Sakshi Rawat Biography Pictures,Dhoni marriage photos

Biodata Sakshi Singh Rawat, the wife of Mahendra Singh Dhoni.
Here are the details -
Birthdate Sakshi Singh Rawat - To be Update
Residence Sakshi Singh Rawat - Before marriage - Kolkata (West Bengal), after marriage, Ranchi (Jharkhand)
Secondary School Sakshi Singh Rawat - Welham Girls' School '06
University Sakshi Singh Rawat - IHM Aurangabad '10
      
Personal Choices of Sakshi Singh Rawat are as follows -

Favorite Activity of Sakshi Singh Rawat - She loves eating.
Interest of Sakshi Singh Rawat - Music
Favorite Movies Sakshi Singh Rawat -

EuroTrip
X-Men
Desperate Housewives
James Bond
Across the Universe
Pulp Fiction
P.S. I Love You
Scream
Requiem for a Dream
Urban Legend
The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift
Perfume
The Illusionist
Transformers
The Devil Wears
Twilight
Scary Movie
Step Up
Zeitgeist
A Walk to Remember

Sakshi Singh Rawat is a Hotel Management student and she has been a naughty girl during her childhood. Residing in Kolkata, Sakshi Singh Rawat has now married Mahendra Singh Dhoni. Marriage Ceremony of Mahendra Singh Dhoni and Sakshi Singh Rawat was a historical event but was conducted in a secret manner so that there is no interruption in the between by anyone.
     

