List of 2023–24 SA20 auctions and personnel signings

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2023–24 SA20 players auctions
General information
Sport Cricket
Date(s)27 September 2023
Time16:00 SAST
Location Durban, South Africa
Overview
League SA20
Team6
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This is a list of all auctions and personnel signings for the 2024 SA20 Cricket Tournament. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5]

Contents

Background

Pre-signed and retained players

All South African players bought at 2022–23 SA20 auction were on 2-year contracts. Teams had the option to retain, trade or buy out these players. [6]

Pre-signed and Retained Players
Durban's Super Giants Joburg Super Kings MI Cape Town Paarl Royals Pretoria Capitals Sunrisers Eastern Cape
Retained Players
Pre-signed Players
Overseas players indicated in Bold. Source: [7] [8] [9]

Summary

Pre-Auction summary [10]
TeamRetainedPre-signedTotalOpen slots to fillFunds

Remaining

DomesticOverseasDomesticOverseas
Durban 8224163 R 1.68 million ( US$ 113,328.82)
Johanesburg 7124145 R 6.1 million ( US$ 412,719.89)
Cape Town 7124145 R 5.05 million ( US$ 341,677.94)
Paarl 10122154 R 8.87 million ( US$ 599,797.02)
Pretoria 8221136 R 9.74 million ( US$ 658,795.67)
Eastern Cape 9222154 R 1.79 million ( US$ 121,109.61)
Maximum overseas players: 8; Squad size: 19; Budget: R39.1m

Player auction

Auction results

A total of 257 players (135 South Africa and 122 Overseas) entered their name in the auction pool with only 25 open places. [11] During the main auction, 15 players were sold along with 6 rookie players were drafted. [12] [13] [14]

NameNationalityPlaying rolePrice (in ZAR)Team
Wayne Madsen Flag of Italy.svg  Italy Batsman850,000 Joburg Super Kings
Paul Stirling Cricket Ireland flag.svg  Ireland Batsman425,000 Pretoria Capitals
Kyle Verreynne Flag of South Africa.svg  South Africa Wicketkeeper 175,000 Pretoria Capitals
Chris Benjamin Flag of England.svg  England Wicketkeeper 175,000 MI Cape Town
Matthew Boast Flag of South Africa.svg  South Africa Allrounder 1,600,000 Pretoria Capitals
Dayyaan Galiem Flag of South Africa.svg  South Africa Allrounder 1,600,000 Joburg Super Kings
Romario Shepherd WestIndiesCricketFlagPre1999.svg  West Indies Bowler850,000 Joburg Super Kings
John Turner Flag of England.svg  England Bowler425,000 Paarl Royals
Daryn Dupavillon Flag of South Africa.svg  South Africa Bowler600,000 Pretoria Capitals
Caleb Seleka Flag of South Africa.svg  South Africa Bowler175,000 Sunrisers Eastern Cape
Lorcan Tucker Cricket Ireland flag.svg  Ireland Wicketkeeper 175,000 Paarl Royals
Beyers Swanepoel Flag of South Africa.svg  South Africa Allrounder 600,000 Sunrisers Eastern Cape
Jason Smith Flag of South Africa.svg  South Africa Allrounder 175,000 Durban's Super Giants
Nealan van Heerden Flag of South Africa.svg  South Africa Bowler175,000 MI Cape Town
Thomas Kaber Flag of South Africa.svg  South Africa Bowler175,000 MI Cape Town

Rookie picks

A rookie is a South African player aged 22 or younger on the day of the auction and who has not been previously drafted in the SA20 League. [6]

All six teams were mandated to select a player from the rookie draft. A player meeting the definition of a Rookie could be bought in the regular auction stage, however, if not chosen in the regular auction, they became eligible for the rookie draft, which took place at the end of the regular auction. If a franchise already had a player in the squad that met the definition of a rookie player, that player did not count as the rookie player as far as this provision was concerned. [13]

Each rookie player had a set value of R75,000, which was deducted from the team’s available salary cap prior to the auction to ensure that the rookie Fee was sufficiently catered for by each Franchise. The standard regulations pertaining to squad composition, salary cap, and base prices applied. The order of selection of the rookie draft was in reverse order of the final position of each team in the previous season. [13]

Wildcard picks

For the wildcard pick, each team has until December 30, 2024, this players fee is excluded from the salary cap. [6]

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