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Royal Challengers Bangalore beat Kochi Tuskers Kerala by 6 wickets in IPL 4

2011-04-10T09:57:00.000+05:30

Bangalore prevail in Kochi's IPL's debut

Kochi Tuskers Kerala were given a tough initiation to the IPL, as Royal ChallengersBangalore chased down 161 without a lot of trouble at the Nehru Stadium in Kochi.AB de Villiers smashed five sixes in a 40-ball 54, steering the chase home with a comfortable eight balls remaining.

Kochi have had multiple management problems coming into this tournament. A happy debut seemed on cards with Brendon McCullum and VVS Laxman putting on 80 in nine overs after they elected to bat. Mahela Jayawardene called 160 as the score he wanted and they finished at 161. Local hero S Sreesanth then dismissed Bangalore opener Tillakaratne Dilshan in his first over.

Jayawardene controlled Bangalore's chase till the 18th over. But the game fell in Bangalore's lap with the introduction of the little-known Kerala all-rounder Raiphi Gomez. Bangalore still needed 33 when de Villiers scored three sixes off the seamer's over that went for 20. Asad Pathan then smashed three fours of the penultimate over from Vinay Kumar to settle matters.

Ravindra Jadeja has been riled by cricket followers in India for his all-round ineffectiveness while playing for the national team. Last year, he got into trouble with the IPL authorities for trying to negotiate his own price with Rajasthan Royalsand Mumbai Indians. He was banned for a year, but Kochi bought him for an eye-popping $950,000 at the player auctions in January.

His first game back to the IPL, Jadeja scored a quick 23 off 16 including a straight six off Zaheer Khan. He then bowled four relatively tight overs, taking the wicket of Mayank Agarwal who had batted confidently for 33, and had greeted Muttiah Muralitharan to the crease with a slog-sweep for six.

Earlier, Laxman matched McCullum stroke for stroke in scoring a delectable 36. He slogged Tillakaratne Dilshan for six over midwicket, then forehanded Abhimanyu Mithun down the ground for another six.

McCullum seemed like he was in the same mental space as he was during his record-breaking 158 that kicked off the inaugural IPL against the same team. The New Zealander charged Zaheer Khan in the first over, forcing him through cover for four to get the innings going.

Dirk Nannes' first three balls were greeted with similar hostility. The first, a full delivery on the stumps was smashed clean through extra cover. The second was under-cut to third-man for four. The third, a retaliatory short ball, was spotted early and clubbed to midwicket for six.

Having raced to 61 in the first six overs, 180 could have achieved. But both openers were dismissed in quick succession. Laxman slogged Dilshan to deep midwicket's hands while McCullum was caught at short third-man trying to scoop Nannes over the wicketkeeper. One reason why Kochi couldn't get 180 was Bangalore skipper Daniel Vettori.

The Kiwi spinner bowled four overs for 17, dismissing Mahela Jayawardene. Since the introduction of T20 cricket, Vettori has consistently been among the most economical bowlers of the format.

With Vettori controlling the middle overs the way he does, tough challenges await Bangalore's opponents this year.

Rajasthan Royals beat Deccan Charges by 8 wickets

2011-04-10T09:55:00.000+05:30

Botha stars as Royals thump Chargers by eight wickets

jinx on their home ground continued as Rajasthan Royalsdefeated them by eight wickets to get their campaign in the fourth season of the Indian Premier League off to a winning start. The Chargers are yet to win a match they have played at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium in Uppal.

Amit Paunikar got Rajasthan Royals's run chase of 138 off to a flier as he hit the first two deliveries of the innings bowled by Pragyan Ojha to the boundary. Paunikar then hit the best pace bowler in the world, Dale Steyn, for a couple more boundaries in the second over as the Royals looked to make short work of the comparatively small target as they raced away to 19 for no loss.

But, the introduction of Ishant Sharma in the attack checked the run rate as he seemed to be on song after a long while and had both Paunikar and Dravid in trouble; the former especially was all at sea against the lanky pacer and was beaten for pace in four consecutive deliveries in the fifth over of the Royals' innings. Steyn then gave Chargers the much-needed breakthrough when he had Paunikar brilliantly caught behind by skipper Kumar Sangakkara, who dived to his right to take a blinder as the Royals lost their first wicket with the score on 31 in the sixth over.

