Pacer Sangwan sold to Mumbai for Rs. 1.5 crore

January 28, 2018 12:01

Next coming up is the set of uncapped fast bowlers.

Former India pacer Ishwar Pandey is the first name out with a base price of Rs. 20 lakh goes UNSOLD and so does Bengal pacer Sayan Ghosh.

Delhi T20 captain Pradeep Sangwan with a base price of Rs. 30 lakh makes a good start with Delhi and Punjab going strong.

Mumbai again make a late entry pushing the price up further beyond the 1 crore mark.

And finally no stopping Mumbai as they buy the pace bowler for Rs. 1.5 crore.

Anureet Singh is the next player up for sale at Rs. 30 lakh and he is sold to Rajasthan Royals at the same price.

Fast bowler Nathu Singh starts with a base price of Rs. 20 lakh but he also goes UNSOLD

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