Cameron Green joins KKR for Rs 25.20 crore after a fierce IPL mini auction bidding war. Cameron Green becomes the most expensive mini auction player ever.
The IPL mini auction witnessed a dramatic and unforgettable moment as Cameron Green became the most expensive mini auction player in IPL history. The Australian all-rounder was finally picked by Kolkata Knight Riders for a massive Rs 25.20 crore, sending shockwaves across the cricket world.
Cameron Green entered the auction with a base price of Rs 2 crore, but it did not take long for the bidding to explode. Mumbai Indians and Rajasthan Royals started the bidding, and soon Kolkata Knight Riders jumped in with strong intent to secure the star all-rounder.
As the auction heated up, the price crossed Rs 9 crore quickly, with KKR and Rajasthan Royals refusing to back down. Rajasthan looked tense due to their limited purse, while KKR appeared confident and ready for a long battle at the auction table.
The real fireworks began when Chennai Super Kings entered the race. CSK and KKR took the bidding war past Rs 18 crore and then crossed the Rs 20 crore mark. Multiple pauses and internal discussions followed, but neither side showed signs of giving up.
With the price climbing rapidly, Cameron Green officially surpassed Mitchell Starc to become the most expensive mini auction player ever. Starc earlier held the record at Rs 24.75 crore, but Cameron Green went beyond that mark as the bidding touched Rs 25 crore.
In the end, Kolkata Knight Riders outbid everyone and secured Cameron Green for Rs 25.20 crore. The KKR camp looked pleased, believing they had made a brilliant long-term investment despite the huge price tag.
Cameron Green’s signing adds immense value to KKR’s squad. His ability to contribute with both bat and ball makes him a key player for the three-time champions as they aim for another strong IPL season.
The Cameron Green auction drama will be remembered as one of the most intense moments in IPL history. From a Rs 2 crore base price to a Rs 25.20 crore deal, it was a clear reminder of how much teams value match-winning all-rounders in modern cricket.
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