Punjab Kings used their large purse well to outbid Delhi Capitals to buy Kagiso Rabada and Shikhar Dhawan in early bidding. Sunrisers Hyderabad picked up Washington Sundar for Rs 8.75 crore, while Lucknow Super Giants paid Rs 8.25 crore for Krunal Pandya. Shardul Thakur was also bought for the same amount by Delhi Capitals. Sri Lanka's Wanindu Hasaranga went for Rs 10.75 crore as RCB splurged the same amount on him and last season's purple cap winner Harshal Patel. West Indian Nicholas Pooran was bought for Rs 10.75 crore by Sunrisers Hyderabad.

Kolkata Knight Riders had earlier broken the bank to get Shreyas Iyer on board for Rs 12.25 crore. Rajasthan Royals paid Rs 10 crore to bag rising India paceman Prasidh Krishna, while Gujarat Lions paid the same amount for New Zealand's Lockie Ferguson. KKR kept Shivam Mavi by paying Rs 7.25 crore, while SRH paid Rs 4 crore to get paceman Kartik Tyagi. South Africa's U19 World Cup star Dewald Brevis was bought for Rs 3 crore by Mumbai Indians while little known Karnataka batter Abhinav Sadarangani was bought for Rs 2.6 crore by Gujarat Titans. Rahul Tripathi was bought for Rs 8.5 crore by Sunrisers Hyderabad. Gujarat Titans paid the same amount to buy Rahul Tewatia. Shahrukh Khan was sold for Rs 9 crore to Punjab Kings from a base price of Rs 40 lakh. He was eventually kept at CSK for Rs 14 crore. The evening session saw IPL teams splurge astronomical amounts to get their hands on uncapped players. An intense bidding war was witnessed for Deepak Chahar, with 4 teams locked in a big fight. Ishan Kishan remained the biggest buy of day 1 as Mumbai Indians paid a whopping Rs 15.25 crore to keep him. At the end of the annual period, we will source various quotes to get you the best price, and ship all your artworks to your desired address at once.Īspire Art will arrange suitable storage during, and cost-effective shipping at the end, of the annual period.Ĭollections are by appointment, with 24-hours’ noticeĬlients are requested to contact the relevant office and inform Aspire Art of which artwork(s) they would like to collect, and allow a 24-hour window for Aspire Art’s logistics department to retrieve the artwork(s) and prepare them for collection.Īspire Art charges a 15% Handling Fee on all Logistics, Framing, Restoration and Conservation arranged by Aspire.IPL 2022 auction Day 1 highlights: On day 1, Avesh Khan became the most expensive uncapped player in the history of IPL auction as he was sold for Rs 10 crore to Lucknow Super Giants. Consequently, we have developed a special collectors’ shipping package to assist in reducing shipping costs and the constant demands of logistics arrangements.įor buyers from outside South Africa, we will keep the artworks you have purchased in storage during the year and then ship all the works you have acquired during the year together, so the shipping costs are reduced. International Collectors Shipping Packageįor collectors based outside South Africa who purchase regularly from Aspire Art’s auctions in South Africa, it does not make sense to ship artworks individually or per auction and pay shipping every time you buy another work. Should artwork(s) be collected or delivered to/from Clients by Aspire Art directly, the following charges will apply:Ī flat fee of R100 will be added to the invoice for packaging of unframed works on paper. These are based on the size of the artwork(s), and charged as follows: The cost for this will be for the Client’s account, with an additional Handling Fee of 15% charged on top of the Service Provider’s invoice.Īspire Art provides inter-company transfer services for its Clients between Johannesburg and Cape Town branches. In instances where a Client is unable to deliver or collect artwork(s), Aspire staff is available to assist in this process by outsourcing the services to one of our preferred Service Providers. While we endeavour to assist our Clients as much as possible, we require artwork(s) to be delivered and/or collected from our premises by the Client.

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