IPL Auction 2025: Royal Challengers Bengaluru Seal Liam Livingstone Bargain Buy

The 31-year-old serves a dual purpose as he is incredibly skilled with both the willow and the leather and can contribute in both innings’ of the game.

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Star Indian wicketkeeper-batter Rishabh Pant became the most expensive buy in the history of the IPL as Lucknow Super Giants shelled out a whopping Rs. 27 Crore Indian Rupees for the services of the 27-year-old.

KL Rahul, who was released by LSG following a disappointing campaign in the previous edition of the extravaganza, was picked up for Rs 14 Crore by the Delhi Capitals.

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Punjab Kings splashed the cash on the acquisition of Shreyas Iyer for a whopping Rs 26.75 Crore, while also managing to retain the services of star seamer Arshdeep Singh for Rs. 18 Crore.

Delhi Capitals added Australian seamer Mitchell Starc for 10 Crore Indian Rupees, while also managing to hold on to rising Aussie star Jake Fraser-McGurk using their RTM card for a sum of 9 Crore Indian Rupees.

English batter Jos Buttler was picked up by the Gujarat Titans for Rs 15.75 Crore Rupees.

David Warner, who led Sunrisers Hyderabad to the IPL title in the year 2018 and most recently represented Delhi Capitals, did not have any takers.

The southpaw has been one of the most consistent performers in the Indian Premier League with a willow in his hand, but none of the teams opted to raise their paddle when the maverick batter’s name came up at the auction.

Kagiso Rabada was sold to Gujarat Titans for 10.75 Crore Rupees, while Mohammad Siraj was picked up by Gujarat Titans for the value of Rs. 12.2 5 Crores.

Chennai Super Kings reunited with Devon Conway as the Kiwi was roped in by the Stephen Fleming-led table for 6.25 Crore Indian Rupees.