ViruRulez Posted January 8, 2011 Share Posted January 8, 2011 I had created a list of players I would recommend for budget picks in tomorrow's auction for a post in my IPL website. So, I thought of sharing my recommended players for tomorrow here too. Here is my list. Feel free to add more recommended players to this list. Michael Klinger (Australia) $20,000 (Big Bash winning team South Australia opener and captain with S/R of 156.23; also in great form right now in this year's ongoing KFC Big Bash T20) [Highly Recommended] Tamim Iqbal (Bangladesh) $100,000 (a real steal for that price and good opener though unsold today) [Highly Recommended] Dimitri Mascarenhas (England) $100,000 (again a real steal for that price and great T20 allrounder) [Highly Recommended] Phillip Hughes (Australia) $100,000 (a powerful hitter and good opener) Moises Henriques (Australia) $50,000 Andrew McDonald (Australia) $50,000 Michael Lumb (England) $50,000 (good opener) Scott Styris (New Zealand) $100,000 (very good allrounder) Justin Kemp (South Africa) $100,000 (handy allrounder) Loots Bosman (South Africa) $50,000 (powerful hitter) Roelof Van Der Merwe (South Africa) $50,000 (handy allrounder who can hit big too) Paul Harris (South Africa) $50,000 (good purchase for that price) Chaminda Vaas (Sri Lanka) $100,000 (good bowler and can also bat a bit; steal for that price) Suraj Randiv (Sri Lanka) $50,000 (good spinner for that price) Thisara Perera (Sri Lanka) $50,000 (good allrounder and almost a steal for that price) George Bailey (Australia) $50,000 Robert Quiney (Australia) $50,000 Ryan ten Doeschate (Netherlands) $50,000 (Very good allrounder from a small team) Cornelius de Villiers (South Africa) $20,000 (fast bowler and a steal for that price) Juan "Rusty" Theron (South Africa) $50,000 (fast bowler and a steal for that price) Colin Ingram (South Africa) $100,000 Morne Van Wyk (South Africa) $50,000 And below are list of relatively higher priced players but still great value for money considering their talent. Graeme Swann (England) $400,000 (one of the best spinners in the world today who can also bat) Jacob Oram (New Zealand) $200,000 (very good allrounder for that price) Murali Kartik (India) $200,000 (he went unsold today but is a very good containing bowler for that price) Mark Boucher (South Africa) $200,000 (wicketkeeper batsman and a great hitter; steal for that price) If some franchisee with almost empty purse visits ICF it might help them in doing some budget picks instead of over spending on weird picks. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Zelig Posted January 8, 2011 Share Posted January 8, 2011 Yardy needs a mention. Rusty, VDM and Doeschate should get sold. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Hiten. Posted January 8, 2011 Share Posted January 8, 2011 Not to demean your efforts, but except maybe Tamim and Swann all of those players are fringe and not worth the buy (irrespective of their price). Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Zelig Posted January 8, 2011 Share Posted January 8, 2011 Teams may have to settle with a total of just six foreigners, after all. :dontknow: Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Zero_Unit Posted January 8, 2011 Share Posted January 8, 2011 I was really surprised when players like Gayle (espacialy him), Tamim, Swann and Boucher was unsold! The plus point was Both Boucher and Tamim are the T20 type of players who were put on very cheap base price! