NZ vs AUS LIVE- HUGE LOTTERY: With IPL 2022 mega auctions less than two months away, all scouts will be present at the T20 World Cup Final between Australia and New Zealand. If the players can impress, they will be able to attract big bucks at the IPL 2022 auction. Not just IPL 2022, PSL, Big Bash League (Men’s), PSL and CPL all the franchise league owners and scouts will be closely monitoring the final. Follow T20 World Cup FINAL LIVE on InsideSport.in
NZ vs AUS LIVE: T20 World Cup Finals to be a HUGE LOTTERY for Kiwis & Australian cricketers, check why?
The upcoming T20 World Cup Final will not only decide new champions but a lot of things will also be at stake for New Zealand and Australia players. The players will have more than one reason to perform and deliver at the biggest stage in search of a maiden T20 World Cup trophy.
- T20 World Cup Final will be a Test for Aussies and Kiwis to pass the big Test and performance under pressure when it matters the most.
- The Trans-Tasman rivals Final will offer Australian and New Zealand cricketers an opportunity to send a strong message to T20 leagues around the world.
- While BBL will kick start on December 5, IPL 2022 mega auctions will take place in late December or early January.
- Players who were not part of the IPL set up like Mathew Wade, Ish Sodhi and Daryl Mitchell and made headlines could get big bucks in IPL 2022 Auctions.
- As many as 6 New Zealand players are currently part of IPL- Kane Williamson, Trent Boult, Kyle Jamieson, James Neesham, Tim Seifert and Adam Milne.
- For Australia Pat Cummins, Glenn Maxwell, Josh Hazlewood, David Warner, Steve Smith, Marcus Stoinis, Adam Zampa, Kane Richardson, Mitchell Marsh are among the big names in IPL.
- KKR’s Pat Cummins is the costliest Australian IPL player on the list with a price-tag of Rs 15.5 He had already delivered in IPL 2021 and he can now do ‘icing on the cake’
- Blackcaps pacer Kyle Jamieson is the costliest among all the above cricketers with Rs 15 crore price-tag in his debut IPL season.
- We have already mentioned that more than a dozen of players from New Zealand and Australia take part in the tournament. A number of these players are subject to retention for IPL 2022.
- They will bet the T20 World Cup final innings with the bat and ball for crores of rupees at IPL 2022, BBL and CPL and PSL that are up for grabs. A performance for the ages could seal the deal for the next 6-months or even a year.
- Besides T20 league contracts, the winner will take $1,600,000 (nearly Rs 12 crore) and the runner-ups will receive $800,000.
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Besides monetary gains, Kiwis will eye to avenge their defeat against Aussies for the 2015 World Cup. They have already defeated England who beat them in the 2019 World Cup.
- Pat Cummins (KKR)- Rs 15.5 crore
- Glenn Maxwell (RCB)- Rs 14.25 crore
- Josh Hazlewood (CSK)- Rs 2 crore
- David Warner (SRH)- Rs 12.5 crore
- Steve Smith (DC)- Rs 2.2 crore
- Marcus Stoinis (DC)- Rs 4.8 crore
- Adam Zampa (RCB)- Rs 1.5 crore
- Kane Richardson (RCB)- Rs 40 lakh
Aussies total IPL salary: Rs 53.15 crore
- Kane Williamson (SRH)- Rs 3 crore
- Trent Boult (MI)- Rs 3.2 crore
- Kyle Jamieson (RCB)- Rs 15 crore
- James Neesham (MI)- Rs 50 lakh
- Tim Seifert (KKR)- Rs 50 lakh
- Mitchell Marsh (SRH)- Rs 2 crore
- Adam Milne (MI)- Rs 3.2 crore
Kiwis total IPL salary: Rs 27.4 crore
New Zealand Squad: Kane Williamson (c), Todd Astle, Trent Boult, Mark Chapman, Devon Conway, Martin Guptill, Kyle Jamieson, Daryl Mitchell, James Neesham, Glenn Phillips, Mitchell Santner, Tim Seifert, Ish Sodhi, Tim Southee, Adam Milne
Australia Squad: Aaron Finch (c), Pat Cummins, Ashton Agar, Josh Hazlewood, Josh Inglis, Mitchell Marsh, Glenn Maxwell, Kane Richardson, Steven Smith, Mitchell Starc, Marcus Stoinis, Matthew Wade, David Warner, Adam Zampa, Mitchell Swepson
NZ vs AUS LIVE: T20 World Cup Finals to be a HUGE LOTTERY for Kiwis & Australian cricketers, check why?
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