PHOTOS: Al Portrays KKR Squad In Party Mode After Intense IPL 2024 Auction

Captain Shreyas Iyer was retained by the franchise. He missed the 2023 edition due to a back injury and will return to lead the Knight Riders next year.

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Mujeeb Ur Rahman has represented multiple franchises in IPL. However, the Knight Riders have pouched him for the 2024 edition for 2 crore.

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Rahmanullah Gurbaz was retained ahead of the 2024 edition following a stellar 2023 World Cup. Chetan Sakariya, meanwhile, went to KKR, for 50 lakh.

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Mitchell Starc became the costliest player in IPL auction history. Starc was in demand of multiple franchises, but KKR pouched him for 24.75 crore.

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Harshit Rana was retained ahead of the auction and Angkrish Raghuvanshi was bought by KKR for his base price of 20 lakh.

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Sunil Narine was retained before the auction. Manish Pandey returned to the franchise, having played a critical role in their title win in 2014.

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Andre Russell and Varun Chakravarthy were retained before the auction. Ramandeep Singh joined KKR for his base price of 20 lakh.

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KS Bharat was bought by KKR for his base price of 50 lakh. Former captain Nitish Rana and opener Jason Roy were retained.

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Rinku Singh and Vaibhav Arora were retained ahead of the auction. West Indies all-rounder Sherfane Rutherford fetched INR 1.5 crore.

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Sakib Hussain was bought for his base price of 20 lakh, while Anukul Roy and Venkatesh Iyer were retained.

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England pacer Gus Atkinson was pouched for his base price of 1 crore. Spin-bowler Suyash Sharma was retained by the franchise.

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KKR have won the crown twice, but have been inconsistent in the last few seasons. Hence, they will look to go all the way in 2024.

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