1.
Sam
Curran
(Base
Price:
Rs
2
Crore)
The
England
all-rounder
did
not
participate
in
the
last
edition
due
to
injury,
but
has
performed
whenever
called
up
during
his
stints
at
Punjab
Kings
and
Chennai
Super
Kings.
He
has
also
had
a
fantastic
run
since
his
return
from
injury.
He
was
named
the
player
of
the
T20
World
Cup
2022
final
and
also
the
Player
of
the
Tournament,
making
him
the
player,
who
will
be
most
sort
after
at
the
IPL
auction.
In
addition
to
his
bowling,
Curran’s
ability
to
finish
games
when
required
is
something
RCB
will
definitely
need,
but
the
England
southpaw
is
expected
to
go
way
more
than
his
base
price,
which
may
turn
out
to
be
a
challenge
for
the
Bangalore-based
franchise,
whose
budget
is
on
the
lower
side
compared
to
the
other
teams.
However,
RCB
can
go
for
him
if
he
is
the
only
player
they
will
be
after
at
the
auction.
Ideal
Price:
Rs
6-7
Crores
2.
Sikandar
Raza
(Base
Price:
Rs
50
Lakh)
The
Zimbabwe
all-rounder
will
be
another
player
who
will
be
most
sought
after
at
the
IPL
auction
following
his
fantastic
year
with
the
national
side.
His
ability
to
roll
his
arm
over
when
required,
also
being
able
to
bowl
the
whole
quota,
along
with
his
fearless
batting,
make
him
a
big
option
for
teams.
RCB
may
go
for
Raza
if
the
chance
arises
and
he
is
within
their
budget.
With
the
cloud
over
Glenn
Maxwell’s
fitness,
RCB
could
definitely
benefit
by
adding
Raza
to
the
squad.
The
36-year-old
can
also
be
used
alongside
Maxwell
if
required
and
if
RCB
can
manage
to
find
the
right
balance
with
their
main
bowling
options.
Ideal
Price:
Rs
1-3
Crore
3.
Jaydev
Unadkat
(Base
Price:
Rs
50
Lakhs)
The
left-arm
pacer
has
travelled
all
around
the
IPL
with
different
franchises
including
a
stint
at
RCB
earlier
in
his
career.
And
following
his
consistent
showing
in
the
domestic
circuit,
Unadkat
has
got
back
in
the
reckoning
for
the
national
team.
Despite
him
being
released
by
Mumbai
Indians,
Unadkat
will
be
on
the
wish-list
of
many
other
teams
heading
into
the
auction.
For
RCB,
he
will
add
the
left-arm
pace
option
along
with
David
Willey.
But
with
foreign
players
limited
to
max
four
per
team,
RCB
can
use
Unadkat
as
the
seamer
in
case
they
can’t
land
Sam
Curran.
Ideal
Price:
Rs
1-2.5
Crore
4.
Mayank
Agarwal
(Base
Price:
Rs
1
Crore)
The
Indian
opener,
who
captained
Punjab
Kings
last
season,
was
released
after
a
poor
campaign
by
the
Punjab-based
franchise.
The
opening
batter
had
to
bat
down
the
order
due
to
dip
in
form
and
thanks
to
with
the
numbers
of
openers
at
the
disposal
of
PBKS.
However,
the
Karnataka
batter
can
still
play
a
vital
role
for
many
other
franchises,
including
his
hometown
franchise
RCB,
where
he
made
his
IPL
debut
in
2011.
It
will
be
a
homecoming
and
full-circle
for
Agarwal,
who
spent
two
seasons
in
RCB.
Although
he
has
been
out
of
reckoning
in
the
India
set
up
recently,
Agarwal
has
had
a
decent
outing
in
the
domestic
circuit
with
Karnataka,
who
he
is
set
to
lead
in
the
Ranji
Trophy.
RCB,
however,
will
only
go
for
Agarwal
if
available
at
a
reasonable
price
with
right
hand
batting
options
also
aplenty
in
their
squad.
Agarwal
can
also
be
the
option
for
the
future
to
fill
Du
Plessis
void
as
opener
and
captain.
Ideal
Price:
Rs
1-3
Crore
5.
Shreyas
Gopal
(Base
Price:
Rs
50
Lakhs)
The
Karnataka
leg-spinning
all-rounder
was
released
by
Sunrisers
Hyderabad
ahead
of
the
auction,
but
could
be
handed
a
homecoming
by
the
Royal
Challengers
Bangalore.
RCB
will
look
to
add
the
second
leg
spin
option
in
case
Wanindu
Hasaranga,
the
first
choice
is
out
of
form
or
has
an
injury.
Along
with
the
leg
spin
option,
Gopal
also
can
add
runs
with
the
bat
when
required.
Ideal
Price:
Rs
50
Lakhs
to
Rs
1
Crore
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