2024 auction on November 30. The IPL 2024 auction will take place on December 19 in Dubai.
The much-anticipated IPL 2024 auction is just a few weeks away, with the blockbuster event scheduled for December 19 in Dubai. The deadline for players to register for the tournament prior to the auction is Thursday, November 30. Interested players must submit their names as well as No Objection Certificates (NOCs) from their respective national cricket bodies.
Notably, around 700 players, including some of the biggest names in international cricket, are likely to register for the auction this time around. Top performances from the ODI World Cup 2023, including Pat Cummins, Mitchell Starc, Travis Head. Daryl Mitchell, Rachin Ravindra, Ibrahim Zadran, Rahmat Shah, and others, are expect to fetch high prices.
According to Cricbuzz, franchises will be requested to further narrow the list when the registration process is over. As the BCCI expects roughly 70 players to be sold during the auction. Total estimated transactions of around INR 262.95 crore. Notably, the 10 organizations have 77 open spots and may sign up up to 30 international players.
Ben Stokes, the star England all-rounder, has removed his name from the auction. There is still no word on the availability of Jofra Archer, who just release by the Mumbai Indians. Furthermore, after being release by the Royal Challengers Bangalore. Josh Hazlewood is expect to be available for the 2019 season.
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IPL 2024 to begin from the third week of March
The most talked about player ahead of the auction is the Australian fast bowler Mitchell Starc who will be returning to the T20 extravaganza after a nine-year-long hiatus. The Cricbuzz report states that Starc approach by at least five franchises who’ve shown their willingness to sign him.
Meanwhile, the IPL 2024 is expect to begin in the third week of March, immediately following the India vs. England five-match Test series, and will go until the third week of May. The cricketing festival schedule early to give the boards and players more time to prepare for the T20 World Cup 2024. Which is expect to begin on June 3.
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