IPL Auction 2025: How much money is left in the purse of which franchise on the second day of IPL auction? RCB and MI have 16 slots vacant

Cricket News Desk. The first day of the Indian Premier League 2025 mega auction in Saudi Arabia is over. The most expensive player in this year's auction was Rishabh Pant, on whom Lucknow Super Kings spent Rs 27 crore. This deal also made him the most expensive player in IPL history. Apart from them, bids of more than Rs 20 crore were also made on Shreyas Iyer and Venkatesh Iyer. Today is the second day of the auction.

How much money do teams have left?
A total of 577 players' names have been included in the IPL auction. At present only 84 names have appeared on the auction table. The names of many great players are yet to be revealed in world cricket. However, the franchisee no longer has that much money left. The next day Royal Challengers Bangalore have a maximum of Rs. 30.65 crores are outstanding and will bring the highest amount. It is followed by Mumbai Indians (Rs 26.10 crore) and Punjab Kings (Rs 22.50 crore).

Balance after Day 1 of IPL 2025 Mega Auction:
Royal Challengers Bangalore – Rs. 30.65 crores
Mumbai Indians- Rs. 26.10 crores
Punjab Kings- Rs. 22.50 crores
Gujarat Titans- Rs. 17.50 crores
Rajasthan Royals- Rs. 17.35 crores
Chennai Super Kings- Rs. 15.60 crores
Lucknow Super Giants – Rs. 14.85 crores
Delhi Capitals- Rs. 13.80 crores
Kolkata Knight Riders- Rs. 10.05 crores
Sunrisers Hyderabad – Rs. 5.15 crores

How many more players does which team need?
There can be a maximum of 25 players in a team in IPL. The number of foreign players in this can be up to 8. After the first day of auction, Gujarat Titans bought maximum 14 players. Now they need 11 more players. There can be 5 foreign players in it. Whereas Mumbai Indians and RCB need 16-16 players.

Remaining slots after Day 1 of IPL 2025 mega auction (in overseas bracket)
Mumbai Indians – 16 (7)
Royal Challengers Bangalore – 16 (5)
Rajasthan Royals – 14 (4)
Chennai Super Kings – 13 (4)
Lucknow Super Giants – 13 (4)
Punjab Kings – 13 (6)
Sunrisers Hyderabad – 12 (4)
Kolkata Knight Riders – 12 (3)
Delhi Capitals – 12 (4)
Gujarat Titans – 11 (5)