These 3 Indian star players will not find any buyer in the mega auction! once upon a time there was dominance

IPL 2025: The date of the mega auction of the Indian Premier League 2025 has been announced. The mega auction of IPL 2025 will be held on 24 and 25 November in Jeddah city of Saudi Arabia. Where bidding will be held on players for 2 days. Total for Mega Auction 1576 players is registered, in which 1165 Indian and 409 foreign players are included. However, teams will be able to buy only 204 of these players. Today we are going to tell you about those 3 players who once made a lot of noise in IPL, but now they hardly find buyers in the upcoming mega auction.

Prithvi Shaw

Indian batsman Prithvi Shaw has been released by Delhi Capitals before IPL 2025. He was a complete flop in IPL for the last 2 seasons. Shaw was once considered the future star of Team India, but he has been out of Team India for a long time. According to the report of ESPNcricinfo, Shaw has kept his base price at Rs 75 lakh, but considering his past performance, it is difficult for him to find a buyer.

Amit Mishra

India's experienced leg spinner Amit Mishra, one of the most successful bowlers of IPL, was also released by LSG before the mega auction of IPL 2025. Now he will be a part of the mega auction, but hardly any team will want to buy him, the biggest reason for this is his increasing age. Mishra has taken 174 wickets in 162 matches.

Manish Pandey

35-year-old veteran Manish Pandey, who has been playing since the first season of IPL i.e. 2008, was also released by KKR before the mega auction of IPL 2025. Now he will participate in the mega auction of IPL 2025, but hardly anyone will buy the team. Pandey's form declined continuously in the last few years. His performance has not been like before. He has scored 3850 runs in 171 matches played in IPL.

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