Dravid and Johan Botha, who was surprisingly promoted to No. 3, then added 52 runs for the second wicket at more than a run-a-ball. But, it was Botha who was the more aggressive of the pair with Dravid being content rotating the strike, which even that at times he found it difficult to do. Dravid (28 in 35 balls) was finally done in by a Steyn (2-18) slower delivery as the South African pacer got the better of his former RCB colleague with the Royals 83 for 2 in the 13th over.

Botha and Ross Taylor then took the Royals home with an unbroken partnership of 58 runs in 36 balls despite their team needing 30 runs to win in the last three overs of the match. Botha, who hit an unbeaten 47-ball 67 to justify his promotion and finished the match off in style as he hit Ojha to the boundary, and Taylor played his part too and remained unbeaten on 21. Ishant's last over, 18th of the innings, went for 15 runs, and then Botha took 18 runs off the first five balls of the 19th over bowled by Pragyan Ojha, who had an off day, and had figures of 3.5-0-44-0.

Earlier, Shikhar Dhawan and Ishank Jaggi got Deccan Chargers off to a rollicking start with a first-wicket partnership of 40 runs inside the first five overs, but good bowling by captain Shane Warne and Siddharth Trivedi helped Royals restrict the hosts to 137 for 8.

The Royals could have had Dhawan run out in the first ball of the match, but the throw from Ashok Menaria went wide and raced away for five overthrows, and then the southpaw hit the last ball of the first over bowled by Jacob Oram to the mid-off boundary. Jaggi then got into the action too as he hit consecutive boundaries off Amit Singh in the second over before he hit a boundary through the mid-off region in the third over bowled by Botha. Dhawan then hit a four and six off consecutive deliveries in the fifth over bowled by Singh, but he tried to go for one too many and was caught at deep midwicket in the same over as the bowler had the last laugh.

Trivedi, who was the pick of the Royals' bowlers, then got into the action as he had Deccan Chargers' captain Kumar Sangakkara caught behind by Paunikar before he clean bowled Bharat Chipli with a slower delivery as the hosts slipped to 53 for 3. Trivedi had confounded Chipli with a succession of slower deliveries before he finally pegged the stumps back. Jaggi's 28-ball knock of 25 was ended by Warne, who had him caught at long-on by Botha.

Warne was a tad expensive in his first two overs, but came back well to finish figures with 2-21, including the wicket of JP Duminy, who had hit him for a six over long-on. Duminy though then had a tough time picking Warne, as the legendary leg-spinner turned back the years to have the South African caught by his country man Botha before a sixth wicket partnership of 37 runs in 33 balls between Dan Christian and Ravi Teja gave the Chargers' supporters something to cheer about.

Christian, who had been bought by the Chargers for $900000 at the IPL-4 auction, gave a glimpse of his striking prowess, as he hit one boundary and walloped two sixes in his 19-ball 26 before he became Trivedi's third victim. Teja (28 in 20 balls), the top-scorer for the Chargers was severe on Stuart Binny in the penultimate over of his team's innings which helped them cross 130. Trivedi (3-15) and Warne (2-21) were the best of the Royals' bowlers, while Singh took three wickets but conceded 35 runs in his four overs.

Kochi Tuskers vs Royal Challengers Bangalore Live Streaming IPL 2011

2011-04-09T19:26:00.000+05:30

IPL 2011 live streaming: Kochi Tuskers Kerala vs Royal Challengers Bangalore (KTK vs RCB) Live streaming Ipl4 2011, 3rd Match, played at Kochi, April 9. DLF Indian Premier League (IPL) Season 4 live telecast online free. Royal Challengers Bangalore vs Kochi Tuskers Kerala (RCB vs KTK) IPL 4 2011 live streaming Sony Set Max @http://indianpremierleague-4.blogspot.com/

Deccan Chargers vs Rajasthan Royals Live Streaming IPL 2011

2011-04-09T19:23:00.001+05:30

IPL 2011 live streaming: Deccan Chargers vs Rajasthan Royals (DC vs RR) Live streaming Ipl4 2011, 2nd Match, played at Bangalore, April 9. DLF Indian Premier League (IPL) Season 4 live telecast online free. Rajasthan Royals vs Deccan Chargers (RR vs DC) IPL 4 2011 live streaming Sony Set Max @http://indianpremierleague-4.blogspot.com/

Chennai Super Kings beat Kolkata Knight Riders By 2 runs in IPL4

2011-04-09T10:02:00.000+05:30

Chennai has defeated Kolkata in the first match of IPl 2011 by 2 runs. Anirudha who scored 64 for CSK was man of the match. Kallis scored a fifty for Kolkata. The match was decided in the last ball when Kolkata required 4 but only managed a single.

