Sports Minister name in IPL 2022 mega auction with 50 lakh base price

BCCI announced 590 players list for IPL 2022 mega auctions this time. There will be 10 teams bidding for the players they want from these players. The list includes a host of star players like Shikhar Dhawan, R Ashwin, David Warner, Trent Boult, Mohammad Shami. Sports Minister name in IPL 2022 mega auction with 50 lakh base price. West Bengal sports minister Manoj Tiwary name IPL auction.

Among all these, the name of West Bengal’s sports minister is now on the IPL mega auction list. Yes, Manoj Tiwary, who plays for India, has even given his name to the mega auction. Rs 50 lakh by Manoj Tiwary for his original price. Has been declared. Manoj Tiwary, who previously played for KKR and Rising Pune Giants, will be appearing in Kings XI Punjab (now Punjab Kings) 2018.

No team had bought Manoj Tiwary since then. Rs 50 lakhs last season. Tiwary was unsold with the base price. Manoj Tiwary name include in Bengal team for Ranji Trophy. Manoj Tiwary played his last first-class match for Bengal in the 2020 Ranji Trophy against Saurashtra. He was expected to play this time too.

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Tiwary, who is currently the Sports Minister of West Bengal, won the Shibpur constituency in last year’s Assembly elections. He was later made the Minister of Sports and Youth Affairs. Now, Manoj Tiwary is seen as a sports minister and a player. Now that Manoj has been named in the IPL mega auction, it remains to be seen whether he will be sold this time.

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Preparations for the IPL 2022 mega auction has begun. BCCI announced a total of 590 players are in the final arena for the IPL season 15 mega auction. It includes 370 Indian players. 220 foreign players have been selected for the mega auction.

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The Australian players are the highest numbers of foreign players. There are 47 Australian players in the list, 34 in the West Indies and 33 in South Africa. There are 24 players from England, 24 from New Zealand and 23 from Sri Lanka. This time, 17 Afghanistan players have also been placed.