4 Players In Final Auction List - Page 18

cricket_pagol · #**426** February 6, 2009, 03:14 AM

http://content-www.cricinfo.com/ipl2...ry/389462.html

it seems ashraful has been sold to mumbai for $75,000

Murad · #**427** February 6, 2009, 03:15 AM

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Originally Posted by BANFAN
Mashrafe Mortaza to Kolkata Knight Riders $ 600,000 (50,000)

is it true?? the only player sold from BD

Yeap!
2 player. Ash to Mumbai. But only for his base price (75K)

What a bid that was. 50 to 600K. 10 K each time..

cricket_pagol · #**428** February 6, 2009, 03:15 AM

I would really like to see shakib get a good deal...

Murad · #**429** February 6, 2009, 03:16 AM

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Originally Posted by cricket_pagol
I would really like to see shakib get a good deal...

He will not get any this year. All the slots are filled now. One was left..and Ash got it.

Shaan · #**430** February 6, 2009, 03:17 AM

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Originally Posted by BANFAN
Mashrafe Mortaza to Kolkata Knight Riders $ 600,000 (50,000)

is it true?? the only player sold from BD

Yest it is, follow the link below you will see at the bottom Mashrafee's name:
http://content-uk.cricinfo.com/ipl20...ry/389462.html

Shaan · #**431** February 6, 2009, 03:18 AM

I'm really happy for our these two players our captain and deputy

cricket_pagol · #**432** February 6, 2009, 03:30 AM

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Originally Posted by muradnyc
He will not get any this year. All the slots are filled now. One was left..and Ash got it.

Now, shakib's best bet is to play IPL as a replacement player... he can still get a price higher than his base price.

Murad · #**433** February 6, 2009, 03:33 AM

In the end though, it was Mortaza's purchase, after a bidding war between Kolkata and Punjab, which sparked a buzz in the auction room. The bidding, initially in segments of US$ 10,000 each, lasted nearly half-an-hour before Punjab threw up their hands. "It makes great sense for Kolkata," Modi said. "Bangladesh falls under the Kolkata's catchment area as per a new proposal we are discussing on letting franchises stage matches overseas. This could work well for KKR later."

Cricinfo

sharjilh · #**434** February 6, 2009, 03:37 AM

Mashrafes bidding was also the longest in IPL Auction history, and also the largest jump from base price, previously it was Ishant Sharma's and now Mashrafes which went up from 50k to 600k, amazing stuff

Shaan · #**435** February 6, 2009, 03:50 AM

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Originally Posted by sharjilh
Mashrafes bidding was also the longest in IPL Auction history, and also the largest jump from base price, previously it was Ishant Sharma's and now Mashrafes which went up from 50k to 600k, amazing stuff

He deserves this with his current form, this will even boost his self confidence higher !!

BANFAN · #**436** February 6, 2009, 04:14 AM

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Originally Posted by One World
Auction Shesh. Mortaza can retire after IPL.
He had enough of his injuries. BRAC bank would be a good place to earn the interest and live happily ever after.

What a negative thought, Even if he thinks of it, he is finished. Rathar a player need to take incentives & feel more secured to perform even better in future.

karimjay. · #**437** February 6, 2009, 04:17 AM

bittersweet.

mashrafi earning lots of money, but shakib none.

Rabz · #**438** February 6, 2009, 04:26 AM

Great to hear Mash making a such a frenzy at the IPL auction.
Our Golden boy deserves it, more than anybody else.

Happy for Ash, even though he probably deserves a little better, may be around 100K mark, but atleast he is playing.

Too bad Sakib misses out, but its not all over for him yet i guess.

In retro, this is Karma, justice well done.
I would not have liked if anyone, let is be Ash,Sakib or Tamim, had gotten better price than Mash.
His earning is the result of a long hard work over many many years where he have been a constant performer for Bangladesh. 6-7 years he worked for this 600K tag.

No offense to Sakib, he is one of our finest cricketers right now, but his rise has been only in last 6 months and though he is at the top of the world right now, getting more money for 6 months work than a guy who has been working really hard for 6 years is not justified.