IPL 2011 Schedule – Indian Cricket Match Timetable 2011

IPL 2011 Schedule


Apr 8 8PM . Chennai Super Kings vs Kolkata Knight Riders Chennai
Apr 9 4PM . Deccan Chargers vs Rajasthan Royals Hyderabad
Apr 9 8PM . Kochi v Royal Challengers Bangalore Kochi
Apr 10 4PM . Delhi Daredevils vs Mumbai Indians Delhi
Apr 10 8PM . Pune Warriors vs Kings XI Punjab Navi Mumbai
Apr 11 8PM . Kolkata Knight Riders vs Deccan Chargers Kolkata
Apr 12 4PM . Rajasthan Royals vs Delhi Daredevils Jaipur
Apr 12 8PM . Royal Challengers Bangalore vs Mumbai Indians Bangalore
Apr 13 4PM . Pune Warriors vs Kochi Navi Mumbai
Apr 13 8PM . Kings XI Punjab vs Chennai Super Kings Mohali
Apr 14 8PM . Deccan Chargers vs Royal Challengers Bangalore Hyderabad
Apr 15 4PM . Mumbai Indians v Kochi Mumbai
Apr 15 8PM . Delhi Daredevils v Kolkata Knight Riders Delhi
Apr 16 4PM . Chennai Super Kings v Royal Challengers Bangalore Chennai
Apr 16 8PM . Deccan Chargers v Kings XI Punjab Hyderabad
Apr 17 4PM . Rajasthan v Kolkata Knight Riders Jaipur
Apr 17 8PM . Pune Warriors v Delhi Daredevils Navi Mumbai
Apr 18 8PM . Kochi v Chennai Super Kings Kochi
Apr 19 4PM . Delhi Daredevils vs Deccan Chargers Delhi
Apr 19 8PM . Royal Challengers Bangalore v Rajasthan Royals Bangalore
Apr 20 4PM . Mumbai Indians v Pune Warriors Mumbai
Apr 20 8PM . Kolkata Knight Riders v Kochi Kolkata
Apr 21 8PM . Kings XI Punjab v Rajasthan Royals Mohali
Apr 22 8PM . Mumbai Indians v Chennai Super Kings Mumbai
Apr 23 4PM . Kolkata Knight Riders v Royal Challengers Bangalore Kolkata
Apr 23 8PM . Delhi Daredevils v Kings XI Punjab Delhi
Apr 24 4PM . Deccan Chargers v Mumbai Indians Hyderabad
Apr 24 8PM . Rajasthan Royals v Kochi Jaipur
Apr 25 8PM . Chennai Super Kings v Pune Warriors Chennai
Apr 26 8PM . Delhi Daredevils v Royal Challengers Bangalore Delhi
Apr 27 4PM . Pune Warriors v Chennai Super Kings Navi Mumbai
Apr 27 8PM . Kochi v Deccan Chargers Kochi
Apr 28 4PM . Kolkata Knight Riders v Kings XI Punjab Kolkata
Apr 28 8PM . Rajasthan Royals v Mumbai Indians Jaipur
Apr 29 8PM . Royal Challengers Bangalore v Pune Bangalore
Apr 30 4PM . Kochi v Delhi Daredevils Kochi
Apr 30 8PM . Mumbai Indians v Kings XI Punjab Mumbai
May 1 4PM . Rajasthan Royals v Pune Warriors Jaipur
May 1 8PM . Chennai Super Kings v Deccan Chargers Chennai
May 2 8PM . Delhi Daredevils v Kochi Delhi
May 3 8PM . Deccan Chargers v Kolkata Knight Riders Hyderabad
May 4 4PM . Chennai Super Kings v Rajasthan Royals Chennai
May 4 8PM . Pune Warriors v Mumbai Indians Navi Mumbai
May 5 4PM . Kochi v Kolkata Knight Riders Kochi
May 5 8PM . Deccan Chargers v Delhi Daredevils Hyderabad
May 6 8PM . Royal Challengers Bangalore v Kings XI Punjab Bangalore
May 7 4PM . Kolkata Knight Riders v Chennai Super Kings Kolkata
May 7 8PM . Mumbai Indians v Delhi Daredevils Mumbai
May 8 4PM . Royal Challengers Bangalore v Kochi Bangalore
May 8 8PM . Kings XI Punjab v Pune Warriors Mohali
May 9 8PM . Rajasthan Royals v Chennai Super Kings Jaipur
May 10 4PM . Kings XI Punjab v Mumbai Indians Mohali
May 10 8PM . Deccan Chargers v Pune Warriors Hyderabad
May 11 8PM . Rajasthan Royals v Royal Challengers Bangalore Jaipur
May 12 8PM . Chennai Super Kings v Delhi Daredevils Chennai
May 13 8PM . Kochi v Kings XI Punjab Indore
May 14 4PM . Mumbai Indians v Deccan Chargers Mumbai
May 14 8PM . Royal Challengers Bangalore v Kolkata Knight Riders Bangalore
May 15 4PM . Kings XI Punjab v Delhi Daredevils Dharamsala
May 15 8PM . Kochi v Rajasthan Royals Indore
May 16 8PM . Kolkata Knight Riders v Mumbai Indians Kolkata
May 17 8PM . Pune Warriors v Deccan Chargers Pune
May 18 4PM . Kings XI Punjab v Royal Challengers Bangalore Dharamsala
May 18 8PM . Chennai Super Kings v Kochi Chennai
May 19 8PM . Pune Warriors v Kolkata Knight Riders Pune
May 20 8PM . Mumbai Indians v Rajasthan Royals Mumbai
May 21 4PM . Kings XI Punjab v Deccan Chargers Dharamsala
May 21 8PM . Delhi Daredevils v Pune Warriors Delhi
May 22 4PM . Royal Challengers Bangalore v Chennai Super Kings Bangalore
May 22 8PM . Kolkata Knight Riders v Rajasthan Royals Kolkata
May 24 8PM . Qualifier 1 Mumbai
May 25 8PM . Eliminator Mumbai
May 27 8PM . Qualifier 2 Chennai
May 28 8PM . Final Chennai

THE LUCKY MASCOT? Even after his disastrous start, S Sreesanth found himself playing the finals of the Cricket World Cup that India won.