Batting first Chennai scored 153 loosing 4 wickets in 20 overs. Kolkata on the other other hand managed 151 loosing 7 wickets in 20 overs. KKR seemed to be cruising towards victory as they were 92-1 in 12 overs. but Tim Southee's bowling towards the death overs helped them a lot.

Chennai Super Kings vs Kolkata Knight Riders Live Streaming IPL 2011

2011-04-08T18:49:00.000+05:30

IPL 2011 live streaming: Chennai Super Kings vs Kolkata Knight Riders (CSK vs KKR) Live streaming DLF Ipl4 2011, 1st Match, played at Chennai, April 8. Indian Premier League (IPL) Season 4 live online free. Kolkata Knight Riders vs Chennai Super Kings (KKR vs CSK) IPL 4 2011 live streaming @http://worldcup2011matchresults.blogspot.com/

Chennai Super Kings vs Kolkata Knight Riders - Live in IPL 2011 | CSK vs KKR

2011-04-07T19:42:00.000+05:30

The first match of IPL 2011 is going to be between Chennai and Kolkata. With 10 teams this time, most of the players are changed. CSK, the defending champion has retained its captain but has quite new faces. KKR on the other hand looks completely changed.

Lead by Indian captain Dhoni, CSK has players like Raina, Ashwin, Bollinger, Styris and Albie Morkel. KKR has new looks this time with Gambhir being the captain. Yousuf Pathan, Kallis, Morgan, Shakib are the players to watch out.

Match details:
Chennai v Kolkata at Chennai
Date : Apr 8, 2011 Time: 20:00 local | 14:30 GMT

Watch Chennai vs Kolkata live in IPL 4: http://indianpremierleague-4.blogspot.com/

IPL opening ceremony 2011 - Live | IPL 4

2011-04-07T19:39:00.001+05:30

IPL 4 starts from April 8, 2011 with an opening ceremony in Chennai. Bollywood stars and singers will be performing in the opening of IPL. Organized by Wizcraft Entertainment, it will feature Bollywood superstar Shahrukh Khan in the IPl anthem.

Along with SRK, singers Sona Mahapatra, Sunidhi Chauhan, Kunal Ganjawala and Akriti Kakar will feature in the event. IPL is one of the biggest events in cricket. With India's win in the world cup, IPL is expected to be viewed by more fans in India.

TV channels broadcasting IPL 2011 - Live | IPL 4

2011-04-03T17:49:00.000+05:30

To Watch ipl 4 online visit our Site :http://indianpremierleague-4.blogspot.com/

Indian Premier League 2011 starts from April 8. Ten teams will be participating in the tournament which will end on May 28, 2011 featuring 74 matches. Sony has the television rights and will be broadcasting the series in India on its channel SET Max. The series will also be shown on various other countries.

Here are a list of TV channels broadcating IPL 4 live in India, USA, UK and other countries:

Australia: ONE HD

Canada : Rogers Sportsnet One has signed a four year contract to broadcast IPL in Canada starting from 2011. It has exclusive as well as pay per view rights for broadcasting IPL in Canada. You can view more details here.

Caribbean countries : SportsMax

Hong Kong : PCCW

India: SET Max has a 10-year contract to broadcast IPL in India and few other neighboring countries.

Malaysia : Astro

Middle East (Including UAE, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Bahrain, Cyprus, Kuwait and so on): Arab Digital Distribution

Nepal: Set Max

New Zealand: Sky Network TV

Pakistan : Geo Super

Singapore : StarHub

South Africa and most parts of Africa : SuperSport broadcasts the series live in South Africa and most of African countries like Zimbabwe, Kenya, Angola and so on.

UK :ITV has signed a 4-year deal with IPL in 2011. Like previous season, ITV 4 will be showing the matches free-to-air. ITV.com will also broadcast the series like on internet. You can find more details about ITV broadcast here.