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KKR88 Posted January 8, 2011 Share Posted January 8, 2011 I was really surprised when players like Gayle (espacialy him)' date=' Tamim, Swann and Boucher was unsold! The plus point was Both Boucher and Tamim are the T20 type of players who were put on very cheap base price![/quote'] please dont classify tamim as a tonte tonte player. he has century against everyteam he played test against this year, which includes century against newzeland in nz, century against india in bangladesh, century against england in bangladesh, back to back century against england in lords and old traffod with an average close to 60, and strike of 87. he just won the wisden player of the year. its beyond me how nobdy could spend 100000 on this guy:((, would make a good opener for any team. 8Gnwz7IpgPw&feature=related ZRtIMmzyOPA&feature=related Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ensd2 Posted January 8, 2011 Share Posted January 8, 2011 Ryan ten Doesnte very good all rounder and cheap Shame he didn't play for a big team Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Zero_Unit Posted January 8, 2011 Share Posted January 8, 2011 please dont classify tamim as a tonte tonte player. he has century against everyteam he played test against this year, which includes century against newzeland in nz, century against india in bangladesh, century against england in bangladesh, back to back century against england in lords and old traffod with an average close to 60, and strike of 87. he just won the wisden player of the year. its beyond me how nobdy could spend 100000 on this guy:((, would make a good opener for any team. 8Gnwz7IpgPw&feature=related ZRtIMmzyOPA&feature=related I think you missed my point. I actualy was pointing out that for his recent perfromance he was put into a very low base price and the humor of this is that none of them even picked him up even after his suscesful year ... Tamim was another version of Gayle but on much lower price. I think KKR should have picked him but (but that's my personal opinion). Ghambir is used to bat with shewag who is a hitter ... both Gayle and Tamim would have been a good partner for Ghambir! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
flamy Posted January 9, 2011 Share Posted January 9, 2011 Murli Kartik must be picked :hitler: Problem for brc is we have all lefties. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
b555 Posted January 9, 2011 Share Posted January 9, 2011 how is that a problem? :hmmm: Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jeetu Posted January 9, 2011 Share Posted January 9, 2011 Still lots of players left for tommorrow. James Anderson (England) --$400000 Graeme Swann (England) --$400000 Luke Wright (England) --$400000 Michael Yardy (England) --$400000 Brian Lara (West Indies) --$400000 Shaun Tait (Australia) --$300000 Steven Davies (England) --$300000 Angelo Mathews (Sri Lanka) --$300000 Simon Cook (England) - $300000 Peter Siddle (Australia) --$200000 Owais Shah (England) --$200000 Matt Prior (England) --$200000 Ravi Bopara (England) --$200000 Tim Bresnan (England) --$200000 Ryan Sidebottom (England) --$200000 Jonathan Trott (England) --$200000 Joe Denly (England) --$200000 Ajmal Shahzad (England) --$200000 Sourav Ganguly (India) --$200000 Murali Kartik (India) --$200000 Jacob Oram (New Zealand) --$200000 Kyle Mills (New Zealand) --$200000 Mark Boucher (South Africa) --$200000 Herschelle Gibbs (South Africa) --$200000 Sanath Jayasuriya (Sri Lanka) --$200000 Ajantha Mendis (Sri Lanka) --$200000 Darren Stevens (England) - $200000 Stuart Clark (Australia) --$100000 Ben Hilfenhaus (Australia) --$100000 Adam Voges (Australia) --$100000 Clint McKay (Australia) --$100000 Mitchell Starc (Australia) --$100000 Phillip Hughes (Australia) --$100000 Peter George (Australia) --$100000 Xavier