  It’s a somewhat sedate and newly shorn S Sreesanth who greets you at his hotel room in Bangalore on Wednesday night. The infamously tempestuous bowler, who cricket fans will remember seeing wild-haired and teary-eyed on Saturday night when India took home the World Cup, was back in the city to walk the ramp for a charity event before he took off to join the Kochi IPL team for a practice match. But he took time out to get a long overdue haircut earlier in the day. “I chopped my hair today. I was growing it for 11 months before the World Cup and people were asking me when I was going to cut it. I will offer it at Tirupati when I get the chance to go,” Sree told BT.
    There was much debate over the fast bowler’s inclusion in the World Cup squad, and he admits that he himself never thought he’d make the team, let alone play in the final. “I didn’t expect to be in the playing 11 this time; I wasn’t even in the 15-member team before the tournament. So it was quite something to be given the new ball in our first match against Bangladesh,” he says. Sree maintains that it was his teammates’ encouragement that stood him in good stead throughout the final, even from his so-called nemesis Harbhajan Singh. “It’s all thanks to Dhoni and Sachin bhai. Bhajji called me up the previous night and said, ‘You might play tomorrow, so be prepared.’ Suresh Raina also encouraged me. All these small gestures made a difference,” he reveals.
    Team India’s “lucky charm”, as Sunil Gavaskar has called Sree, also recalls all the team’s successful campaigns he played that led him to getting that nickname — some of the most memorable ones being the India-Pakistan ODI series in 2006, (his first away series) and the T20 World Cup final in 2007, when he took the last catch which led to India winning the tournament. Does he think he’ll be as lucky for Team Kochi? Sree admits that “I’m still in World Cup mode, so it’ll be tough to get into T20 mode”. But in the wake of his face-off with his Kochi captain Mahela Jayawardene at the World Cup final, will it be even more tough to fit into the team? “Nothing happened with Jayawardene. I just said ‘Come on, captain!’ or something like that. I don’t know what people heard. I wasn’t being aggressive,” he maintains.
    What Sree wants to do now is become “a utility player”. “While Gary Kirsten said that I may be more suited to Tests, I should also work towards being more of an ODI player as well. I want to be an all-rounder,” he says. Does that mean he will tone down his famous aggression? “I’ve sacrificed a lot, but I’ve never changed. Only the people closest to me know that. People call it aggression, I call it passion. When I play, I think about today, not tomorrow,” he says.
    He is also looking further into the future at the prospect of playing in the 2015 World Cup. “The biggest challenge will be to not get carried away by the World Cup,” he says, admitting that he was guilty of doing exactly that after India won the T20 World Cup. “I’m 28, I want to make sure I’m fit for the next World Cup. I’m looking forward to playing in Australia and New Zealand. They have better wickets to bowl. I’d love to lead the attack,” he says resolutely.

Bharat ratna for sachin tendulkar Photos Family Pictures

The government of Maharashtr assembly passed a resolution on Tuesday recommending the highest civilian honour Bharat Ratna for Sachin Tendulkar. Member of Parliament Sanjay Nirupam had said, “We have strongly recommended Sachin’s name for the Bharat Ratna, and we should know the result in a few days.

sachins family

With his wife

At Kukke subramanya during his visit for Pooja

'People should watch porn instead of Poonam' Farah Khan

Jewellery designer Farah Khan Ali is upset with model Poonam Pandey's decision to go nude if the Indian cricket team wins the World Cup against Sri Lanka at the Wankhede stadium Saturday.

Farah says people who are excited about the prospect of watching Poonam naked should watch porn instead.


"It's amazing how notoriety can make a nobody famous overnight. Someone called Poonam Pandey is willing to bare all if the Indian cricket team wins & everyone is excited???? Would have been more exciting if a famous Bollywood star had said that. Who wants to see Poonam Pandey strip? Def not me," Farah, daughter of veteran actor Sanjay Khan, posted on micro-blogging site Twitter.

"It's very easy to get fame. The qsn is how long can u hang on to it successfully? And for those of u who are tickled at the prospect of seeing a woman bare all publicly (sick) go watch porn. U will get many choices there," she added.

Despite the wrath she has been facing for her announcement, Poonam, a Mumbai-based model, seems quite excited about her decision.

"I am a New Generaion (sic) Girl!!! Any thing for my Country to get Home the World Cup So INDIA Cheer with me That we need 1983 BACK," she tweeted.

Pandey seems to have taken inspiration from model Larissa Riquelme, who had promised to run nude if her country, Paraguay, won the football World Cup last year. Paraguay lost, but she ran naked anyway.

