MUMBAI: On an afternoon which saw the making and breaking of records at the Pro Kabaddi League (PKL) avid gamers' public sale, 5 Indian and one foreign participant entered the Rs 1 crore club with raider Monu Goyat being the most expensive after being snapped up by Haryana Steelers for a whopping Rs 1.51 crore.
On Wednesday, the primary of the two-day PKL public sale right here, a number of records had been made, only to be damaged inside of mins.
Earlier, Deepak Niwas Hooda become the primary participant to go the Rs 1 crore mark as Jaipur Pink Panthers paid an astounding sum of Rs 1.15 crore to bag his products and services for the league's sixth edition.
Nitin Tomar, who was once final year's costliest participant with a price ticket of Rs 93 lakh, also followed Deepak to edge past the 1-crore mark as Puneri Paltans pocketed him for Rs 1.15 crore.
In the final moments of the primary day auctions, UP Yoddhas spent Rs 1.11 crore to retain Rishank Devadiga.
Delhi tried their absolute best to signal star raider Rahul Chaudhary after creating a Rs 1.29 crore bid, but the Telugu Titans excercised the Final Bid Match (FBM) at the appropriate time to retain the 24-year-old.
However, former India captain Anup Kumar suffered a fall from grace as he commanded a mere Rs 30 lakh. Anup, who led India to a file third World Cup identify in 2016, will constitute the Jaipur Pink Panthers this season.
He had commanded a price of Rs 56.65 lakh final season, while being retained for the fifth consecutive time by the U Mumba franchise. However, he was once not retained this season following a run of deficient shape.
Earlier within the day, Iranian defender Fazel Atrachali become the primary to breach the Rs 1 crore mark in PKL historical past. The Iranian was once pocketed by U Mumba for a whopping Rs 1 crore.
Having a base value of Rs 30 lakh, the 26-year-old stirred a neck to neck fight between Jaipur and the Mumbai franchises before the later sealed the deal.
Gujarat Fortunegiants had the way to retain the Iranian. However, they made up our minds to not exercise the FBM option.
With this purchase, the Iranian also surpassed Tomar.
The left nook defender has featured in 56 matches of PKL, securing 152 take on points.
Atrachali's joy of being the costliest purchase in PKL historical past was once shortlived as Jaipur spent an enormous sum of Rs 1.15 crore to take Hooda house.
He sparked a bidding struggle between the quite a lot of franchises. Haryana Steelers and Dabang Delhi fought an in depth fight to safe his products and services. However, it was once the Panthers who came out victorious to bag the 23-year-old.
Patna Pirates paid Rs 21 lakh for all-rounder Kuldeep Singh while Pink Panthers as soon as again spent Rs 58 lakh for Mohit Chillar.
Surinder Nada, meanwhile, also emerged as one of the pricey avid gamers as Haryana Steelers needed to spend Rs 75 lakh for holding the all-rounder of their squad.
Atrachali's compatriot Abozar Mohajermighani, who was once the primary foreign participant to be auctioned, was once snapped up by Telugu Titans for Rs 76 lakh as the Fortunegiants as soon as again refused to exercise their FBM option.
South Korean raider Jang Kun Lee was once bought by Haryana Steelers for Rs 33 lakh. However, the Bengal Warriors utilised the FBM card to retain the 25-year-old.
However, the franchises confirmed meagre hobby in Chillar, who was once one of the pricey buys finally year's auctions. Tamil Thalaivas took house the defender for a mere Rs 20 lakh.
Bengal also signed Bangladesh's left quilt defender Ziaur Rahman for Rs 33.25 lakh, while his compatriot, raider Md Zakir Hossain, went to Haryana Steelers for Rs 8.four lakh.
Jaipur Pink Panthers confirmed hobby in Iran's Farhad Rahimi and had virtually picked him for Rs 21.five lakh but Telugu Titans utilised the FBM way to retain the right-corner defender.
Jaipur alternatively, secured the products and services of South Korean Young Chang Ko and Kenya's David Mosambayi after paying Rs 11.four lakh and Rs 10.2 lakh respectively.
Gujarat signed their first avid gamers of the public sale once they spent Rs 12 lakh and Rs 17.2 lakh to rope in Iran's Hadi Oshtorak and South Korean Dong Geon Lee respectively.
Patna Pirates bought South Korean all-rounder Taedeok Eom for Rs 11.four lakh, while some other South Korean Dong Ju Hong was once pocketed by Bengaluru Bulls for Rs 8 lakhs.
Nepal's all-rounder Sanjay Shrestha was once offered to Puneri Paltan for Rs 8 lakh while South Korean Seaong Ryeol Kim went to UP Yoddhas for Rs 8.2 Lakh.
On the opposite hand, Tamil Thalaivas payed Rs 8 lakh to bag Chan Sik Park of South Korea.
