The SA20 auction 2024 took place yesterday (September 27), with six franchises completing their squads and filling up the vacant spots. The mini-auction took place in Johannesburg, with players from different parts of the world going under the hammer.Interestingly, not a single Sri Lankan player earned a contract at the SA20 auction 2024. Bhanuka Rajapaksa and Dilshan Madushanka were pre-signed by Durban's Super Giants but the likes of Chamika Karunaratne, Akila Dananajaya and Nuwanindu Fernando did not get any bids.The most expensive picks were Matthew Boast and Dayyan Galiem. Pretoria Capitals signed Boast for ₹69.36 lakh while Joburg Super Kings roped Galiem in at the same price.Caribbean all-rounder Romario Shepherd was sold to the Super Kings for ₹36.85 lakh and JSK also signed Wayne Madsen for the same amount. The Sunrisers Eastern Cape team splurged ₹26 lakh for Bayers Swanepoel. Team-wise list of players sold at SA20 Auction 2024 (All prices in Rand)Here is the team-wise list of players sold at the auction.Durban's Super Giants Jason Smith - R 175,000Bryce Parsons (Rookie)Joburg Super Kings Wayne Madsen - R 850,000Dayyan Galiem - R 1.6 millionRomario Shepherd -R 850,000Ronan Hermann (Rookie)MI Cape Town Chris Benjamin - R 175,000Nealan van Heerden - R 175,000Thomas Kaber - R 175,000Connor Esterhuizen (Rookie)Paarl Royals John Turner - R 425,000Lorcan Tucker - R 175,000Lhuan-dre Pretorius (Rookie)Pretoria Capitals Paul Stirling - R 425,000Kyle Verreyne - R 175,000Matthew Boast - R 1.6 millionDaryn Dupavillon - R 600,000Steve Stolk (Rookie)Sunrisers Eastern Cape Caleb Seleka - R 175,000Beyers Swanepoel - R 600,000Andile Simelane (Rookie)Wildcard signings of teams in SA20All six teams also had the option of signing a wildcard pick ahead of SA20 2024. Here is the full list of wildcard signings:MI Cape Town - Kieron PollardDurban's Super Giants - Nicholas PooranJoburg Super Kings - Imran TahirPaarl Royals - Fabian AllenSunrisers Eastern Cape - Craig OvertonPretoria Capitals are yet to name their wildcard pick. Their wildcard pick in the inaugural season was all-rounder Senuran Muthusamy.