List of Players sold on IPL bidding 2011 by whom

Here is our interactive auction list to help you keep a track of the action unfolding in Bengaluru. Sort this list to suit your demand by clicking on column headers.

Players	Country	Type	Franchise	Sold At ($)	Base Price ($)
Adam Gilchrist	Australia	Wk/Batsman	Kings XI Punjab	900000	400000
Shaun Marsh	Australia	Batsman	Kings XI Punjab	400000	400000
Kevin Pietersen	England	Batsman	Deccan Chargers	650000	400000
Stuart Broad	England	All rounder	Kings XI Punjab	400000	400000
Rahul Dravid	India	Batsman	Rajasthan Royals	500000	400000
Yuvraj Singh	India	Batsman	Sahara Pune Warriors	1800000	400000
Daniel Vettori	New Zealand	Bowler	Bangalore	550000	400000
Brendon McCullum	New Zealand	Wk/Batsman	Kochi	475000	400000
Ross Taylor	New Zealand	Batsman	Rajasthan Royals	1000000	400000
Graeme Smith	South Africa	Batsman	Sahara Pune Warriors	500000	400000
AB De Villiers	South Africa	Batsman/Wk	Bangalore	1100000	400000
Mahela Jayawardene	Sri Lanka	Batsman	Kochi	1500000	400000
Tillakaratne Dilshan	Sri Lanka	Batsman	Bangalore	650000	400000
VVS Laxman	India	Batsman	Kochi	400000	400000
Andrew Symonds	Australia	All rounder	Mumbai Indians	850000	300000
Cameron White	Australia	Batsman	Deccan Chargers	1100000	300000
David Hussey	Australia	Batsman	Kings XI Punjab	1400000	300000
Zaheer Khan	India	Bowler	Bangalore	900000	300000
Yusuf Pathan	India	Batsman	Kolkata Knight Riders	2100000	300000
Jacques Kallis	South Africa	All rounder	Kolkata Knight Riders	1100000	300000
Kumar Sangakkara	Sri Lanka	Wk/Batsman	Deccan Chargers	700000	300000
Angelo Mathews	Sri Lanka	All rounder	Sahara Pune Warriors	950000	300000
Michael Hussey	Australia	Batsman	Chennai Super Kings	425000	200000
James Hopes	Australia	All rounder	Delhi Daredevils	350000	200000
Brad Haddin	Australia	Wk/Batsman	Kolkata Knight Riders	325000	200000
David Warner	Australia	Batsman	Delhi Daredevils	750000	200000
Steven Smith	Australia	All rounder	Kochi	200000	200000
Shakib Al Hasan	Bangladesh	All rounder	Kolkata Knight Riders	425000	200000
Irfan Pathan	India	All rounder	Delhi Daredevils	1900000	200000
Gautam Gambhir	India	Batsman	Kolkata Knight Riders	2400000	200000
Rudra Pratap Singh	India	Bowler	Kochi	500000	200000
Rohit Sharma	India	Batsman	Mumbai Indians	2000000	200000
Dinesh Karthik	India	Wk/Batsman	Kings XI Punjab	900000	200000
S Sreesanth	India	Bowler	Kochi	900000	200000
Robin Uthappa	India	Batsman	Sahara Pune Warriors	2100000	200000
JP Duminy	South Africa	Batsman	Deccan Chargers	300000	200000
Johan Botha	South Africa	Bowler	Rajasthan Royals	950000	200000
Dwayne Bravo	West Indies	All rounder	Chennai Super Kings	200000	200000
Tim Paine	Australia	Wk/Batsman	Sahara Pune Warriors	270000	100000
Ravindra Jadeja	India	All rounder	Kochi	950000	100000
Parthiv Patel	India	WK/Batsman	Kochi	290000	100000
Shikhar Dhawan	India	Batsman	Deccan Chargers	300000	100000
Naman Ojha	India	WK/Batsman	Delhi Daredevils	270000	100000
Saurabh Tiwary	India	Batsman	Bangalore	1600000	100000