Doherty (Australia) --$100000 Mashrafe Mortaza (Bangladesh) --$100000 Tamim Iqbal (Bangladesh) --$100000 Shahriar Nafees (Bangladesh) --$100000 Ian Bell (England) --$100000 Sajid Mahmood (England) --$100000 Dimitri Mascarenhas (England) --$100000 Chris Tremlett (England) --$100000 Ajit Agarkar (India) --$100000 Mohammad Kaif (India) --$100000 Munaf Patel (India) --$100000 Lakshmipathy Balaji (India) --$100000 Venugopal Rao (India) --$100000 Ashok Dinda (India) --$100000 Joginder Sharma (India) --$100000 Wasim Jaffer (India) --$100000 VRV Singh (India) --$100000 Abhmanyu Mithun (India) --$100000 R Vinay Kumar (India) --$100000 Scott Styris (New Zealand) --$100000 Daryl Tuffey (New Zealand) --$100000 Tim Southee (New Zealand) --$100000 Martin Guptill (New Zealand) --$100000 Jesse Ryder (New Zealand) --$100000 Nathan McCullum (New Zealand) --$100000 Justin Kemp (South Africa) --$100000 Neil McKenzie (South Africa) --$100000 Jacques Rudolph (South Africa) --$100000 Robin Peterson (South Africa) --$100000 Wayne Parnell (South Africa) --$100000 David Miller (South Africa) --$100000 Colin Ingram (South Africa) --$100000 Yusuf Abdulla (South Africa) --$100000 Chaminda Vaas (Sri Lanka) --$100000 Dilhara Fernando (Sri Lanka) --$100000 Upul Tharanga (Sri Lanka) --$100000 Farveez Maharoof (Sri Lanka) --$100000 Chamara Kapugedera (Sri Lanka) --$100000 Chamara Silva (Sri Lanka) --$100000 Thilan Samaraweera (Sri Lanka) --$100000 Thilan Thushara (Sri Lanka) --$100000 Kaushal Lokuarachchi (Sri Lanka) --$100000 Dinesh Chandimal (Sri Lanka) --$100000 Shivnarine Chanderpaul (West Indies) --$100000 Ramnaresh Sarwan (West Indies) --$100000 Dwayne Smith (West Indies) --$100000 Jerome Taylor (West Indies) --$100000 Fidel Edwards (West Indies) --$100000 Daren Ganga (West Indies) --$100000 Nikita Miller (West Indies) --$100000 Pedro Collins (West Indies) --$100000 Xavier Marshall (West Indies) --$100000 Sulieman Benn (West Indies) --$100000 Kemar Roach (West Indies) --$100000 Lionel Baker (West Indies) --$100000 Aaron Finch (Australia) - $100000 Mitchell Marsh (Australia) - $100000 James Faulkner (Australia) - $100000 James Pattison (Australia) - $100000 Matthew Wade (Australia) - $100000 Graham Napier (England) - $100000 Tom Smith (England) - $100000 Niall O'Brien (Ireland) - $100000 Kosala Kulasekara (Sri Lanka) - $100000 Michael Lewis (Australia) --$50000 Phillip Jaques (Australia) --$50000 Graham Manou (Australia) --$50000 Luke Ronchi (Australia) --$50000 Mark Cosgrove (Australia) --$50000 Moises Henriques (Australia) --$50000 Shane Harwood (Australia) --$50000 Andrew McDonald (Australia) --$50000 Jason Krejza (Australia) --$50000 Daniel Christian (Australia) --$50000 Mohammad Ashraful (Bangladesh) --$50000 Abdur Razzak (Bangladesh) --$50000 Mushfiqur Rahim (Bangladesh) --$50000 Mahmudullah (Bangladesh) --$50000 Syed Rasel (Bangladesh) --$50000 Shahadat Hossain (Bangladesh) --$50000 Raqibul Hasan (Bangladesh) --$50000 Junaid Siddique (Bangladesh) --$50000 Imrul Kayes (Bangladesh) --$50000 Shafiul Islam (Bangladesh) --$50000 Naeem Islam (Bangladesh) --$50000 Suhrawadi Shuvo (Bangladesh) --$50000 Monty Panesar (England) --$50000 Anthony McGrath (England) --$50000 Samit Patel (England) --$50000 Usman Afzaal (England) --$50000 Michael Lumb (England) --$50000 Sudeep Tyagi (India) --$50000 Umesh Yadav (India) --$50000 Manpreet Gony (India) --$50000 Pankaj Singh (India) --$50000 Jaidev Unadkat (India) --$50000 Lou Vincent (New Zealand) --$50000 Mathew Sinclair (New Zealand) --$50000 Grant Elliott (New Zealand) --$50000 Jamie How (New Zealand) --$50000 Ian Butler (New Zealand) --$50000 Gareth Hopkins (New Zealand) --$50000 Iain O'Brien (New