Dalhor costliest player in ISPL auction; 15-year-old Yasir youngest pick

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Ludhiana's Abhishek Kumar Dalhor became the costliest player at Rs 20.50 lakh, while 15-year-old Sharik Yasir from Srinagar became the youngest player in the Indian Street Premier League Season 2 Auction here.

A total of 350 players were in the auction from 55 cities out of which 96 players were bought by the six teams in the league, whose second edition will be held at Thane's Dadoji Kondadev Stadium here from January 26 to February 15 next year.

The six teams spent a total amount of Rs 5.54 crore in forming their 16-member squads each as no player was allowed to be retained ahead of the auction but the franchises had the option of Right-To-Match for the tennis-ball T10 format tournament.