Steve Smith to Joe Root: 5 overseas players at risk of going UNSOLD in IPL 2025 Mega Auction

The IPL Mega Auction, eagerly awaited by cricket fans, will be held on November 24th and 25th in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia

1574 cricketers have registered for this IPL Mega Auction. Out of these, 409 overseas players are trying their luck in the mega auction. But these 5 foreign star players are afraid of being unsold. Let's see who they are

Steve Smith, the experienced Australian star batsman, once consistently performed in the IPL, single-handedly winning several matches. But now, having lost his T20 charm, Smith's base price is set at 2 crore rupees, and he is at risk of going unsold in this auction

New Zealand cricket team's veteran batsman and former Sunrisers Hyderabad captain Kane Williamson represented the Gujarat team in the last edition. However, with Kane struggling with fitness issues, it is doubtful that IPL franchises will buy him

South African bowling all-rounder Keshav Maharaj joined Rajasthan Royals as an injury replacement in the last edition of the IPL tournament. Having lost his bowling edge in the IPL, it wouldn't be surprising if Maharaj goes unsold in this auction

42-year-old veteran pacer James Anderson, who recently announced his retirement from international cricket, surprisingly registered for the IPL player auction. However, it is highly likely that Anderson will go unsold

The England cricketer, who represented Rajasthan Royals in 2023, withdrew from the 2024 IPL. Root, a big name in Test cricket, is less likely to fit into the T20 tournament. Therefore, it wouldn't be surprising if Root also goes unsold