Even other franchises made some big buys and Sunrisers Hyderabad surprised many with their massive bid for Ishan Kishan. The wicketkeeper-batter has been in poor form in recent times and has lost his place in the Indian squad.

They acquired wicketkeeper-batter Ishan Kishan for Rs 11.25 crore, pacers Mohammed Shami and Harshal Patel for Rs10 crore and Rs8 crore respectively, and spinner Rahul Chahar for Rs 3.2 crore. Not just this, SRH also acquired Abhinav Manohar for Rs 3.2 ...

Most may have felt surprised that the Mumbai Indians did not use their Right To Match card for Ishan Kishan. The expectation was that they would certainly get Kishan back, so what stopped them from doing so?

The IPL 2025 Mega Auction delivered a major surprise as Mumbai Indians opted not to bid for their long-time wicketkeeper-batter Ishan Kishan. In a bidding battle involving Sunrisers Hyderabad and Royal Challengers Bengaluru,

The explosive left-hander, previously with Mumbai Indians, triggered an intense bidding war before landing with his new franchise. The 25-year-old's breakthrough season came in 2020 when he scored 516 runs at an impressive average of 57.

Ishan Kishan has been acquired by Sunrisers Hyderabad for Rs 11.25 crore in the IPL 2025 auction after being released by Mumbai Indians. Despite a hefty price tag of Rs 15.25 crore in the previous auction,

Ishan Kishan will play for SRH next season, having been bought for INR 11.25 crore. Glenn Maxwell and R Ashwin have returned to old sides in PBKS and CSK while KKR wrestled Venkatesh Iyer back from the auction pool for INR 23.