"Kya baat kar reha hai? 200 Crore me to pure Pakistan ka auction ho jaayega bhai," wrote another user.
Luckily for the BCCI, Charu Sharma, the perfect replacement for Hugh, was sitting ten minutes away from ITC Gardenia at his home, having lunch with his family.
There were a few picks, the prices of which looked slightly inflated in Bengaluru on Sunday.
There were few smart buys made by teams in Bengaluru on Sunday.
Sreesanth may not have been picked in IPL auctions but he is set to make a comeback in red-ball cricket.
Despite playing just one game for Royal Challengers Bangalore, the Singapore born allrounder fueled the fiercest bidding war between franchises.
They had a remaining purse of 62 crores which allowed them to bid high for the likes of Trent Boult, Shimron Hetmyer and other big overseas players.
The Englishman was the captain of his team in the inaugural edition of 'The Hundred' and he led his team from the front.
Having retained Mayank Agarwal (12 crores) and Arshadeep Singh (4 crores), PBKS had 72 crores in their purse which allowed them to bid the most.
The fans are enjoying the footage, stating that DC owner got a taste of his own medicine.
"Kya baat kar reha hai? 200 Crore me to pure Pakistan ka auction ho jaayega bhai," wrote another user.
Luckily for the BCCI, Charu Sharma, the perfect replacement for Hugh, was sitting ten minutes away from ITC Gardenia at his home, having lunch with his family.
There were a few picks, the prices of which looked slightly inflated in Bengaluru on Sunday.
There were few smart buys made by teams in Bengaluru on Sunday.
Sreesanth may not have been picked in IPL auctions but he is set to make a comeback in red-ball cricket.
Despite playing just one game for Royal Challengers Bangalore, the Singapore born allrounder fueled the fiercest bidding war between franchises.
They had a remaining purse of 62 crores which allowed them to bid high for the likes of Trent Boult, Shimron Hetmyer and other big overseas players.
The Englishman was the captain of his team in the inaugural edition of 'The Hundred' and he led his team from the front.
Having retained Mayank Agarwal (12 crores) and Arshadeep Singh (4 crores), PBKS had 72 crores in their purse which allowed them to bid the most.
The fans are enjoying the footage, stating that DC owner got a taste of his own medicine.