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List of players released and retained by IPL teams ahead of the 2017 auction
- Updated: December 19, 2016
Players released 11 (six overseas)
Players retained 16 (five overseas)
Purse spent INR 469,000,000
Purse remaining INR 191,000,000
At a glance Rising Pune Supergaints released the most players among all the IPL franchises ahead of the 2017 auction after finishing second from bottom last season. They offloaded a lot of their seamers and overseas players and will need to replenish those stocks. Kevin Pietersen, their most high-profile player to get the axe, had played only four games in the 2016 season before he was ruled out with an injury.
Players released 8 (one overseas)
Players retained 16 (six overseas)
Purse spent INR 516,500, 000
Purse remaining INR 143,500,000
At a glance Dale Steyn suffered a shoulder injury during South Africa’s tour of Australia in November and was cut from the Gujarat squad; he played only one game for them last season. Gujarat retained the core of their squad -and most of their overseas players – after finishing top of the league stage in 2016. They released seven Indian players though, so their local contingent will need beefing up.
Players released 4 (three overseas)
Players retained 19 (five overseas)
Purse spent INR 426,500,000
Purse remaining INR 233,500,000
At a glance Despite winning only four out of 14 games and finishing bottom of the league in 2016, Kings XI released only four players – the fewest among all the teams – and retained 19. David Miller was still listed as their top …