Zealand) --$50000 Andy McKay (New Zealand) --$50000 Peter Ingram (New Zealand) --$50000 Aaron Redmond (New Zealand) --$50000 Kane Williamson (New Zealand) --$50000 Shanan Stewart (New Zealand) --$50000 Rob Nicol (New Zealand) --$50000 Andre Nel (South Africa) --$50000 Loots Bosman (South Africa) --$50000 Roelof van der Merwe (South Africa) --$50000 Lonwabo Tsotsobe (South Africa) --$50000 Johan van der Wath (South Africa) --$50000 Vernon Philander (South Africa) --$50000 Morne van Wyk (South Africa) --$50000 Paul Harris (South Africa) --$50000 Johann Louw (South Africa) --$50000 Juan Theron (South Africa) --$50000 Gulam Bodi (South Africa) --$50000 Vaughn van Jaarsveld (South Africa) --$50000 Andrew Puttick (South Africa) --$50000 Zander de Bruyn (South Africa) --$50000 Rory Kleinveldt (South Africa) --$50000 Alfonso Thomas (South Africa) --$50000 Nuwan Zoysa (Sri Lanka) --$50000 Thilina Kandamby (Sri Lanka) --$50000 Suraj Randiv (Sri Lanka) --$50000 Chanaka Welegedara (Sri Lanka) --$50000 Rangana Herath (Sri Lanka) --$50000 Mahela Udawatte (Sri Lanka) --$50000 Dilhara Lokuhettige (Sri Lanka) --$50000 Hasantha Fernando (Sri Lanka) --$50000 Suranga Lakmal (Sri Lanka) --$50000 Jeevan Mendis (Sri Lanka) --$50000 Akalanka Ganegama (Sri Lanka) --$50000 Gayan Wijekoon (Sri Lanka) --$50000 Muthumudalige Pushpakumara (Sri Lanka) --$50000 Tharanga Paranavitana (Sri Lanka) --$50000 Jeevantha Kulatunga (Sri Lanka) --$50000 Isuru Udana (Sri Lanka) --$50000 Ricardo Powell (West Indies) --$50000 Denesh Ramdin (West Indies) --$50000 Runako Morton (West Indies) --$50000 Ravi Rampaul (West Indies) --$50000 Carlton Baugh (West Indies) --$50000 Lendl Simmons (West Indies) --$50000 Tino Best (West Indies) --$50000 Floyd Reifer (West Indies) --$50000 Adrian Barath (West Indies) --$50000 Tatenda Taibu Zimbabwe --$50000 Elton Chigumbura Zimbabwe --$50000 Prosper Utseya Zimbabwe --$50000 Brendan Taylor Zimbabwe --$50000 Hamilton Masakadza Zimbabwe --$50000 Ray Price Zimbabwe --$50000 Chamu Chibhabha Zimbabwe --$50000 Tinashe Panyangara Zimbabwe --$50000 George Bailey (Australia) - $50000 Robert Quiney (Australia) - $50000 Tom Beaton (Australia) - $50000 Brendan Drew (Australia) - $50000 Michael Hogan (Australia) - $50000 Wesley Durston (England) - $50000 Andrew Gale (England) - $50000 Adam Lyth (England) - $50000 Jack Shantry (England) - $50000 Ryan ten Doeschate Netherlands - $50000 Dillon du Preez (South Africa) - $50000 Angelo Perera (Sri Lanka) - $50000 Madura Perera (Sri Lanka) - $50000 Wilden Cornwall (West Indies) - $50000 Richard Ramdeen (West Indies) - $50000 John Hastings (Australia) --$20000 Bryce McGain (Australia) --$20000 Stephen O'Keefe (Australia) --$20000 Luke Pomersbach (Australia) --$20000 Rubel Hossain (Bangladesh) --$20000 Jahurul Islam (Bangladesh) --$20000 Paul Franks (England) --$20000 Neil Broom (New Zealand) --$20000 Friedel de Wet (South Africa) --$20000 Heino Kuhn (South Africa) --$20000 Nuwan Kulasekara (Sri Lanka) --$20000 Jehan Mubarak (Sri Lanka) --$20000 Malinga Bandara (Sri Lanka) --$20000 Indika de Saram (Sri Lanka) --$20000 Kaushalya Weeraratne (Sri Lanka) --$20000 Thisara Perera (Sri Lanka) --$20000 Prasanna Jayawardene (Sri Lanka) --$20000 Dammika Prasad (Sri Lanka) --$20000 Dilruwan Perera (Sri Lanka) --$20000 Malinda Warnapura (Sri Lanka) --$20000 Rumesh Thirimanne (Sri Lanka) --$20000 Michael Vandort (Sri Lanka) --$20000 Chinthaka Jayasinghe (Sri Lanka) --$20000 Gihan Rupasinghe (Sri Lanka) --$20000 Rayad Emrit (West Indies) --$20000 Lee Carseldine (Australia) - $20000 Tim Armstrong (Australia) - $20000 Travis Birt (Australia) - $20000 Aiden Blizzard (Australia) - $20000 Cameron Borgas (Australia) - $20000 