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It's gonna be 5 Retentions + 1-5 RTM (depends on number of retentions).
It's gonna be 5 Retentions + 1-5 RTM (depends on number of retentions).
No Restrictions for number of Indian/foreign players.
- Mega Auction Purse - 120Cr
1st Retention - 18Cr
2nd Retention - 14Cr
3rd Retention - 11Cr
4th Retention - 18Cr
5th Retention - 14Cr
75 Crores for 5 Retentions!!
45 Cr for Rest 20 Players
(Including RTM Player)
I love there's no RTM. Essentially the RTM is flawed. Say tomorrow Kohli enters the auction and Delhi bids INR 17CR for him. RCB can simply raise their RTM wand and get him at the same rate. Ideally, RCB should be outbidding Delhi and paying INR 17.5 CR instead.
I wish they had the RTD ( Right to Decline) card as well. Players given the power to exclude a franchisee.
You're missing the details about the 'uncapped player'. They HAVE TO retain an uncapped player if they decide to do even a single retention. And the uncapped player will get 4 crores only. AND..... the uncapped player can also be a retired international if his last international game was >= 5 years.
There's a change apparently. There will be a mini private auction once the RTM comes into play.
For example, if RCB holds the RTM for Kohli and Delhi places a bid of INR 14 crores for him, In this case, RCB is then asked if they wish to exercise their RTM. If they choose to, Delhi is then allowed to increase their bid to any amount. If Delhi doesn't increase, then RCB gets Kohli for 14 crores. However, let us assume that Delhi raise the bid to INR 18 crore, then RCB must match this amount to retain the player.
Considering the retention slabs, I feel teams might only retain 2-3 top players. Else, it doesnt give them much to play around with, in the mega auction. As the purse is hardly 120 Crores, teams might have difficulties here.
Correction: The uncapped player won't get 4 crores. He may be retained for 14 lakhs, but 4 crores will be taken away from the team's purse.
Come on- an uncapped player won't be in a position to bargain to the extent of demanding INR 4 crore, unless he is exceptionally good.