Wriddhiman Saha	India	Wk/Batsman	Chennai Super Kings	100000	100000
James Franklin	New Zealand	All rounder	Mumbai Indians	100000	100000
Nathan McCullum	New Zealand	Bowler	Sahara Pune Warriors	100000	100000
Abhishek Nayar	India	All rounder	Kings XI Punjab	800000	50000
David Johan Jacobs	South Africa	Wicket Keeper	Mumbai Indians	190000	20000
Albie Morkel (retained)	South Africa	Bowler	Chennai Super Kings	500000
Sachin Tendulkar (retained)	India	Batsman	Mumbai Indians	1800000
Harbhajan Singh (retained)	India	Bowler	Mumbai Indians	1300000
MS Dhoni (retained)	India	Wicket Keeper	Chennai Super Kings	1800000
Suresh Raina (retained)	India	Batsman	Chennai Super Kings	1300000
M Vijay (retained)	India	Batsman	Chennai Super Kings	900000
Virender Sehwag (retained)	India	Batsman	Delhi Daredevils	1800000
Virat Kohli (retained)	India	Batsman	Bangalore	1800000
Kieron Pollard (retained)	West Indies	Batsman	Mumbai Indians	900000
Lasith Malinga (retained)	Sri Lanka	Bowler	Mumbai Indians	500000
Shane Warne (retained)	Australia	Bowler	Rajasthan Royals	1800000
Shane Watson (retained)	Australia	All rounder	Rajasthan Royals	1300000
Ishant Sharma	India	Bowler	Deccan Chargers	450000	200000
Praveen Kumar	India	Bowler	Kings XI Punjab	800000	200000
Ashish Nehra	India	Bowler	Sahara Pune Warriors	850000	200000
Brett Lee	Australia	Bowler	Kolkata Knight Riders	400000	400000
Morne Morkel	South Africa	Bowler	Delhi Daredevils	475000	100000
Dale Steyn	South Africa	Bowler	Deccan Chargers	1200000	200000
Ryan Harris	Australia	Bowler	Kings XI Punjab	325000	200000
Dirk Nannes	Australia	Bowler	Bangalore	650000	200000
Doug Bollinger	Australia	Bowler	Chennai Super Kings	700000	200000
Muttiah Muralitharan	Sri Lanka	Bowler	Kochi	1100000	300000
Piyush Chawla	India	Bowler	Kings XI Punjab	900000	100000
Ravichandran Ashwin	India	Bowler	Chennai Super Kings	850000	100000
Pragyan Ojha	India	Bowler	Deccan Chargers	500000	200000
Amit Mishra	India	Bowler	Deccan Chargers	300000	100000
Ramesh Powar	India	Bowler	Kochi	180000	100000
Aaron Finch	Australia	Batsman	Delhi Daredevils	300000	100000
Eoin Morgan	England	Batsman	Kolkata Knight Riders	350000	200000
Brad Hodge	Australia	Batsman	Kochi	425000	200000
Callum Ferguson	Australia	Batsman	Sahara Pune Warriors	300000	200000
Manoj Tiwary	India	Batsman	Kolkata Knight Riders	475000	100000
Cheteshwar Pujara	India	Batsman	Bangalore	700000	100000
Subramaniam Badrinath	India	Batsman	Chennai Super Kings	800000	100000
Paul Collingwood	England	Batsman	Rajasthan Royals	250000	200000
Matthew Scott Wade	Australia	Wicket Keeper	Delhi Daredevils	100000	100000
Daniel Christian	Australia	All rounder	Deccan Chargers	900000	50000
Thisara Perera	Sri Lanka	All rounder	Kochi	80000	50000
Ajit Agarkar	India	Bowler	Delhi Daredevils	210000	100000
Charl Langeveldt	South Africa	Bowler	Bangalore	140000	100000
Ranganath Vinay Kumar	India	Bowler	Kochi	475000	100000
Ashok Dinda	India	Bowler	Delhi Daredevils	375000	100000
