Harmanpreet Singh Hockey India League Auction, HIL Auction: Indian captain Harmanpreet Singh sold the most expensive, Surma Hockey Club bid this much – hockey india league harmanpreet singh becomes most expensive player in day 1 auction

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New Delhi: On Sunday, the first day of the Hockey India League (HIL) auction, Indian men’s team captain Harmanpreet Singh became the most expensive player while Soorma Hockey Club bought the star drag-flicker for Rs 78 lakh. All eight franchises spent huge sums to acquire the services of key players of the Indian men’s hockey team.

Total expenditure of Rs 16 crore 88 lakh

Abhishek became the second most expensive player, bought by Shrachi Radh Bengal Tigers for Rs 72 lakh while UP Rudras spent Rs 70 lakh for Hardik Singh. Tamil Nadu Dragons made the highest bid of Rs 48 lakh for Amit Rohidas while Jugraj Singh was also bought by Bengal Tigers for the same amount. Hyderabad Storms added Sumit for Rs 46 lakh. Indian goalkeepers Suraj Karkera and Pawan were bought by Team Gonasika and Delhi SG Pipers for Rs 22 lakh and Rs 15 lakh respectively.

List of top-5 most expensive players
A total of 54 players including 18 foreign players were sold here on Sunday. All eight franchises spent a total of Rs 16 crore 88 lakh 50 thousand on the first day. The five most expensive players sold on the day are as follows: 1. Harmanpreet Singh (India) – Surma Hockey Club – Rs 78 lakh 2. Abhishek (India) – Shrachi Radh Bengal Tigers – Rs 72 lakh 3. Hardik Singh (India) – UP Rudras – Rs 70 lakh 4. Gonzalo Peilat (Germany) – Hyderabad Storms – Rs 68 lakh 5. Jip Jansen (Netherlands) – Tamil Nadu Dragons

gonzalo most expensive player
Germany’s Gonzalo Peillat was the most expensive foreign player, bought by Tamil Nadu Dragons for Rs 68 lakh. Netherlands’ Zip Jansen was also bought by Tamil Nadu Dragons for Rs 54 lakh. Among foreign goalkeepers, Ireland’s David Harte was sold for the highest amount. He was bought by Tamil Nadu Dragons for Rs 32 lakh. Teams also spent big money on Germany’s Jean-Paul Dannenberg (Hyderabad Storms, Rs 27 lakh), Netherlands’ Pirmin Black (Bengal Tigers, Rs 25 lakh) and Belgium’s Vincent Vanash (Surma Hockey Club, Rs 23 lakh). .

The list of players sold on the first day is as follows: 1. Gurjant Singh – Surma Hockey Club – Rs 19 lakh 2. Mandeep Singh – Team Gonasika – Rs 25 lakh 3. Manpreet Singh – Team Gonasika – Rs 42 lakh 4. Sukhjit Singh – Shrachi Radh Bengal Tigers – Rs 42 lakh 5. Amit Rohidas – Tamil Nadu Dragons – Rs 48 lakh 6. Neelkant Sharma – Hyderabad Storms – Rs 34 lakh 7. Sanjay – Kalinga Lancers – Rs 38 lakh 8. Lalit Kumar Upadhyay – UP Rudras – Rs 28 lakh 9. Vivek Sagar Prasad – Surma Hockey Club – Rs 40 lakh 10. Hardik Singh – UP Rudras – Rs 70 lakh 11. Harmanpreet Singh – Surma Hockey Club – Rs 78 lakh 12. Sumit – Hyderabad Hurricanes – Rs 46 lakh 13. Abhishek – Shrachi Radh Bengal Tigers – Rs 72 lakh 14 Jugraj Singh – Shrachi Radh Bengal Tigers – Rs 48 lakh 15. Krishna B Pathak – Kalinga Lancers – Rs 32 lakh 16. Shamsher Singh – Delhi SG Pipers – Rs 42 lakh 17. Jarmanpreet Singh – Delhi SG Pipers – Rs 40 lakh 18. Rajkumar Pal – Delhi SG Pipers – Rs 40 lakh 19. David Harte – Tamil Nadu Dragons – Rs 32 lakh 20. Jean-Paul Dannenberg – Hyderabad Storm – Rs 27 lakh 21. Oliver Penn – Team Gonasika – Rs 15 lakh 22. Pirmin Black – Shrachi Raad Bengal Tigers – Rs 25 lakh 23. Tomas Santiago – Delhi SG Pipers – Rs 10 lakh 24. Vincent Vanash – Surma Hockey Club – Rs 23 lakh 25. Suraj Karkera – Team Gonasika – Rs 22 lakh 26. Pawan – Delhi SG Pipers – Rs 15 lakh. Amount remaining with the franchises: 1. Hyderabad Storms – Rs 204.00 Lakhs 2. Soorma Hockey Club – Rs 162.00 Lakhs 3. Sreechi Radh Bengal Tigers – Rs 144.50 Lakhs 4. Delhi SG Pipers – Rs 181.00 Lakhs 5. Tamil Nadu Dragons – Rs 196.00 Lakhs Rs 6. UP Rudras – Rs 206.00 Lakhs 7. Kalinga Lancers – Rs 257.00 Lakhs 8. Team Gonasika – Rs 161.00 Lakhs.

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