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List of 2012 Indian Premier League personnel changes

List of 2012 Indian Premier League personnel changes

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This is a list of all personnel changes for the 2012 Indian Premier League(IPL).

Retirement

Shane Warne retired at age 41.
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Transfers

The first transfer window was between 15 December and 20 January 2012 and included the following transfers.[5]

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New additions

The following players were either retained who played for the team last year as a replacement or a local Indian player who is selected to play for them without going into the auction.

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Retained players

Players bought out

The following players were left out by their teams who were actually bought in the auction, or bought from Indian domestic circuit or played for a particular team for 1 season as a replacement player.

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Withdrawn players

The following players withdrew from the tournament either due to injuries or because of other reasons.

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Replacement signings

Players were signed as replacement of contracted players who were not available to play due to injuries and national commitments. Under IPL rules, the replacements have to be chosen from the pool of players who went unsold in the auction, and cannot be paid more than the players they are replacing, though they can be paid less.

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Auction

The players auction for the 2012 Indian Premier League (fifth season) was held on 4 February 2012 in Bangalore.[20] Each player in the auction pool had a base price under which franchise owners cannot bid. Players were allowed to set their base price between $20,000 to $400,000. The auction was telecast live on SET Max, the official broadcaster of IPL.[21]

IPL authority increased the number of players in each squad to 33 from the previous limit of 30 and also increased the salary cap by $2 million.[20] Each team can have a maximum of 11 overseas players in their squad and they can spend up to $2 million at auction.

The players of Kochi Tuskers Kerala were included in the players auction.[22] Kochi was terminated by the BCCI in September 2011.

Sold players

The list of players sold at 2012 IPL player auction.[23] Pune Warriors India did not take part.

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Players list

Players list[24]
  • First tier ($400,000):
  1. England Graeme Swann
  2. India VVS Laxman
  3. India Sreesanth
  4. New Zealand Brendon McCullum
  • Second tier ($300,000):
  1. England Alastair Cook
  2. Australia Mitchell Johnson
  3. England James Anderson
  4. Sri Lanka Mahela Jayawardene
  • Third tier ($200,000):
  1. Australia Brad Hodge
  2. Australia Peter Siddle
  3. Australia Steve Smith
  4. England Ian Bell
  5. England Owais Shah
  6. England Matt Prior
  7. England Chris Tremlett
  8. England Luke Wright
  9. England Rikki Clarke
  10. India RP Singh
  11. India Parthiv Patel
  12. South Africa Vernon Philander
  13. South Africa Nicky Boje
  14. Sri Lanka Muttiah Muralitharan
  • Fourth tier ($100,000):
Capped:
  1. Australia Brad Hogg
  2. Australia Stuart MacGill
  3. Australia Xavier Doherty
  4. Australia Adam Voges
  5. Australia Stephen O'Keefe
  6. England Azhar Mahmood
  7. England Jade Dernbach
  8. England Ravi Bopara
  9. England Simon Jones
  10. India Ravindra Jadeja
  11. India Vinay Kumar
  12. India Ramesh Powar
  13. India VRV Singh
  14. New Zealand Jacob Oram
  15. New Zealand Tim Southee
  16. New Zealand Kyle Mills
  17. South Africa Mark Boucher
  18. South Africa Justin Kemp
  19. South Africa Neil McKenzie
  20. South Africa Robin Peterson
  21. South Africa Alviro Petersen
  22. South Africa Morne van Wyk
  23. South Africa Ryan McLaen
  24. South Africa Imran Tahir
  25. Sri Lanka Dilhara Fernando
  26. Cricket West Indies Ramnaresh Sarwan
  27. Cricket West Indies Marlon Samuels
  28. Cricket West Indies Denesh Ramdin
  29. Cricket West Indies Dwayne Smith
  30. Cricket West Indies Ravi Rampaul
  31. Cricket West Indies Fidel Edwards
  32. Cricket West Indies Daren Ganga
  33. Cricket West Indies Darren Bravo
  34. Zimbabwe Brendan Taylor
  35. Zimbabwe Raymond Price
Uncapped:
  1. Australia Ben Cutting
  2. Australia James Faulkner
  3. England Tom Maynard
  • Fifth tier ($50,000):
Capped:
  1. Australia Jason Krejza
  2. Australia Ben Laughlin
  3. Australia Luke Ronchi
  4. Australia Shane Harwood
  5. Australia Usman Khawaja
  6. Bangladesh Tamim Iqbal
  7. England Mal Loye
  8. New Zealand Lou Vincent
  9. New Zealand Ian Butler
  10. New Zealand Andy McKay
  11. New Zealand Rob Nicol
  12. New Zealand Doug Bracewell
  13. South Africa Herschelle Gibbs
  14. South Africa Lonwabo Tsotsobe
  15. South Africa Rory Kleinveldt
  16. South Africa Marchant de Lange
  17. Sri Lanka Upul Tharanga
  18. Sri Lanka Farveez Maharoof
  19. Sri Lanka Chamara Kapugedera
  20. Sri Lanka Ajantha Mendis
  21. Sri Lanka Thisara Perera
  22. Sri Lanka Dinesh Chandimal
  23. Sri Lanka Rangana Herath
  24. Sri Lanka Chanaka Welegedara
  25. Cricket West Indies Lendl Simmons
  26. Cricket West Indies Sulieman Benn
  27. Cricket West Indies Andre Russell
  28. Cricket West Indies Devendra Bishoo
  29. Cricket West Indies Adrian Barath
  30. Cricket West Indies Sunil Narine
  31. Zimbabwe Hamilton Masakadza
  32. Zimbabwe Charles Coventry
  33. Zimbabwe Prosper Utseya
Uncapped:
  1. Australia Cameron Borgas
  2. Australia Lee Carseldine
  3. Australia Ben Edmondson
  4. Australia Peter Forrest
  5. Australia Daniel Harris
  6. Australia Michael Klinger
  7. Australia Michael Neser
  8. England Jason Roy
  9. Netherlands Tom Cooper
  10. Republic of Ireland Kevin O’Brien
  11. Republic of Ireland Niall O’Brien
  12. South Africa Johan van der Wath
  13. South Africa Ahmed Amla
  14. South Africa Dillon du Preez
  15. South Africa Robert Frylinck
  16. South Africa Richard Levi
  17. Cricket West Indies Kevon Cooper
  • Sixth tier ($20,000):
Capped:
  1. Australia Josh Hazlewood
  2. Australia Trent Copeland
  3. New Zealand Adam Milne
  4. South Africa Jacques Rudolph
  5. South Africa Paul Harris
  6. South Africa Gulam Bodi
  7. South Africa Vaughn van Jaarsveld
  8. South Africa Andrew Puttick
  9. Sri Lanka Thilina Kandamby
  10. Sri Lanka Thilan Thushara
  11. Sri Lanka Jeevan Mendis
  12. Sri Lanka Dilruwan Perera
  13. Sri Lanka Lahiru Thirimanne
  14. Sri Lanka Kosala Kulasekara
  15. Sri Lanka Nuwan Pradeep
  16. Cricket West Indies Andre Fletcher
  17. Cricket West Indies Krishmar Santokie
  18. Zimbabwe Keegan Meth
  19. Zimbabwe Tino Mawoyo
Uncapped:
  1. Australia Tim Cruickshank
  2. Australia Aaron Heal
  3. Australia Ashton May
  4. Australia Alister McDermott
  5. Australia Aaron O’Brien
  6. Australia Ben Rohrer
  7. Australia Daniel Smith
  8. South Africa Farhaan Behardien
  9. South Africa Henry Davids
  10. South Africa CJ de Villiers
  11. South Africa Daryn Smit
  12. South Africa JJ Smuts
  13. South Africa Craig Thyssen
  14. Sri Lanka Sachithra Senanayake
  15. Cricket West Indies Samuel Badree
  16. Cricket West Indies Jonathan Carter