On the second and final day on Thursday, avid gamers from the B and C category will go underneath the hammer for the impending sixth edition of the league.
On Wednesday, the primary of the two-day PKL public sale right here, a number of records had been made, only to be damaged inside of mins.
Earlier, Deepak Niwas Hooda become the primary participant to go the Rs 1 crore mark as Jaipur Pink Panthers paid an astounding sum of Rs 1.15 crore to bag his products and services for the league's sixth edition.
Nitin Tomar, who was once final year's costliest participant with a price ticket of Rs 93 lakh, also followed Deepak to edge past the 1-crore mark as Puneri Paltans pocketed him for Rs 1.15 crore.
In the final moments of the primary day auctions, UP Yoddhas spent Rs 1.11 crore to retain Rishank Devadiga.
Delhi tried their absolute best to signal star raider Rahul Chaudhary after creating a Rs 1.29 crore bid, but the Telugu Titans excercised the Final Bid Match (FBM) at the appropriate time to retain the 24-year-old.
However, former India captain Anup Kumar suffered a fall from grace as he commanded a mere Rs 30 lakh. Anup, who led India to a file third World Cup identify in 2016, will constitute the Jaipur Pink Panthers this season.
He had commanded a price of Rs 56.65 lakh final season, while being retained for the fifth consecutive time by the U Mumba franchise. However, he was once not retained this season following a run of deficient shape.
Earlier within the day, Iranian defender Fazel Atrachali become the primary to breach the Rs 1 crore mark in PKL historical past. The Iranian was once pocketed by U Mumba for a whopping Rs 1 crore.
Having a base value of Rs 30 lakh, the 26-year-old stirred a neck to neck fight between Jaipur and the Mumbai franchises before the later sealed the deal.
Gujarat Fortunegiants had the way to retain the Iranian. However, they made up our minds to not exercise the FBM option.
With this purchase, the Iranian also surpassed Tomar.
The left nook defender has featured in 56 matches of PKL, securing 152 take on points.
Atrachali's joy of being the costliest purchase in PKL historical past was once shortlived as Jaipur spent an enormous sum of Rs 1.15 crore to take Hooda house.
He sparked a bidding struggle between the quite a lot of franchises. Haryana Steelers and Dabang Delhi fought an in depth fight to safe his products and services. However, it was once the Panthers who came out victorious to bag the 23-year-old.
Patna Pirates paid Rs 21 lakh for all-rounder Kuldeep Singh while Pink Panthers as soon as again spent Rs 58 lakh for Mohit Chillar.
Surinder Nada, meanwhile, also emerged as one of the pricey avid gamers as Haryana Steelers needed to spend Rs 75 lakh for holding the all-rounder of their squad.
Atrachali's compatriot Abozar Mohajermighani, who was once the primary foreign participant to be auctioned, was once snapped up by Telugu Titans for Rs 76 lakh as the Fortunegiants as soon as again refused to exercise their FBM option.
South Korean raider Jang Kun Lee was once bought by Haryana Steelers for Rs 33 lakh. However, the Bengal Warriors utilised the FBM card to retain the 25-year-old.
However, the franchises confirmed meagre hobby in Chillar, who was once one of the pricey buys finally year's auctions. Tamil Thalaivas took house the defender for a mere Rs 20 lakh.
Bengal also signed Bangladesh's left quilt defender Ziaur Rahman for Rs 33.25 lakh, while his compatriot, raider Md Zakir Hossain, went to Haryana Steelers for Rs 8.four lakh.
Jaipur Pink Panthers confirmed hobby in Iran's Farhad Rahimi and had virtually picked him for Rs 21.five lakh but Telugu Titans utilised the FBM way to retain the right-corner defender.
Jaipur alternatively, secured the products and services of South Korean Young Chang Ko and Kenya's David Mosambayi after paying Rs 11.four lakh and Rs 10.2 lakh respectively.
Gujarat signed their first avid gamers of the public sale once they spent Rs 12 lakh and Rs 17.2 lakh to rope in Iran's Hadi Oshtorak and South Korean Dong Geon Lee respectively.
Patna Pirates bought South Korean all-rounder Taedeok Eom for Rs 11.four lakh, while some other South Korean Dong Ju Hong was once pocketed by Bengaluru Bulls for Rs 8 lakhs.
Nepal's all-rounder Sanjay Shrestha was once offered to Puneri Paltan for Rs 8 lakh while South Korean Seaong Ryeol Kim went to UP Yoddhas for Rs 8.2 Lakh.
On the opposite hand, Tamil Thalaivas payed Rs 8 lakh to bag Chan Sik Park of South Korea.
On the second and final day on Thursday, avid gamers from the B and C category will go underneath the hammer for the impending sixth edition of the league.
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