IPL title-winning captain Shreyas Iyer's record of becoming the most expensive player in history of IPL was short-lived as Rishabh Pant shattered all

Shreyas Iyer became the most expensive player in IPL history as he was sold to Punjab Kings for an eye-popping Rs 26.75 crore in Jeddah on Sunday.

In a record-breaking IPL 2025 mega auction on Sunday, Rishabh Pant emerged as the most expensive player in the tournament’s history, fetching a whopping Rs 27 crore from Lucknow Super Giants (LSG). Pant narrowly edged out Shreyas Iyer,

Former IPL-winning captain Shreyas Iyer was bought by [Team Name] for a record-breaking Rs [Amount] at the IPL 2025 auction. Released by Kolkata Knight Riders despite leading them to victory in 2024,

The auction for IPL 2025 started on a roaring note as after Shreyas Iyer, Rishabh Pant bagged an all-time record price.

Shreyas Iyer creates history at the IPL 2025 auction, becoming the most expensive player ever with a ₹26.75 crore bid. SOLD to Punjab Kings after a fierce bidding war!

Shreyas was released by the KKR despite leading the side to the IPL title last season, becoming the second captain to do so with the Kolkata-based outfit.

Shreyas Iyer has become the most expensive player ever in IPL history after he was sold to Punjab Kings for INR 26.75 crore on the first day of the mega auction in Jeddah. He surpasses Mitchell Starc,

The IPL 2025 mega auction, currently underway in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, has already witnessed some record-breaking moments, and one player in particular has captured the spotlight: Shreyas Iyer. The auction,

Star India batter Shreyas Iyer has been bought by Punjab Kings for Rs 26.75 crore at the IPL 2025 mega auction being held in Jeddah (Saudi Arabia) on Saturday. Iyer led Kolkata Knight Riders to title triumph earlier this year but in a surprising turn of events,

Shreyas Iyer, the dynamic batter and IPL-winning captain, shattered records by becoming the most expensive player ever, fetching an astronomical Rs 26.75 crore from the Punjab Kings (PBKS). The bidding war was nothing short of a spectacle,