Nicholas Buchanan (Australia) - $20000 Ryan Carters (Australia) - $20000 Trent Copeland (Australia) - $20000 Ed Cowan (Australia) - $20000 Jake Haberfield (Australia) - $20000 Daniel Harris (Australia) - $20000 Chris Hartley (Australia) - $20000 Michael Hill (Australia) - $20000 Michael Klinger (Australia) - $20000 Rhett Lockyer (Australia) - $20000 Chris Lynn (Australia) - $20000 Glenn Maxwell (Australia) - $20000 Aaron O'Brien (Australia) - $20000 Gary Putland (Australia) - $20000 Nathan Reardon (Australia) - $20000 Nathan Rimmington (Australia) - $20000 Shuvagoto Chowdhury (Bangladesh) - $20000 Steven Croft (England) - $20000 Greg Smith (England) - $20000 Doug Bracewell (New Zealand) - $20000 Dean Brownlie (New Zealand) - $20000 Grandhomme de (New Zealand) - $20000 Anaru Kitchen (New Zealand) - $20000 Kieran Noema-Barnett (New Zealand) - $20000 Reece Young (New Zealand) - $20000 Rilee Rossouw (South Africa) - $20000 Ahmed Amla (South Africa) - $20000 Farhaan Behardien (South Africa) - $20000 Darryl Brown (South Africa) - $20000 Shane Burger (South Africa) - $20000 Richard Cameron (South Africa) - $20000 Werner Coetsee (South Africa) - $20000 Stephen Cook (South Africa) - $20000 Henry Davids (South Africa) - $20000 Con de Lange (South Africa) - $20000 CJ de Villiers (South Africa) - $20000 Cliffe Deacon (South Africa) - $20000 Fracois du Plessis (South Africa) - $20000 Dean Elgar (South Africa) - $20000 Robert Frylinck (South Africa) - $20000 Davey Jacobs (South Africa) - $20000 Justin Kreusch (South Africa) - $20000 Richard Levi (South Africa) - $20000 Ethy Mbhalati (South Africa) - $20000 Ethan O'Reilly (South Africa) - $20000 Tabraiz Shamsi (South Africa) - $20000 Blake Snijman (South Africa) - $20000 Stiann van Zyl (South Africa) - $20000 Jonathan Vandiar (South Africa) - $20000 Dane Vilas (South Africa) - $20000 Basheeru-Deen Walters (South Africa) - $20000 David Wiese (South Africa) - $20000 Amal Athulathmudali (Sri Lanka) - $20000 Sohan Boralessa (Sri Lanka) - $20000 Rumesh Buddhika (Sri Lanka) - $20000 Dinesh Darshanapriya (Sri Lanka) - $20000 Sanitha de Mel Sanitha - $20000 Gihan de Silva (Sri Lanka) - $20000 Yohan de Silva (Sri Lanka) - $20000 Shanuka Dissanayaka (Sri Lanka) - $20000 Shaminda Eranga (Sri Lanka) - $20000 Hans Fernando (Sri Lanka) - $20000 Lahiru Gamage (Sri Lanka) - $20000 Sanjaya Gangodawila (Sri Lanka) - $20000 Janaka Gunaratne (Sri Lanka) - $20000 Danushla Gunathilaka (Sri Lanka) - $20000 Kanchana Gunawardena (Sri Lanka) - $20000 Kusal Janith (Sri Lanka) - $20000 Charitha Jayampathi (Sri Lanka) - $20000 Shalika Karunanayake (Sri Lanka) - $20000 Dimuth Karunarathne (Sri Lanka) - $20000 Naveen Kavikara (Sri Lanka) - $20000 Tharanga Lakshitha (Sri Lanka) - $20000 Dilshan Munaweera (Sri Lanka) - $20000 Nadeera Nawela (Sri Lanka) - $20000 Sachith Pathirana (Sri Lanka) - $20000 Chathura Peiris (Sri Lanka) - $20000 ChinthakaRasanga Perera (Sri Lanka) - $20000 Ranesh Perera (Sri Lanka) - $20000 Wimanga Perera (Sri Lanka) - $20000 Nuwan Pradeep (Sri Lanka) - $20000 Amil Prasad (Sri Lanka) - $20000 Seekhuge Prasanna (Sri Lanka) - $20000 Nilanka Premarathna (Sri Lanka) - $20000 Malinda Pushperkumara (Sri Lanka) - $20000 Bhanuka Rajapakse (Sri Lanka) - $20000 Geeth Rasanga (Sri Lanka) - $20000 Sachithra Senanayake (Sri Lanka) - $20000 Sachithra Serasinghe (Sri Lanka) - $20000 Kaushal Silva (Sri Lanka) - $20000 Roshane Silva (Sri Lanka) - $20000 Milinda Siriwardana (Sri Lanka) - $20000 Ashan Subasubghe (Sri Lanka) - $20000 Chaminda Vidanapathirana (Sri Lanka) - $20000 Sajeewa Weerakoon (Sri Lanka) - $20000 Sameera Zoysa (Sri Lanka) - $20000 Samuel Badree (West Indies) - $20000 Jason Bennett (West