ISPL 2025 auction: Final list of all players and teams

The Indian Street Premier League (ISPL) Season 2 auction captivated cricket enthusiasts with fierce bidding wars as six franchises competed to assemble formidable squads for the upcoming season. Scheduled to take place at Mumbai’s Dadoji Kondadev Stadium from January 26 to February 15, the auction underscored the growing prominence of tennis-ball cricket in India.

The mega event, held in Mumbai on Wednesday, featured 350 players selected from 55 cities through extensive trials. By the end of the intense bidding, 96 players were chosen by the teams, with a total expenditure exceeding ₹5.54 crore.

Highlighting the auction was Majhi Mumbai’s acquisition of Abhishek Kumar Dalhor for ₹20.50 lakh, making him the most expensive player. Majhi Mumbai, owned by Bollywood legend Amitabh Bachchan, outbid competitors in a dramatic escalation from Dalhor’s base price of ₹3 lakh. Another notable moment was the selection of 15-year-old Sharik Yasir, the youngest player in the auction, who was picked up by Akshay Kumar-owned Srinagar Ke Veer for ₹3 lakh.

Incorporating the Right-to-Match (RTM) and Icon Player rules, the auction introduced strategic elements, allowing teams to retain two players from the previous season and include one icon player in their squads. High-profile signings included Vijay Jaysing (₹13.75 lakh for Majhi Mumbai), Saroj Paramanik (₹16.25 lakh for KVN Bangalore Strikers owned by Hrithik Roshan), Krishna Satpute (₹8.50 lakh for Falcon Risers Hyderabad owned by Ram Charan), and Bhavesh Pawar (₹8.50 lakh for Tiigers of Kolkata, co-owned by Kareena Kapoor Khan and Saif Ali Khan).

Launched earlier this year, the ISPL transforms street cricket into a professional spectacle with its innovative T10 tennis-ball format. The league’s inaugural season garnered widespread attention, showcasing exceptional performances and turning players into household names.

Core Committee Member and cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar expressed enthusiasm for the league’s expansion. “The growing interest in ISPL is truly encouraging. This format provides a competitive platform for players to shine. The inaugural season showcased remarkable talent, and this year, we’ve expanded to more cities to uncover emerging stars. I hope these players seize this opportunity to gain recognition,” he said.

Ashish Shelar, another Core Committee Member, highlighted the league’s massive popularity. “Season 1 was a huge success, blending sports and entertainment. Fans loved it inside stadiums, on TV, and OTT platforms. With over 30 lakh registrations for this season, we’re excited to present an even bigger second edition,” he remarked.

ISPL Final Teams / Squads List

Tiigers of Kolkata: Bhavesh Pawar (8.50 lakh), Ravi Gupta (6 lakh), Firas Mohammed (3 lakh), Vivek Mohanan (5 lakh), Prathamesh Thakare (11 lakh), Navaz Khan (5.50 lakh), Fardeen Kazi (15.90 lakh), Thomas Dias (8.15 lakh), Hardeep Singh (3 lakh), Munna Shaikh (6.50 lakh), Sarfraz Khan (3 lakh), Rohit Chandigarh (3 lakh), Subhajit Jana Dhoni (3 lakh), Imroz Khan (9.50 lakh), Shivam Kumar (3.40 lakh) and Firdos Alam (3 lakh).

Majhi Mumbai: Deepak Limboo (3 lakh), Kabir Singh (3 lakh), Abhishek Dalhor (20.50 lakh), Vijay Jaysing (13.75 lakh), Ankur Singh (3.20 lakh), Eshant Sharma (3 lakh), Yogesh Penkar (11.65 lakh), Rajat Mundhe (5 lakh), Mehendra Chandan (3 lakh), Asif Luhar (3 lakh), Mohammed Nadeem (8.25 lakh), Amit Naik (3 lakh), Rajendra Singh (7 lakh), Ankit Yadav (3 lakh), Vijay Kumar (3 lakh) and Birendra Ram (3 lakh).

KVN Bangalore Strikers: Akash Gautam (4.40 lakh), Saroj Paramanik (16.25 lakh), Irfan Patel (5.25 lakh), Bunty Patel (3 lakh), Arjun Bhosale (3 lakh), Pinku Paul (10 lakh), Sanjay Kanojjiya (10.10 lakh), Pradeep Patil (3 lakh), Prathamesh Pawar (3 lakh), Ankit Mourya (3 lakh), Nitin Matunge (3 lakh), Shreyash Matiwaddar (3 lakh), Ashiq Shamsu (6.50 lakh), Krushna Pawar (10.50 lakh), Farman Khan (3 lakh) and Ajaz Qureshi (10 lakh).

Falcon Risers Hyderabad: Krishna Satpute (8.50 lakh), Vishwajit Thakur (10.50 lakh), Varun Kumar (3 lakh), Jonty Sarkar (3 lakh), Aryan Kharkar (3 lakh), Irfan Umair (16.50 lakh), Prathmesh Mhatre (4 lakh), Rajesh Poojary (3 lakh), Prabjot Singh (3 lakh), Mansoor KL (3 lakh), Shreyash Kadam (3 lakh), Anand Baghel (3 lakh), Vicky Bhoir (12.50 lakh), Aakash Jangid (3 lakh), Bablu Patil (11 lakh) and Parveen Kumar (6.50 lakh).

Chennai Singams: Deepak Dogra (6 lakh), Sumeet Dhekale (10.10 lakh), Siyyadri Siyyadri (3 lakh), Rahul Sawant (3 lakh), Shubham Sangale (3 lakh), Jagat Sarkar (15.40 lakh), Venkatachalapathi Vignesh (3 lakh), Jignesh Patel (6.65 lakh), Vedant Mayekar (3 lakh), Devid Gogoi (4.20 lakh), Prashant Gharat (5.75 lakh), Mohammad Zeeshan (3 lakh), Ketan Mhatre (17.25 lakh), R. Thavith Kumar (3 lakh), Anurag Sarshar (9.60 lakh) and Farhat Ahmad (3 lakh).

Srinagar Ke Veer: Dilip Binjwa (6 lakh), Akash Tarekar (3 lakh), Sai Shelar (3 lakh), Prajyot Ambhire (6.75 lakh), Sahil Longale (3.20 lakh), Lokesh Lokesh (6.25 lakh), Harsh Adsul (3 lakh), Sagar Ali (6 lakh), Sharik Yasir (3 lakh), Raju Mukhiya (8.50 lakh), Rajesh Sorte (3 lakh), Hanumanth Reddy Kapu (3 lakh), Suvronil Roy (4.40 lakh), Firoz Shaikh (3 lakh), Mangesh Vaity (3 lakh) and Sanskar Dhyani (3 lakh).