USA: DirecTV and williow.tv (Internet)

Indian Premier League IPL 2011 - Schedule | IPL 4 T20

2011-02-22T11:38:00.000+05:30

Indian Premier League 2011 is all setup to begin after the Cricket World Cup from 8th of April. IPL 4 will get its new winner on 28th of May after the final match played on Chennai. The tournament consisting 10 teams will feature all together 74 matches. Two new teams Kochi and Pune are included in this fourth version of IPL Twenty20 tournament.

The participating 10 teams are:
KKR - Kolkata Knight Riders
RCB - Royal Challengers bangalore
MI - Mumbai Indians
DD - Delhi Daredevils
RR - Rajasthan Royals
KXIP - Kings XI Punjab
CSK - Chennai Super Kings
DC - Deccan Chargers
ICK - Indi Commandos Kochi
PW - Pune Warriors Readmore>>

DLF INDIAN PREMIER LEAGUE 2011

2011-02-08T17:27:00.000+05:30

Welcome to our site you will book ipl tickets in our site after ticket booking reopens visit our site to buy ipl tickets or visit: onlinewebsites.blogspot.com to buy ipl tickets but this time ipl will miss ganguly is unsold no bids for him chir gayle ,brain lara,also unsold in this year,s ipl 4

IPL 4 TOP BIDS PLAYERS

Gautam Gambhir - 2.4 Million US$ (Kolkata)

Yusuf Pathan - 2.1 Million US$ (Kolkata)

Robin Uthappa - 2.1 Million US$ (Pune)

Rohit Sharma - 2 Million US$ (Mumbai)

Irfan Pathan - 1.9 Million US$ (Delhi)

Yuvraj Singh - 1.8 Million US$ (Pune)

Saurabh Tiwary - 1.6 Million US$ (Bangalore)

Mahela Jayawardene -1.5 Million US$ (Kochi)

David Hussey -1.4 Million US$ (Punjab)

Dale Steyn - 1.2 Million US$ Million US$ (Deccan)

Muttiah Muralitharan - 1.1 Million US$ (Kochi)

AB de Villiers - 1.1 Million US$ (Bangalore)

Cameron White - 1.1 Million US$ (Deccan)

Jacques Kallis - 1.1 Million US$ (Kolkata)

Ross Taylor - 1 Million US$ (Rajasthan)

Kolkata Knight Riders bid the highest price for Gautam Gambhir at 2.4 M USD, and Yusuf Pathan at 2.1 M USD and they have the most smart picked as they got Jacques Kallis while Royal Challengers Bangalore also selected their players smartly. Total 88 players auctioned on the first day 8th January, 2011. Final list of players will be completed after the 2nd day of auction on 9th January, 2011.This is a first time in ipl bids to go above 10 crores

Find the list of players picked by each team.

Chennai Super Kings:M.S.DHONI,MURALI VIJAY,MORKEL,RAINA,RETAINED
R Ashwin - 0.85 Million USD (3.85 Crore INR)
S Badrinath - 0.8 Million USD (3.62 Crore INR)
Doug Bollinger - 0.7 Million USD (3.17 Crore INR)
Michael Hussey - 0.425 Million USD (1.92 Crore INR)
Sudeep Tyagi - 0.24 Million USD (1.08 Crore INR)
Dwayne Bravo - 0.2 Million USD (90 Lacs INR)
Scott Styris - 0.2 Million USD (90 Lacs INR) (NEW)
Joginder Sharma - 0.15 Million USD (67.7 Lacs INR)
Faf du Plessis - 0.12 Million USD (54 Lacs INR) (NEW)
Nuwan Kulasekara - 0.1 Million USD (45 Lacs INR) (NEW)
Ben Hilfenhaus - 0.1 Million USD (45 Lacs INR) (NEW)
Wriddhiman Saha - 0.1 Million USD (45 Lacs INR) (NEW)
Suraj Randiv - 0.08 Million USD (36 Lacs INR) (NEW)
George Bailey - 0.05 Million USD (22.5 Lacs INR)