Munaf Patel	India	Bowler	Mumbai Indians	700000	100000
Shaun Tait	Australia	Bowler	Rajasthan Royals	300000	300000
Umesh Yadav	India	Bowler	Delhi Daredevils	750000	50000
Clint McKay	Australia	Bowler	Mumbai Indians	110000	100000
Lakshmipathy Balaji	India	Bowler	Kolkata Knight Riders	500000	100000
Roelof van der Merwe	South Africa	Bowler	Delhi Daredevils	50000	50000
Stephen O'Keefe	Australia	Bowler	Kochi	20000	20000
Luke Pomersbach	Australia	Batsman	Bangalore	50000	20000
Venugopal Rao	India	Batsman	Delhi Daredevils	700000	100000
Scott Styris	New Zealand	All rounder	Chennai Super Kings	200000	100000
Ben Hilfenhaus	Australia	Bowler	Chennai Super Kings	100000	100000
Jaidev Unadkat	India	Bowler	Kolkata Knight Riders	250000	50000
Manpreet Gony	India	Bowler	Deccan Chargers	290000	50000
Joginder Sharma	India	Bowler	Chennai Super Kings	150000	100000
Wayne Parnell	South Africa	Bowler	Sahara Pune Warriors	160000	100000
Abhmanyu Mithun	India	All rounder	Bangalore	260000	100000
Nuwan Kulasekara	Sri Lanka	Bowler	Chennai Super Kings	100000	100000
Sudeep Tyagi	India	Bowler	Chennai Super Kings	240000	50000
Suraj Randiv	Sri Lanka	All rounder	Chennai Super Kings	80000	50000
Owais Shah	England	Batsman	Kochi	200000	200000
Michael Klinger	Australia	Batsman	Kochi	75000	20000
Ryan ten Doeschate	Netherlands	All rounder	Kolkata Knight Riders	150000	50000
Mitchell Marsh	Australia	All rounder	Sahara Pune Warriors	290000	100000
Andrew McDonald	Australia	All rounder	Delhi Daredevils	80000	50000
John Hastings	Australia	All rounder	Kochi	20000	20000
Pankaj Singh	India	Bowler	Rajasthan Royals	95000	50000
Johan van der Wath	South Africa	Bowler	Bangalore	50000	50000
Jerome Taylor	West Indies	Bowler	Sahara Pune Warriors	100000	100000
James Pattison	Australia	Bowler	Kolkata Knight Riders	100000	100000
Alfonso Thomas	South Africa	Bowler	Sahara Pune Warriors	100000	50000
George Bailey	Australia	Batsman	Chennai Super Kings	50000	50000
Rilee Rossouw	South Africa	Batsman	Bangalore	20000	20000
Nuwan Pradeep	Sri Lanka	Bowler	Bangalore	20000	20000
Chris Lynn	Australia	Batsman	Deccan Chargers	20000	20000
Francois Du Plessis	South Africa	All rounder	Chennai Super Kings	120000	20000
Jesse Ryder	New Zealand	Batsman	Sahara Pune Warriors	150000	100000
Murali Kartik	India	Bowler	Sahara Pune Warriors	400000	200000
Juan Theron	South Africa	Bowler	Deccan Chargers	85000	50000
Travis Birt	Australia	Batsman	Delhi Daredevils	20000	20000
Dimitri Mascarenhas	England	All rounder	Kings XI Punjab	100000	100000
Jonathan David Vandiar	South Africa	Batsman	Bangalore	20000	20000
Moises Henriques	Australia	All rounder	Mumbai Indians	50000	50000
Colin Ingram	South Africa	Batsman	Delhi Daredevils	100000	100000
Michael Lumb	England	Batsman	Deccan Chargers	80000	50000
Nathan Rimmington	Australia	Bowler	Kings XI Punjab	20000	20000
Aiden Blizzard	Australia	Batsman	Mumbai Indians	20000	20000
Robert Frylinck	South Africa	Batsman	Delhi Daredevils	20000	20000
Mohammad Kaif	India	Batsman	Bangalore	130000	100000

