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The final list of players who have been sold include 25 cricketers among 144 on offer (17 players auctioned in the morning and 8 players in the afternoon). After the morning session was finished, IPL declared that the rest of the players will have to be to be asked for by the franchises. The rule was such that if there is not more than one bidder for the same player, that team will get that player for the base price. Also if there are two teams wanting to take a player, then they have to switch for bidding.

Sold Players List in IPL Auction 5

1. Ravindra Jadeja (India): $2 million, Chennai Super Kings.
Both Chennai Super Kings and Deccan Chargers bid for a maximum price of $2 million which went for a tie-breaker. Chennai Super Kings bought for an undisclosed amount.
2. Mahela Jayawardene (Sri Lanka): $1.4 million, Delhi Daredevils
He joins another new recruit team at the franchise this season.
3. Vinay Kumar (India): $1 million, Royal Challengers Bangalore
Vinay too appealed the highest bid in the second stage of the IPL Player Auction 2012.
4. Brendon McCullum (New Zealand): $900,000, Kolkata Knight Riders
For the first three seasons McCullum was a part of the Kolkata franchise.
5. Sunil Narine (West Indies): $700,000, Kolkata Knight Riders
6. Parthiv Patel (India): $650,000, Deccan Chargers
7. Thisara Perera (Sri Lanka): $650,000, Mumbai Indians
8. RP Singh (India): $600,000, Mumbai Indians
9. Brad Hodge (Australia): $475,000, Rajasthan Royals
10. Andre Russell (West Indies): $450,000, Delhi Daredevils
Andre Russell, who embarked at a base price of USD 50,000, was finally secured by the Delhi Daredevils for USD 450,000.
11. Sreesanth (India): $400,000, Rajasthan Royals
12. Mitchell Johnson (Australia): $300,000, Mumbai Indians
13. Muttiah Muralitharan (Sri Lanka): $220,000, Royal Challengers Bangalore
RCB will now have the most powerful spin-pair Muralitharan- a danger to other teams.
14. Azhar Mahmood (England): $200,000, Kings XI Punjab
Kings XI Punjab have bought Azhar for USD 200,000, double his base price.
15. James Faulkner (Australia): $190,000, Kings XI Punjab
16. Brad Hogg (Australia): $180,000, Rajasthan Royals
17. Ramesh Powar (India): $160,000, Kings XI Punjab
18. Robin Peterson (South Africa): $100,000, Mumbai Indians
19. Darren Bravo (West Indies): $100,000, Deccan Chargers
20. Daniel Harris (Australia): $70,000, Deccan Chargers
21. Marchant de Lange (South Africa): $50,000, Kolkata Knight Riders
22. Herschelle Gibbs (South Africa): $50,000, Mumbai Indians
23. Dinesh Chandimal (Sri Lanka): $50,000, Rajasthan Royals
24. Doug Bracewell (New Zealand): $50,000, Delhi Daredevils
25. Kevon Cooper (West Indies): $50,000, Rajasthan Royals

IPL 2012 Auction Unsold Players List

Few huge names in IPL who were unable to find bidders were- James Anderson, Ian Bell, Owais Shah, Matt Prior and Graeme Swann from England; Lonwabo Tsotsobe and Mark Boucher from South Africa; and Steven Smith, Xavier Doherty and Peter Siddle from Australia.
Sri Lankan spinners Ajantha Mendis and Rangana Herath also stayed unsold, plus West Indies’ Ravi Rampaul and Ramnaresh Sarwan.
Ireland’s World Cup 2011 hero Kevin O’ Brien too couldn’t find bidders.
In India were middle-order veteran VVS Laxman and Punjab medium pacer VRV Singh too remained unsold.