Sunrisers Hyderabad buy Warner for 5.5 crore

Wed, 12 February 2014

10:05

Australian dashing batsman David Warner is up for grabs now, starting with a base price of 1.5 crore.

Mumbai Indians with the opening bid before Sunrisers Hyderabad jump into the picture.

The amount goes up to Rs. 3 crore and keeps on climbing to 4 crore within no time.

Hyderabad in no mood to relent while Mumbai seem determined to get the Australian opener as they up the bid to Rs. 5 crore before SH go up to 5.5 cr.

So the player is sold to Sunrisers for 5.5 crore as Delhi opt not to retain Warner.

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