List of players sold on IPL bidding 2011

  


Here is a list of players, their new teams and the amount spent.

Gautam Gambhir - Kolkata Knight Riders - $2.4 million

Yusuf Pathan - Kolkata Knight Riders - $2.1 million

Robin Uthappa - Pune - $2.1 million

Rohit Sharma - Mumbai Indians - $2 million

Irfan Pathan - Delhi Daredevils - $1.9 million

Yuvraj Singh - Pune - $1.8 million

Saurabh Tiwary - Royal Challengers Bangalore - $1.6 million

Mahela Jayawardene - Kochi - $1.5 million

David Hussey - Kings XI Punjab - $1.4 million

Dale Steyn  - Deccan Chargers - $1.2 million

Muttiah Muralitharan - Kochi - $1.1 million

AB de Villiers - Royal Challengers Bangalore - $1.1 million

Cameron White - Deccan Chargers - $1.1 million

Jacques Kallis - Kolkata Knight Riders - $1.1 million

Ross Taylor - Rajasthan Royals - $1 million

Angelo Mathews - Pune - $950,000

Ravindra Jadeja - Kochi - $950,000

Johan Botha - Rajasthan Royals - $950,000

Dinesh Karthik - Kings XI Punjab - $900,000

Piyush Chawla - Kings XI Punjab - $900,000

Sreesanth - Kochi - $900,000

Adam Gilchrist - Kings XI Punjab - $900,000

Zaheer Khan - Royal Challengers Bangalore - $900,000

R Ashwin - Chennai Super Kings - $850,000

Ashish Nehra - Pune - $850,000

Andrew Symonds - Mumbai Indians - $850,000

S Badrinath - Chennai Super Kings - $800,000

Praveen Kumar - Kings XI Punjab - $800,000

Abhishek Nayar - Kings XI Punjab - $800,000

David Warner - Delhi - $750,000

Cheteswar Pujara - Royal Challengers Bangalore - $700,000

Doug Bollinger - Chennai Super Kings - $700,000

Kumar Sangakkara - Deccan Chargers - $700,000

Dirk Nannes - Royal Challengers Bangalore - $650,000

Tillakaratne Dilshan - Royal Challengers Bangalore - $650,000

Kevin Pietersen - Deccan Chargers - $650,000

Daniel Vettori - Royal Challengers Bangalore - $550,000

Pragyan Ojha - Deccan Chargers - $500,000

Rahul Dravid - Rajasthan Royals - $500,000

Graeme Smith - Pune - $500,000

RP Singh - Kochi - $500,000

Manoj Tiwary - Kolkata Knight Riders - $475,000

Morne Morkel - Delhi Daredevils - $475,000

Brendon McCullum - Kochi - $475,000

Ishant Sharma - Deccan Chargers - $450,000

Brad Hodge - Kochi - $425,000

Shakib al Hasan - Kolkata Knight Riders - $425,000

Michael Hussey - Chennai - $425,000

Brett Lee - Kolkata Knight Riders - $400,000

Stuart Broad - Kings XI Punjab - $400,000

VVS Laxman - Kochi - $400,000

Eoin Morgan - Kolkata Knight Riders - $350,000

James Hopes - Delhi Daredevils - $350,000

Ryan Harris - Kings XI Punjab - $325,000

Brad Haddin  - Kolkata Knight Riders - $325,000

Callum Ferguson - Pune - $300,000

Aaron Finch - Delhi Daredevils - $300,000

Amit Mishra - Deccan Chargers - $300,000

Shikhar Dhawan - Deccan Chargers - $300,000

JP Duminy - Deccan Chargers - $300,000

Parthiv Patel - Kochi - $290,000

Naman Ojha - Delhi Daredevils - $270,000

Tim Paine - Pune - $270,000

Paul Collingwood - Rajasthan Royals - $250,000

Steven Smith - Kochi - $200,000

Dwayne Bravo - Chennai Super Kings at $200,000

Davy Jacobs - Mumbai Indians - $190,000

Ramesh Powar - Kochi - $180,000

Nathan McCullum - Pune - $100,000

James Franklin - Mumbai Indians - $100,000

Wriddhiman Saha - Chennai - $100,000

Unsold: Tamim Iqbal, Chamara Kapugedera, Murali Kartik, Ajantha Mendis, Graeme Swann, James Anderson, Dilhara Fernando, Luke Wright, Matt Prior, Mark Boucher, Graeme Manou, Brian Lara, Herschelle Gibbs, Jesse Ryder, Sourav Ganguly and Chris Gayle.