Full list of players with ₹1.25 crore base price for IPL 2026 auction

The final player list for the IPL 2026 auction was announced on Tuesday, December 9. A total of 350 players have been shortlisted to go under the hammer at the mini-auction, which will be held in Abu Dhabi on December 16.

As many as 1,390 players had registered for the IPL 2026 auction, but only 350 were shortlisted. The pruned player list includes 240 Indian cricketers and 110 overseas players. There are as many as 224 uncapped Indian players and 14 uncapped overseas cricketers in the final list. Further, 16 capped Indian cricketers and 96 capped overseas players also feature in the pool.

The 10 IPL franchises will battle it out to fill up 77 slots at the mini-auction, with 31 spots being reserved for overseas players. The highest reserve price for the IPL 2026 auction remains ₹2 crore.

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Players with reserve price of ₹1.25 crore for IPL 2026 auction

Only four players have registered for the mini-auction in Abu Dhabi in the third-highest reserve price category of ₹1.25 crore. The list is below:

Beau Webster (Australia)

Roston Chase (West Indies)

Kyle Mayers (West Indies)

Olly Stone (England)

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Australian all-rounder Beau Webster has played seven Tests in which he has registered four half-centuries. With his ball, he has picked up eight scalps. Webster is yet to play white-ball cricket for Australia. He has featured in 96 T20 games in which he has scored 1,814 runs at a strike rate of 119.18 and has claimed 25 wickets at an economy rate of 7.49.

The West Indies duo of Roston Chase and Kyle Mayers as well as England pacer Olly Stone all went unsold at the IPL 2025 auction. While Chase and Stone had a base price of ₹75 lakh for the last IPL auction, Mayers had registered a reserve price of ₹1.5 crore.

While Chase and Stone are yet to feature in the IPL, Mayers has featured in 13 matches in the Indian T20 league. He represented Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) in the 2023 edition, scoring 379 runs at an average of 29.15 and a strike rate of 144, with the aid of four half-centuries.