Royal Challengers Bangalore: VIRAT KOHALI RETAINED
Saurabh Tiwary - 1.6 Million USD (7.36 Crore INR)
AB de Villiers - 1.1 Million USD (5.06 Crore INR)
Zaheer Khan - 0.9 Million USD (4.08 Crore INR)
Cheteswar Pujara - 0.7 Million USD (3.17 Crore INR)
Tilakratne Dilshan - 0.65 Million USD (2.94 Crore INR)
Dirk Nannes - 0.65 Million USD (2.95 Crore INR)
Daniel Vettori - 0.55 Million USD (2.49 Crore INR)
Abhimanyu Mithun - 0.26 Million USD (1.17 Crore INR)
Charl Langeveldt - 0.14 Million USD (63 Lacs INR)
Mohammad Kaif - 0.14 Million USD (63 Lacs INR)
Johan van der Wath - 0.05 Million USD (22.5 Lacs INR)
Luke Pomersbach - 0.05 Million USD (22.5 Lacs INR)
Rilee Rossouw - 0.02 Million USD (9.2 Lacs INR)
Nuwan Pradeep - 0.02 Million USD (9.2 Lacs INR)
Jonathan Vandiar - 0.02 Million USD (9.2 Lacs INR)

Delhi Daredevils: VIRENDER SEHWAG RETAINED
Irfan Pathan - 1.9 Million USD (8.74 Crore INR)
David Warner - 0.75 Million USD (3.40 Crore INR)
Umesh Yadav - 0.75 Million USD (3.40 Crore INR)
Venugopal Rao - 0.75 Million USD (3.40 Crore INR)
Morne Morkel - 0.475 Million USD (2.15 Crore INR)
Ashok Dinda - 0.375 Million USD (1.69 Crore INR)
James Hopes - 0.35 Million USD (1.58 Crore INR)
Aaron Finch - 0.3 Million USD (1.36 Crore INR)
Naman Ojha - 0.27 Million USD (1.22 Crore INR)
Ajit Agarkar - 0.21 Million USD (94.87 Lacs INR)
Matthew Wade - 0.1 Million USD (45 Lacs INR)
Colin Ingram - 0.1 Million USD (45 Lacs INR)
Andrew McDonald - 0.08 Million USD (36 Lacs INR)
Roelof van der Merwe - 0.05 Million (22.5 Lacs INR)
Travis Birt - 0.02 Million USD (9.2 Lacs INR)
Robert Frylinck - 0.02 Million USD (9.2 Lacs INR)

Decan Chargers:
Dale Steyn - 1.2 Million USD (5.5 Crore INR)
Cameron White - 1.1 Million USD (5.06 Crore INR)
Dan Christian - 0.9 Million USD (4.08 Crore INR)
Kumar Sangakkara - 0.7 Million USD (3.17 Crore INR)
Kevin Pietersen - 0.65 Million USD (2.94 Crore INR)
Pragyan Ojha - 0.5 Million USD (2.26 Crore INR)
Ishant Sharma - 0.45 Million USD (2.04 Crore INR)
Amit Mishra - 0.3 Million USD (1.36 Crore INR)
Shikhar Dhawan - 0.3 Million USD (1.36 Crore INR)
JP Duminy - 0.3 Million USD (1.36 Crore INR)
Manpreet Gony - 0.29 Million USD (1.3 Crore INR)
Rusty Theron - 0.085 Million USD (38 Lacs INR)
Michael Lumb - 0.08 Million USD (36 Lacs INR)
Chris Lynn - 0.02 Million USD (9.2 Lacs INR)

Kochi:
Mahela Jayawardhane - 1.5 Million USD (6.80 Crore INR)
Muttiah Muralitharan - 1.1 Million USD (5.06 Crore INR)
Ravindra Jadeja - 0.95 Million USD (4.30 Crore INR)
Sreesanth - 0.9 Million USD (4.08 Crore INR)
RP Singh - 0.5 Million USD (2.26 Crore INR)

Brendon McCullum - 0.475 Million USD (2.15 Crore INR)
R Vinakumar - 0.475 Million USD (2.15 Crore INR)
Brad Hodge - 0.425 Million USD (1.92 Crore INR)
VVS Laxman - 0.4 Million USD (1.81 Crore INR)
Parthiv Patel - 0.29 Million USD (1.31 Crore INR)
Steven Smith - 0.2 Million USD (90 Lacs INR)
Owais Shah - 0.2 Million USD (90 Lacs INR)
Ramesh Powar - 0.18 Million USD (86 Lacs INR)
Thisara Perera - 0.08 Million USD (36 Lacs INR)
Steven O'Keefe - 0.02 Million USD (9.2 Lacs INR)

