Mumbai Indians team in IPL 2017 Auction: K Gowtham, Karn Sharma go big

Follow the live coverage of IPL 2017 Auctions for the Mumbai Indians: K Gowtham sold to Mumbai Indians for 2 Crores INR

Updated: 20 February 2017 15:36 IST - Published: 20 February 2017 15:27 IST

That's all from the auction room from Bangalore here today. Mumbai has the players to make a mark in this edition's IPL. They will go out there with all guns blazing and go for glory.
Let the games begin!

Here's a list of players that Mumbai picked up in the auctions today:
Nicholas Pooran for 30 lakhs INR
Mitchell Johnson for 2 crores INR
K Gowtham for 2 crores INR
Karn Sharma for 3.2 crores INR
Saurabh Tiwary for 30 lakhs INR
Asela Gunaratne for 30 lakhs INR
Kulwant Khejroliya for 10 lakhs INR

The final session concludes and with that the auctions for the 2017 IPL.

Mumbai didn't bother bidding for any players in the final session. They had their set of 27 players.

Manoj Tiwary will play for Pune. Bought at 50L.

Darren Bravo sold to Kolkata for 50L.

Teams now have an opportunity to recall players previously unsold earlier during the day.

The final session of the auctions for IPL 2017 will commence now.

"It's all about winning matches and getting to the knock-out stages," says Jayawardene.

Jayawardene, the head coach of Mumbai - "Was a bit nervous going into the IPL".

The teams can now ask for a set of three players that they desire to be reintroduced into the auction. We're into the final phase of the auction right here now.

In a first, Pratham Singh is bought by Gujarat for 10L. The Mumbai bench is sitting quiet and pretty for now.

Mehedi Hasan, the wonder kid from Bangladesh is here next. Mumbai not interested. He goes unsold.

Khejroliya, a complete unknow entity, will don Mumbai colours this year. Mumbai buy him for 10L. Big smiles across the Mumbai table.

Remember Munaf Patel? The fast bowler who won the 2011 world cup...Gujarat pick him up for 30L. The Mumbai bench didn't move an inch there.

Meanwhile, Punjab buys Darren Sammy for 30L.

Surely, Mahela had everything to do with that buy.

No one counters the bid and Mumbai pocket Gunarathana for a mere 30L. That's surely a bargain buy as he's won the past 3 games for Sri Lanka on his own.

A Gunarathana comes up next and Mumbai goes for him.

Mohammed Siraj has triggered another bidding war here. Bangalore and Hyderabad are after him.
Mohammed Siraj is sold to Hyderabad for a whopping 2.60 Crore.

Jayawardene whispers into the owners' ears as Mohammed Siraj comes up next. They don't bid for him though.

The owners take a moment to sip a cup of tea as players continue to roll.

Remember, Mumbai still has 4.05 crore to spare.

A bunch of IND U-19 players come and go. Mumbai passes all of them.

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