IPL 2026: List of players who have a base price of INR 2 crore in auction

The Indian Premier League (IPL) 2026 auction is around the corner and the preparations are in full flow for it. The bidding event will take place in Abu Dhabi on December 16 and this will be the third time the auction will take place outside India.

The IPL 2026 auction will see as many as 350 players going under hammer. Earlier 1390 players registered for the IPL 2026 auction but only a few were shortlisted. A total of 240 Indians will be there as well along with 110 are overseas players.

The breakdown of 240 Indians includes 224 uncapped players and 110 overseas players include 14 uncapped players. All these 350 players will be going under the hammer to fill the 77 available slots, out of which 31 spots are reserved for overseas players.

The IPL 2026 auction will be a blockbuster event and will see some of the big names going under the hammer. A lot of records are expected to get shattered with players fetching big bids.

A total of 40 players have registered themselves at a base price of INR 2 crore. These are the marquee players and the spotlight will be on them as they go into the auction.

IPL 2026: List of players who have a base price of INR 2 crore in auction 

Devon Conway (New Zealand), Jake Fraser-McGurk (Australia), Cameron Green (Australia), David Miller (South Africa), Gus Atkinson (England), Wanindu Hasaranga (Sri Lanka), Venkatesh Iyer (India), Liam Livingstone (England), Ben Duckett (England), Jamie Smith (England), Gerald Coetzee (South Africa), Jacob Duffy (New Zealand), Anrich Nortje (South Africa), Matheesha Pathirana (Sri Lanka), Ravi Bishnoi (India), Akeal Hosein (West Indies), Mujeeb Rahman (Afghanistan), Maheesh Theekshana (Sri Lanka), Steve Smith (Australia), Sean Abbott (Australia), Michael Bracewell (New Zealand), Jason Holder (West Indies), Daryl Mitchell (New Zealand), Tom Banton (England), Shai Hope (West Indies), Josh Inglis (Australia), Kyle Jamieson (New Zealand), Adam Milne (New Zealand), Lungisani Ngidi (South Africa), William Orourke (New Zealand), Mustafizur Rahman (Bangladesh), Cooper Connolly (Australia), Tom Curran (England), Daniel Lawrence (England), Alzarri Joseph (West Indies), Naveen Ul Haq (Afghanistan), Liam Dawson (England)