IPL Auction 2018: 5 international players who could start a bidding war

Colin Munro

It is difficult to fathom right now but at last year's Auction, Colin Munro had a base price of just 50 lakh but still went unsold. Perhaps due to that, he has kept his base price at 50 lakh despite the fact that he is currently the No.1 ranked T20I batsman and has the world record for most centuries in T20Is.

Ahead of an uncertain Auction in which all teams will look to shore up multiple areas and key trends might hard to predict, one thing is certain, Munro will certainly not go unsold this time around. In fact, there is a very high chance that he is one of the most expensive players in the Auction.

Every time needs an explosive opening batsman who can take the game away from the opponents and the southpaw is just that. His ability to clear the boundary at will makes him an invaluable asset to any side and the fact that he can chip with an over of two of medium pace only makes him even more valuable.