Pune Warriors:
Robin Uthappa - 2.1 Million USD (9.66 Crore INR)
Yuvraj Singh - 1.8 Million USD (8.28 Crore INR)
Angelo Mathews - 0.95 Million USD (4.30 Crore INR)
Ashish Nehra - 0.85 Million USD (3.85 Crore INR)
Graem Smith - 0.5 Million USD (2.26 Crore INR)
Murli Karhik - 0.4 Million USD (1.81 Crore INR)
Callum Ferguson - 0.3 Million USD (1.36 Crore INR)
Mitchel Marsh - 0.29 Million USD (1.33 Crore INR)
Tim Paine - 0.27 Million USD (1.22 Crore INR)
Wayne Parnell - 0.16 Million USD (72.3 Lacs INR)
Jesse Ryder - 0.15 Million USD (67.7 Lacs INR)
Nathan McCullum - 0.1 Million USD (45 Lacs INR)
Jerome Taylor - 0.1 Million USD (45 Lacs INR)
Alfonso Thomas - 0.1 Million USD (45 Lacs INR)

Rajasthan Royals:
Ross Taylor - 1 Million USD (4.60 Crore INR)
Johan Botha - 0.95 Million USD (4.30 Crore INR)
Rahul Dravid - 0.5 Million USD (2.26 Crore INR)
Shaun Tait - 0.3 Million USD (1.35 Crore INR)
Paul Collingwood - 0.25 Million USD (1.13 Crore INR)
Pankaj Singh - 0.095 Million USD (43 Lacs INR)

Mumbai Indians:
Rohit Sharma - 2.0 Million USD (9.06 Crore INR)
Andrew Symonds - 0.85 Million USD (3.85 Crore INR)
Munaf Patel - 0.7 Million USD (3.17 Crore INR)
Davy Jacobs - 0.19 Million USD (90 Lacs INR)
Clint McKay - 0.11 Million USD (50 Lacs INR)
James Franklin - 0.1 Million USD (45 Lacs INR)
Moises Henriques - 0.05 Million USD (22.5 Lacs INR)
Aiden Blizzard - 0.02 Million USD (9.2 Lacs INR)

Kings XI Punjab:
David Hussey - 1.4 Million USD (6.34 Crore INR)
Dinesh Karthik - 0.9 Million USD (4.08 Crore INR)
Adam Gilchrist - 0.9 Million USD (4.08 Crore INR)
Piyush Chawla - 0.9 Million USD (4.08 Crore INR)
Praveen Kumar - 0.8 Million USD (3.62 Crore INR)
Abhishek Nayar - 0.8 Million USD (3.62 Crore INR)
Stuart Broad - 0.4 Million USD (1.81 Crore INR)
Ryan Harris - 0.325 Million USD (1.47 Crore INR)
Dimitri Mascarenhas - 0.1 Million USD (45 Lacs INR)
Nathan Rimmington - 0.02 Million USD (9.2 Lacs INR

Kolkata Knight Riders:
Gautam Gambhir - 2.4 Million USD (11.04 Crore INR)
Yusuf Pathan - 2.1 Million USD (9.66 Crore INR)
Jacques Kallis - 1.1 Million USD (4.96 Crore INR)
L Balaji - 0.5 Million USD (2.26 Crore INR)
Manoj Tiwary - 0.475 Million USD (2.14 Crore INR)
Shakib al Hasan - 0.475 Million USD (1.92 Crore INR)
Brett Lee - 0.4 Million USD (1.81 Crore INR)
Eoin Morgan - 0.35 Million USD (1.58 Crore INR)
Brad Haddin - 0.325 Million USD (1.46 Crore INR)
Jaidev Unadkat - 0.25 Million USD (1.13 Crore INR)
Ryan ten Doeschate - 0.15 Million USD (67.7 Lacs INR)
James Pattinson - 0.1 Million USD (45 Lacs INR)

Players Price List for 2011 IPL Auction:

Gautam Gambhir - 2.4 Million USD (Kolkata Knight Riders)

Yusuf Pathan - 2.1 Million USD (Kolkata Knight Riders)

Robin Uthappa - 2.1 Million USD (Pune Warriors)

Rohit Sharma - 2.0 Million USD (Mumbai Indians)

Irfan Pathan - 1.9 Million USD (Delhi Daredevils)

Yuvraj Singh - 1.8 Million USD (Pune Warriors)