I'm not bringing comparison of other country players, only comparing Bangladeshi players.

So, really happy for Mash.
Ok for Ash.
Really sad for Sakib.( He should have got a team with around atleast 150K price tag)
No feeling for Tamim.

sharjilh · #**439** February 6, 2009, 04:33 AM

Tamim only has himself to blame for not being picked. You actually need to run properly in order to impress any of these teams :P

Im actually quite happy for Ashraful, I hope this is a boost for him and he can regain his (LOST) confidence of his own batting ability. Also obviously, Mashrafe, couldnt be happier!

600k wow! he's made the headlines all over India!

Nadim · #**440** February 6, 2009, 04:34 AM

don't worry guys.i strongly belive sakib will get a team.there will be another IPL auction soon.......

BANFAN · #**441** February 6, 2009, 04:40 AM

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IPL auction results, country by country. (exchange rate as of 05/02/2009 is 1.4 dollars to the pound):

AUSTRALIA: George Bailey (Chennai Super Kings, $50,000), Shaun Tait (Rajasthan Royals, $375,000).

BANGLADESH: Mashrafe Bin Mortaza (Kolkata Knight Riders, $600,000), Mohammad Ashraful (Mumbai Indians, $75,000)

ENGLAND: Andrew Flintoff (Chennai Super Kings, $1,550,000), Kevin Pietersen (Bangalore Royal Challengers, $1,550,000), Owais Shah (Delhi Daredevils, $375,000), Paul Collingwood (Delhi Daredevils, $275,000), Ravi Bopara (Kings XI Punjab, $450,000).

NEW ZEALAND: Jesse Ryder (Bangalore Royal Challengers, $160,000), Kyle Mills (Mumbai Indians, $150,000).

SOUTH AFRICA: J P Duminy (Mumbai Indians, $950,000), Tyron Henderson (Rajasthan Royals, $650,000).

SRI LANKA: Thilan Thushara (Chennai Super Kings, $140,000).

WEST INDIES: Dwayne Smith (Deccan Chargers, $100,000), Fidel Edwards (Deccan Chargers, $150,000), Jerome Taylor (Kings XI Punjab, $150,000).

UNSOLD: Aaron Bird, Brett Geeves, Bryce McGain, Daniel Harris, Dominic Thornley, Jonathan Moss, Michael Dighton, Michael Hill, Phil Jacques, Shane Harwood, Steven Smith, Stuart Clark (All Australia), Shakib Al Hasan, Tamim Iqbal (Both Bangladesh), Luke Wright, Samit Patel (Both England), James Franklin (New Zealand), Gulam Bodi, Morne Van Wyk, Yusuf Abdullah (All South Africa), Chamara Kapugadera, Kaushalya Weereratne, Nuwan Kulasekara (All Sri Lanka), Kemar Roach, Kieron Pollard (Both West Indies).

This is what BBC says, but cricinfo still says that Ash didn't get a team. Razzaq is already there in Bangalore isn't it? Not bad at all for BD

beshideshi · #**442** February 6, 2009, 04:56 AM

Shakib remained unsold :O ?????OMG this came as a big surprise,bigger than mash getting 600k, damn world no.1 all rounder remains unsold.....dissaointing. still really happy to see 2 of my favs in the IPL, Bangladeshi little master :P,playing with indian little master,and Mash goin in KKR,nice

Anher · #**443** February 6, 2009, 05:05 AM

now how will ash feel about mash as he always know he is bigger international star than mash.

karimjay. · #**444** February 6, 2009, 05:40 AM

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Originally Posted by I_Knockout_U
now how will ash feel about mash as he always know he is bigger international star than mash.

knowing ashraful, he hasnt made the connection yet.

beshideshi · #**445** February 6, 2009, 06:11 AM

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Originally Posted by BANFAN
This is what BBC says, but cricinfo still says that Ash didn't get a team. Razzaq is already there in Bangalore isn't it? Not bad at all for BD

here,in cricinfo it say that ash moved to mumbai