IPL 2024: All the 10 teams of IPL 2024 have to give by November 26 the list of the players whom they want to keep and release before the auction. There are many big foreign players who were bought by IPL teams by paying huge amounts but this time they can be released.

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IPL 2024: Can release foreign players bought for crores

Punjab Kings Sam Curran

Punjab Kings had bought Sam Curran for Rs 18.5 crores. This England all-rounder player became the most expensive player in IPL history, he played an important role in England’s victory in the T20 World Cup and that is why he was in the news a lot. This player of England makes an important contribution not only in bowling but also in batting.

Punjab Kings currently have only Rs 5 crore, so they can release Sam Curran before the auction.

Jofra Archer of Mumbai Indians

Jofra Archer stayed away from cricket for a long time due to an elbow fracture, but Mumbai Indians included him in their squad even knowing that he would not play in the year in which the team was buying him. He played in the 2023 IPL but after just 4 matches, he returned to his home in the middle of the IPL due to injury. The exact date of Archer’s return is still not known. It is difficult for Mumbai Indians will show patience and keep him in their squad. It is possible that Archer will be released by Mumbai Indians before the IPL 2024 auction.

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Anrich Nortje of Delhi Capitals

Anrich Nortje stayed away from cricket for a long time due to injuries. Delhi Capitals had retained him for Rs 6.5 crore in 2022. Capable of bowling full overs at speeds of up to 150 kmph, Nortje also returned home in 2023 after playing 10 matches due to personal reasons, he was troubled by injury. He could not even play in the Cricket World Cup. According to an ESPN report, Anrich Nortje will find it difficult to play in the SA20 league as well. Please do it. Delhi’s performance last year was also very poor.

Ben Stokes of Chennai Super Kings

Ben Stokes has withdrawn his name from IPL 2024, he will not play, after which it can be assumed that Chennai Super Kings will release him. CSK had bought Stokes for Rs 16.25 crore in the 2023 auction. If CSK keeps Stocks with them, then they will have very little amount in the auction, so it is possible that CSK may release them.

RCB’s Wanindu Hasaranga

Wanindu Hasaranga was bought by RCB for Rs 10.75 crore. Hasaranga was ruled out of the ODI World Cup due to a hamstring injury. He played only eight of the 14 matches last season and took nine wickets at an economy of around 9.