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    "Australian all-rounder Andrew Symonds retires from cricket". BBC Sport. BBC. 16 February 2012. Retrieved 16 February 2012.
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    Pune Warriors India (PWI) retained Sourav Ganguly
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    Royal Challengers Bangalore retain Chris Gayle
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    "Kings XI Punjab sign-up Abbott and Cutting". ESPNcricinfo. ESPN. 14 April 2012. Retrieved 2 December 2012.
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    "Parameswaran replaces injured Aravind for RCB". ESPNcricinfo. ESPN. 5 May 2012. Retrieved 2 December 2012.
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    "Delhi Daredevils pick Bodi, Maxwell". ESPNcricinfo. ESPN. 19 March 2012. Retrieved 2 December 2012.
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    "IPL 2012: Pune Warriors Sign Opener Tamim Iqbal". Cricket World. 30 March 2012. Retrieved 2 December 2012.
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    "Michael Clarke joins Sahara Pune Warriors for undisclosed sum". The Times of India. 29 March 2012. Retrieved 2 December 2012.
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    Pune Warriors India sign Marlon Samuels
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    "Steven Smith replaces Mitchell Marsh in Pune squad". The Times of India. 10 March 2012. Retrieved 2 December 2012.
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    "Pune sign Luke Wright for IPL 5". Lalitmodi.com. 9 March 2012. Retrieved 11 March 2012.
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    "Mumbai Indians sign up SA opener Richard Levi". The Indian Express. 27 February 2012. Retrieved 3 December 2012.
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    "IPL 2012 Players Auction".
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    IPL 2012 Auction: Set Max brings DLF IPL Player Auction 2012
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    "Kochi IPL players to be in IPL 2012 auction".
  23. [23]
    List of Players Sold in IPL 2012 Players Auction
  24. [24]
    List of Players in IPL 2012 Players Auction: IPL 5 Auction
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