Who are sold out on IPL Auction Feb-04-2012?

Reigning IPL champions Chennai Super Kings bagged young India all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja for $2 million.
Mahela Jayawardene, who was the captain of now-defunct Kochi Tuskers, sold out to Delhi Daredevils for $1.4 million.
Indian seamer Vinay Kumar fetched $1.0 million from Royal Challengers Bangalore.
New Zealand wicket-keeper Brendon McCullum went to Kolkata Knight Riders for $900,000.
Kolkata Knight Riders had to spend $700,000 for rising West Indies spinner Sunil Narine.
Indian wicket-keeper Parthiv Patel was snapped by Deccan Chargers for $650,000.
Mumbai Indians grabbed impressive Sri Lankan all-rounder Thisara Perera for $650,000.
Out-of-favour Indian pacer RP Singh went to Mumbai for $600,000.
Rajasthan Royals got the services of Australian all-rounder Brad Hodge for $475,000.
Delhi Daredevils strengthened their pace attack by picking West Indies’ all-rounder Andre Russell for $450,000.
Temperamental pacer Sreesanth, who belonged to the now-defunct Kochi Tuskers franchise, went to Rajasthan Royals for $400,000
Australian all-rounder Mitchell Johnson went to Mumbai Indians at his base price of $300,000
Royal Challengers Bangalore got one Muttiah Muralitharan for $220,000
Former Pakistan pacer Azhar Mahmood, who now holds a English passport, was sold to Kings XI Punjab for $200,000.
Australian all-rounder James Faulkner was sold to Kings XI Punjab for $190,000.
41-year-old Australian spinner Brad Hogg was picked up by Rajasthan Royals for $180,000
Kings XI Punjab opened their account with Ramesh Powar for $160,000
Mumbai Indians also got the services of South African all-rounder Robin Petersen for $100,000.
Deccan Chargers got Darren Bravo at his base price $100,000.
Australian Daniel Harris went to Deccan Chargers for $70,000.
Sri Lankan wicketkeeper/batsman Dinesh Chandimal was snapped by Rajasthan Royals for $50,000.
Mumbai Indians included Herschelle Gibbs in their star studded line-up for $50,000
Rajasthan Royals got West Indies all-rounder Kevon Cooper for $50,000.
South African pacer Marchant de Lange, who made his debut against Sri Lanka recently, went to Kolkata Knight Riders for $50,000
Delhi Daredevils further strengthened their attack by taking New Zealnd’s Doug Bracewell for $50,000.

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