IPL auction 2024: Harry Brook and Phil Salt among England players hoping for big-money deals

Harry Brook, Phil Salt and Adil Rashid are among the England players hoping for big-money deals in Tuesday's Indian Premier League auction in Dubai.

Brook is back in the auction pool after being released by Sunrisers Hyderabad, with an unbeaten 100 from 55 balls against Kolkata Knight Riders his only knock of note in the 2023 season.

The Yorkshireman managed just 90 more runs across his other 10 innings but remains one of the brightest batting talents in the world game so could attract plenty of suitors.

The auction is live on Sky Sports Mix from 7.30am on Tuesday.

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Brook gave a reminder of his class in Saturday's third T20 international against West Indies when he smashed 24 off Andre Russell's final over (three sixes, a four and a two) to take England to their target of 223 with one ball remaining.

The 24-year-old has a reserve price of £200,000, the same as Chris Woakes, Adil Rashid and Ben Duckett, with Tymal Mills, Chris Jordan and Salt setting their reserve figures at £150,000.

Salt also fired against West Indies on Saturday with his unbeaten 109 from 56 balls in the Grenada run-fest featuring nine sixes.

Not only is Salt brutal at the top of the order, he would also offer IPL franchises a wicketkeeping option.

Salt, Rashid and Jordan were released by Delhi Capitals, Sunrisers and Mumbai Indians respectively after the 2023 season, with eight English players let go all told, including Jofra Archer by Mumbai.

David Willey, who retired from international cricket after the World Cup, has signed up for the auction after being ditched by Royal Challengers Bangalore but Ben Stokes and Joe Root, who played for Chennai Super Kings and Rajasthan Royals respectively in 2023, have opted out in order to manage their workload.

Archer was keen to join the auction but that was vetoed by the England and Wales Cricket Board after his injury nightmare over recent times.

Leg-spinning all-rounder Rehan Ahmed, 19, was set to make his debut in the competition but for the second successive year has opted out late on.

There are 30 overseas spots still available across the 10 franchises with Mumbai, Kolkata and Delhi able to sign as many as four each.

Franchises are allowed eight overseas players each in their squads.

A total of 333 players are submitted for the auction - 214 Indian cricketers and 119 from overseas.

Nine England players are already contracted having been retained for the 2024 campaign, including white-ball skipper Jos Buttler (Rajasthan), Liam Livingstone, Sam Curran and Jonny Bairstow (all Punjab Kings), plus Reece Topley and Will Jacks (both Bangalore).

Moeen Ali (Chennai), Jason Roy (Kolkata) and Mark Wood (Lucknow Super Giants) have also been kept on.

The 2024 IPL is set to run between March and May.

List of English players in IPL auction (reserve price in brackets)

• Harry Brook (£200,000)
• Chris Woakes (£200,000)
• Adil Rashid (200,000)
• Ben Duckett (£200,000)
• David Willey (200,000)
• James Vince (£200,000)
• Jamie Overton (£200,000)
• Phil Salt (150,000)
• Tymal Mills (£150,000)
• Tom Curran (150,000)
• Chris Jordan (£150,000)
• Sam Billings (£100,000)
• Gus Atkinson (£100,000)
• Ollie Robinson (£75,000)
• Olly Stone (£75,000)
• Sam Hain (£50,000)
• Brydon Carse (£50,000)
• George Garton (£50,000)
• Richard Gleeson (£50,000)
• George Scrimshaw (£50,000)
• Luke Wood (£50,000)
• Tom Kohler-Cadmore (40,000)
• Benny Howell (£40,000)
• Chris Wood (£20,000)