CSA: SA20 Auction Final Teams

More than R125 million was spent as the squads for the inaugural SA20 were finalised at a thrilling player auction held in Cape Town on Monday. Tristan Stubbs was the most expensive player going to the Sunrisers Eastern Cape for R9.2 million, with Joburg Super Kings parting with R5.5 million for Donovan Ferreira in a dramatic bid in the Express set.

A total of 80 players were sold, with 53 South Africans and 27 overseas players setting the stage for the January 2023 event.

Full Squads below: 

Paarl Royals:

1. Pre-bought – David Miller
2. Pre-bought – Jos Buttler
3. Pre-bought – Obed McCoy
4. Pre-bought – Corbin Bosch
5. Set 1: Lungi Ngidi – R3.4m
6. Set 1: Tabraiz Shamsi – R4.3m
7. Set 2: Jason Roy – R1.5m
8. Set 3: Dane Vilas – R3.3m
9. Set 6: Bjorn Fortuin – R1.5m
10. Express 1: Mitchell van Buuren – R175k
11. Express 1: Wihan Lubbe – R350k
12. Express 1: Ferisco Adams – R325k
13. Express 1: Imraan Manack – R175k
14. Express 1: Evan Jones – R1.7m
15. Express 1: Ramon Simmonds – R175k
16. Express 2: Eoin Morgan – R2m
17. Express 2: Cody Yusuf – R175k

Sunrisers Eastern Cape:

1. Pre-bought: Aiden Markram
2. Pre-bought: Ottneil Baartman
3. Set 1: Marco Jansen – R6.1m
4. Set 2: Tristan Stubbs – R9.2m
5. Set 4: Sisanda Magala – R5.4m
6. Set 6: Junaid Dawood – R375k
7. Set 6: Mason Crane – R425k
8. Set 8: Jon-Jon Smuts – R2.3m
9. Set 10: Jordan Cox – R325k
10. Express 1: Adam Rossington – R425k
11. Express 1: Roelof van der Merwe – R175k
12. Express 1: Marques Ackerman – R175k
13. Express 1: James Fuller – R425k
14. Express 2: Brydon Carse – R425k
15. Express 2: Sarel Erwee – R175k
16. Express 2: Aya Gqamane – R175k
17. Express 2: Tom Abell – R850k
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Mumbai Indians Cape Town:

1. Pre-bought: Kagiso Rabada
2. Pre-bought: Liam Livingstone
3. Pre-bought: Rashid Khan
4. Pre-bought: Dewald Brevis
5. Pre-bought: Sam Curran
6. Set 1: Rassie van der Dussen – R3.9m
7. Set 3: Ryan Rickelton – R1m
8. Set 4: George Linde – R3.9m
9. Set 5: Beuran Hendricks – R275k
10. Set 8: Duan Jansen – R3.3m
11. Express 1: Delano Potgieter – R175k
12. Express 2: Odean Smith – R1.7m
13. Express 2: Waqar Salamkheil – R175k
14. Express 2: Ziyaad Abrahams – R175k
15. Express 2: Wesley Marshall – R175k
16. Express 2: Olly Stone – R850k
17. Express 2: Grant Roelofsen – R175k

Joburg Super Kings:

1. Pre-bought: Faf du Plessis
2. Pre-bought: Gerald Coetzee
3. Pre-bought: Romario Sheppard
4. Pre-bought: Mahesh Theekshana
5. Set 2: Harry Brook – R2.1m
6. Set 2: Janneman Malan – R2.7m
7. Set 2: Reeza Hendricks – R4.5m
8. Set 3: Kyle Verreynne – R175k
9. Set 4: George Garton – R425k
10. Set 5: Alzarri Joseph – R2.1m
11. Set 7: Leus du Plooy – R1.5m
12. Set 8: Lewis Gregory – R850k
13. Set 9: Lizaad Williams – R325k
14. Express 1: Nandre Burger – R175k
15. Express 1: Donavon Ferreira – R5.5m
16. Express 1: Malusi Siboto – R175k
17. Express 2: Caleb Seleka – R175k

Pretoria Capitals:

1. Pre-bought: Anrich Nortje
2. Pre-bought: Migael Pretorius
3. Set 2: Rilee Rossouw – R6.9m
4. Set 3: Phil Salt – R2m
5. Set 4: Wayne Parnell – R5.6m
6. Set 5: Josh Little – R1.5m
7. Set 6: Shaun von Berg – R325k
8. Set 6: Adil Rashid – R2.4m
9. Set 7: Cameron Delport – R800k
10. Set 7: Will Jacks – R1.1m
11. Set 7: Theunis de Bruyn – R1m
12. Express 1: Marco Marais – R175k
13. Express 2: Jimmy Neesham – R3.6m
14. Express 2: Kusal Mendis – R425k
15. Express 2: Daryn Dupavillon – R1.7m
16. Express 2: Shane Dadswell – R175k
17. Express 2: Eathan Bosch – R175k

Durban’s Super Giants:

1. Pre-bought: Quinton de Kock
2. Pre-bought: Jason Holder
3. Pre-bought: Reece Topley
4. Pre-bought: Kyle Mayers
5. Pre-bought: Prenelan Subrayen
6. Set 1: Dwaine Pretorius – R4.1m
7. Set 1: Heinrich Klaasen – R4.5m
8. Set 4: Keemo Paul – R850k
9. Set 4: Keshav Maharaj – R2.5m
10. Set 5: Kyle Abbott – R175k
11. Set 9: Junior Dala – R175k
12. Set 10: Dilshan Madushanka – R275k
13. Express 1: Johnson Charles – R425k
14. Express 1: Matthew Breetzke – R175k
15. Express 1: Christiaan Jonker – R175k
16. Express 2: Simon Harmer – R200k
17. Express 2: Wiaan Mulder – R1.9m

Name of Author: Cricket South Africa

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