Saurabh Tiwary - 1.6 Million USD (Royal Challengers Bangalore)

Mahela Jayawardhane - 1.5 Million USD (Kochi)

David Hussey - 1.4 Million USD (Kings XI Punjab)

Dale Steyn - 1.2 Million USD (Decan Chargers)

Muttiah Muralitharan - 1.1 Million USD (Kochi)

AB de Villiers - 1.1 Million USD (Royal Challengers Bangalore)

Cameron White - 1.1 Million USD (Decan Chargers)

Jacques Kallis - 1.1 Million USD (Kolkata Knight Riders)

Ross Taylor - 1 Million USD (Rajasthan Royals)

Angelo Mathews - 0.95 Million USD (Pune Warriors)

Johan Botha - 0.95 Million USD (Rajasthan Royals)

Ravindra Jadeja - 0.95 Million USD (Kochi)

Zaheer Khan - 0.9 Million USD (Royal Challengers Bangalore)

Dinesh Karthik - 0.9 Million USD (Kings XI Punjab)
Adam Gilchrist - 0.9 Million USD (Kings XI Punjab)

Sreesanth - 0.9 Million USD (Kochi)

Piyush Chawla - 0.9 Million USD (Kings XI Punjab)

Dan Christian - 0.9 Million USD (Decan Chargers)

R Ashwin - 0.85 Million USD (Chennai Super Kings)

Andrew Symonds - 0.85 Million USD (Mumbai Indians)

S Badrinath - 0.8 Million USD (Chennai Super Kings)

Praveen Kumar - 0.8 Million USD (Kings XI Punjab)

Abhishek Nayar - 0.8 Million USD (Kings XI Punjab)

David Warner - 0.75 Million USD (Delhi Daredevils)

Umesh Yadav - 0.75 Million USD (Delhi Daredevils)

Cheteswar Pujara - 0.7 Million USD (Royal Challengers Bangalore)

Doug Bollinger - 0.7 Million USD (Chennai Super Kings)

Kumar Sangakkara - 0.7 Million USD (Decan Chargers)

Munaf Patel - 0.7 Million USD (Mumbai Indians)

Venugopal Rao - 0.75 Million USD (Delhi Daredevils)

Tilakratne Dilshan - 0.65 Million USD (Royal Challengers Bangalore)

Dirk Nannes - 0.65 Million USD (Royal Challengers Bangalore)

Kevin Pietersen - 0.65 Million USD (Decan Chargers)

Daniel Vettori - 0.55 Million USD (Royal Challengers Bangalore)

Pragyan Ojha - 0.5 Million USD (Decan Chargers)

Rahul Dravid - 0.5 Million USD (Rajasthan Royals)

Graem Smith - 0.5 Million USD (Pune Warriors)

RP Singh - 0.5 Million USD (Kochi)

L Balaji - 0.5 Million USD (Kolkata Knight Riders)

Brendon McCullum - 0.475 Million USD (Kochi)

Manoj Tiwary - 0.475 Million USD (Kolkata Knight Riders)

Morne Morkel - 0.475 Million USD (Delhi Daredevils)

R Vinakumar - 0.475 Million USD (Kochi)

Ishant Sharma - 0.45 Million USD (Decan Chargers)

Brad Hodge - 0.425 Million USD (Kochi)

Shakib al Hasan - 0.475 Million USD (Kolkata Knight Riders)

Michael Hussey - 0.425 Million USD (Chennai Super Kings)

Brett Lee - 0.4 Million USD (Kolkata Knight Riders)

Stuart Broad - 0.4 Million USD (Kings XI Punjab)

VVS Laxman - 0.4 Million USD (Kochi)
Murli Karhik - 0.4 Million USD (Pune Warriors)

Ashok Dinda - 0.375 Million USD (Delhi Daredevils)

Eoin Morgan - 0.35 Million USD (Kolkata Knight Riders)

James Hopes - 0.35 Million USD (Delhi Daredevils)

Ryan Harris - 0.325 Million USD (Kings XI Punjab)

Brad Haddin - 0.325 Million USD (Kolkata Knight Riders)

Callum Ferguson - 0.3 Million USD (Pune Warriors)

Aaron Finch - 0.3 Million USD (Delhi Daredevils)

Amit Mishra - 0.3 Million USD (Decan Chargers)

Shikhar Dhawan - 0.3 Million USD (Decan Chargers)

