This IPL 2026 the auction is around the corner and Mumbai Indians (mi) IPL 2025 will be keen to strengthen their squad after an eventful campaign. Under his leadership Hardik PandyaMi’s journey was a real rollercoaster. They stumbled early, losing four of their first five matches, but bounced back brilliantly with six straight wins to clinch a playoff spot. Their spirited comeback saw them defeated Gujarat titans in the Eliminator before bowing out in qualifier 2 against a dominant one Kings of the Punjab.
As the five-time IPL champions prepare for another intense bidding war, their focus will be on several gaps and adding depth to their pace attack and middle order. Over the years, MI have built a legacy of combining experience with young talent, making them one of the most consistent and successful franchises in IPL history. Some legendary names Sanath Jayasuriya as modern game winners Ishan is shackled and Cameron GreenMi’s auction history reflects its long-standing ambition to stay ahead of the curve.
From Rohit Sharma signing Cameron Green’s Mega Deal – Mi’s bold auction strategy
Mumbai Indians have always been fearless in the auction room, a hallmark of their reign. Their decision about rope Rohit Sharma For INR 8.9 crore in 2011, he turned out to be one of the most impressive signings in IPL history. RoHit has not only been a batting mainstay but has also led Mi to five IPL titles, making his name among the greatest captains in T20 cricket.
The franchise’s commitment to Global Excellence is all for Kishan in 2022, spending a staggering INR 15.25 crore, making him one of the most expensive Indian players in IPL history. Similarly, Mi’s green buy in 2023, 17.50 crore, is sure to win the trust of the young, versatile all-rounder on its own.
Even in 2025, MI made a statement by getting New Zealand’s left-arm pacer Trent Boult For INR 12.50 crore, it brings a match-winner who previously played a pivotal role in the 2020 title.
Jayasuriya’s explosive start in 2008 to Boult’s 2025 wicket-taking brilliance reflects MI’s auction history, balance, aggression and constant search for world-class talent.
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Mi’s most expensive player bought in every IPL auction
| Year | Players | Price (in INR) |
|---|---|---|
| 2008 | Sanath Jayasuriya | 4.2 crores |
| 2009 | Jp duminy | 4.6 crores |
| 2010 | Kieron Pollark | 3.45 crores |
| 2011 | Rohit Sharma | 8.9 crores |
| 2012 | This title is perera | 3.4 crores |
| 2013 | Glenn Maxwell | 5.4 crores |
| 2014 year | Michael hussey | 5 crores |
| 2015 year | Aaron Finch | 3.2 crores |
| 2016 year | Buttlers | 3.8 crores |
| 2017 year | Karan Sharma | 3.2 crores |
| 2018 year | Krunal Pandya | 8.8 crores |
| 2019 year | Bainer sran | 3.4 crores |
| 2020 | Nathan Coulter-Nile | 8 crores |
| 2021 | Nathan Coulter-Nile | 5 crores |
| 2022 | Ishan is shackled | 15.25 crores |
| 2023 | Cameron Green | 17.50 crores |
| 2024 | Tension coetzee | 5 crores |
| 2025 | Trent Boult | 12.50 crores |
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