Indies) - $20000 Danza Hyatt (West Indies) - $20000 Steven Jacobs (West Indies) - $20000 Andre Russell (West Indies) - $20000 Krishmar Santokie (West Indies) - $20000 Navin Stewart (West Indies) - $20000 Ryan Wiggins (West Indies) - $20000 Tonito Willett (West Indies) - 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ViruRulez Posted January 9, 2011 Author Share Posted January 9, 2011 I had created a list of players I would recommend for budget picks in tomorrow's auction for a post in my IPL website. So, I thought of sharing my recommended players for tomorrow here too. Here is my list. Feel free to add more recommended players to this list. Michael Klinger (Australia) $20,000 (Big Bash winning team South Australia opener and captain with S/R of 156.23; also in great form right now in this year's ongoing KFC Big Bash T20) [Highly Recommended] Tamim Iqbal (Bangladesh) $100,000 (a real steal for that price and good opener though unsold today) [Highly Recommended] Dimitri Mascarenhas (England) $100,000 (again a real steal for that price and great T20 allrounder) [Highly Recommended] Phillip Hughes (Australia) $100,000 (a powerful hitter and good opener) Moises Henriques (Australia) $50,000 Andrew McDonald (Australia) $50,000 Michael Lumb (England) $50,000 (good opener) Scott Styris (New Zealand) $100,000 (very good allrounder) Justin Kemp (South Africa) $100,000 (handy allrounder) Loots Bosman (South Africa) $50,000 (powerful hitter) Roelof Van Der Merwe (South Africa) $50,000 (handy allrounder who can hit big too) Paul Harris (South Africa) $50,000 (good purchase for that price) Chaminda Vaas (Sri Lanka) $100,000 (good bowler and can also bat a bit; steal for that price) Suraj Randiv (Sri Lanka) $50,000 (good spinner for that price) Thisara Perera (Sri Lanka) $50,000 (good allrounder and almost a steal for that price) George Bailey (Australia) $50,000 Robert Quiney (Australia) $50,000 Ryan ten Doeschate (Netherlands) $50,000 (Very good allrounder from a small team) Cornelius de Villiers (South Africa) $20,000 (fast bowler and a steal for that price) Juan "Rusty" Theron (South Africa) $50,000 (fast bowler and a steal for that price) Colin Ingram (South Africa) $100,000 Morne Van Wyk (South Africa) $50,000 And below are list of relatively higher priced players but still great value for money considering their talent. Graeme Swann (England) $400,000 (one of the best spinners in the world today who can also bat) Jacob Oram (New Zealand) $200,000 (very good allrounder for that price) Murali Kartik (India) $200,000 (he went unsold today but is a very good containing bowler for that price) Mark Boucher (South Africa) $200,000 (wicketkeeper batsman and a great hitter; steal for that price) If some franchisee with almost empty purse visits ICF it might help them in doing some budget picks instead of over spending on weird picks. Did any player from my above list get picked today. I just woke up on a late Sunday afternoon. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ViruRulez Posted January 9, 2011 Author Share Posted January 9, 2011 Just checked the sold list. My top recommendation Michael Klinger has been bought. Randiv, Styris, Perera, Merwe, Doeschate have been bought from that list and players like Tamim, Swann, Boucher and Kartik might be bought in the resold lot after the first auction is completed. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
rkt.india Posted January 10, 2011 Share Posted January 10, 2011 no one picked dinesh chandimal..he is better than many established batsmen and a wicket keeper too Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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