JP Duminy - 0.3 Million USD (Decan Chargers)

Shaun Tait - 0.3 Million USD (Rajasthan Royals)

Parthiv Patel - 0.29 Million USD (Kochi)

Mitchel Marsh - 0.29 Million USD (Pune Warriors)

Manpreet Gony - 0.29 Million USD (Decan Chargers)

Naman Ojha - 0.27 Million USD (Delhi Daredevils)

Tim Paine - 0.27 Million USD (Pune Warriors)

Abhimanyu Mithun - 0.26 Million USD (Royal Challengers Bangalore)

Paul Collingwood - 0.25 Million USD (Rajasthan Royals)

Jaidev Unadkat - 0.25 Million USD (Kolkata Knight Riders)

Sudeep Tyagi - 0.24 Million USD (Chennai Super Kings)

Ajit Agarkar - 0.21 Million USD (Delhi Daredevils)

Steven Smith - 0.2 Million USD (Kochi)

Dwayne Bravo - 0.2 Million USD (Chennai Super Kings)

Owais Shah - 0.2 Million USD (Kochi)

Scott Styris - 0.2 Million USD (Chennai Super Kings)

Davy Jacobs - 0.19 Million USD (Mumbai Indians)

Ramesh Powar - 0.18 Million USD (Kochi)

Wayne Parnell - 0.16 Million USD (Pune Warriors)

Ryan ten Doeschate - 0.15 Million USD (Kolkata Knight Riders)

Jesse Ryder - 0.15 Million USD (Pune Warriors)

Joginder Sharma - 0.15 Million USD (Chennai Super Kings)

Charl Langeveldt - 0.14 Million USD (Royal Challengers Bangalore)

Mohammad Kaif - 0.14 Million USD (Royal Challengers Bangalore)

Faf du Plessis - 0.12 Million USD (Chennai Super Kings)

Clint McKay - 0.11 Million USD (Mumbai Indians)

Jerome Taylor - 0.1 Million USD (Pune Warriors)

James Pattinson - 0.1 Million USD (Kolkata Knight Riders)

Alfonso Thomas - 0.1 Million USD (Pune Warriors)

Nuwan Kulasekara - 0.1 Million USD (Chennai Super Kings)

Matthew Wade - 0.1 Million USD (Delhi Daredevils)

Dimitri Mascarenhas - 0.1 Million USD (Kings XI Punjab)

Colin Ingram - 0.1 Million USD (Delhi Daredevils)

Ben Hilfenhaus - 0.1 Million USD (Chennai Super Kings)

Nathan McCullum - 0.1 Million USD (Pune Warriors)

James Franklin - 0.1 Million USD (Mumbai Indians)

Wriddhiman Saha - 0.1 Million USD (Chennai Super Kings)

Pankaj Singh - 0.095 Million USD (Rajasthan Royals)

Rusty Theron - 0.085 Million USD (Decan Chargers)

Suraj Randiv - 0.08 Million USD (Chennai Super Kings)

Andrew McDonald - 0.08 Million USD (Delhi Daredevils)

Thisara Perera - 0.08 Million USD (Kochi)

Michael Lumb - 0.08 Million USD (Decan Chargers)

Michael Klinger - 0.075 Million USD (Kochi)

Johan van der Wath - 0.05 Million USD (Royal Challengers Bangalore)

Moises Henriques - 0.05 Million USD (Mumbai Indians)

George Bailey - 0.05 Million USD (Chennai Super Kings)

Roelof van der Merwe - 0.05 Million USD (Delhi Daredevils)

Luke Pomersbach - 0.05 Million USD (Royal Challengers Bangalore)

Rilee Rossouw - 0.02 Million USD (Royal Challengers Bangalore)

Nuwan Pradeep - 0.02 Million USD (Royal Challengers Bangalore)

Chris Lynn - 0.02 Million USD (Decan Chargers)

Travis Birt - 0.02 Million USD (Delhi Daredevils)

Nathan Rimmington - 0.02 Million USD (Kings XI Punjab)

Jonathan Vandiar - 0.02 Million USD (Royal Challengers Bangalore)

Aiden Blizzard - 0.02 Million USD (Mumbai Indians)

Robert Frylinck - 0.02 Million USD (Delhi Daredevils)

Steven O'Keefe - 0.02 Million USD (Kochi)