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Which players will go under the hammer on Day 2 of IPL Auction 2025? Check full list

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Which players will go under the hammer on Day 2 of IPL Auction 2025? Check full list


The Indian Premier League (IPL) mega auction is proving to be box office. The first day of the auction saw Rishabh Pant becoming the costliest player in the history of the tournament as Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) splashed INR 27 crore to make the wicketkeeper-batter a part of their squad. Just minutes earlier, Shreyas Iyer had gone to Punjab Kings for a whopping sum of INR 26.25 crore. Even Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) broke the bank, splurging more than INR 23 crore to avail the services of all-rounder Venkatesh Iyer.

IPL Auction is being held in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia ((IPL))
IPL Auction is being held in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia ((IPL))

The auction will continue on Monday as proceedings will continue at the Abadi Al Johar Arena in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, beginning 3:30 PM IST.

On Day 1, a total of 84 players went under the hammer and all the ten franchises shelled out INR 467.95 crore for 72 players. The auction process will now resume on the second day from Set No.13, starting with Player No. 84 (now 85), Mayank Agarwal.

The auction will go up to Player No. 116 (now 117) in Set No. 17, Vijayakanth Viyaskanth. After this, the accelerated auction process will begin in the second half of the day.

Here is the full list of players to be up for grabs on Day 2 of auction

84. Mayank Agarwal – India – INR 1 Crore

85. Faf Du Plessis – South Africa – INR 2 Crore

86. Glenn Phillips – New Zealand – INR 2 Crore

87. Rovman Powell – West Indies – INR 1.5 Crore

88. Ajinkya Rahane – India – INR 1.5 Crore

89. Prithvi Shaw – India – INR 75 Lakh

90. Kane Williamson – New Zealand – INR 2 Crore

91. Sam Curran – England – INR 2 Crore

92. Marco Jansen – South Africa – INR 1.25 Crore

93. Daryl Mitchell – New Zealand – INR 2 Crore

94. Krunal Pandya – India – INR 2 Crore

95. Nitish Rana – India – INR 1.5 Crore

96. Washington Sundar – India – INR 2 Crore

97. Shardul Thakur – India – INR 2 Crore

98. K.S Bharat – India – INR 75 Lakh

99. Alex Carey – Australia – INR 1 Crore

100. Donovan Ferreira – South Africa – INR 75 Lakh

101. Shai Hope – West Indies – INR 1.25 Crore

102. Josh Inglis – Australia – INR 2 Crore

103. Ryan Rickelton – South Africa – INR 1 Crore

104. Deepak Chahar – India – INR 2 Crore

105. Gerald Coetzee – South Africa – INR 1.25 Crore

106. Akash Deep – India – INR 1 Crore

107. Tushar Deshpande – India – INR 1 Crore

108. Lockie Ferguson – New Zealand – INR 2 Crore

109. Bhuvneshwar Kumar – India – INR 2 Crore

110. Mukesh Kumar – India – INR 2 Crore

111. Allah Ghazanfar – Afghanistan – INR 75 Lakh

112. Akeal Hosein – West Indies – INR 1.5 Crore

113. Keshav Maharaj – South Africa – INR 75 Lakh

114. Mujeeb Ur Rahman – Afghanistan – INR 2 Crore

115. Adil Rashid – England – INR 2 Crore

116. Vijayakanth Viyaskanth – Sri Lanka – INR 75 Lakh

117. Ricky Bhui – India – INR 30 Lakh

118. Swastik Chhikara – India – INR 30 Lakh

119. Aarya Desai – India – INR 30 Lakh

120. Shubham Dubey – India – INR 30 Lakh

121. Madhav Kaushik – India – INR 30 Lakh

122. Pukhraj Mann – India – INR 30 Lakh

123. Shaik Rasheed – India – INR 30 Lakh

124. Himmat Singh – India – INR 30 Lakh

125. Mayank Dagar – India – INR 30 Lakh

126. Anshul Kamboj – India – INR 30 Lakh

127. Mohd. Arshad Khan – India – INR 30 Lakh

128. Darshan Nalkande – India – INR 30 Lakh

129. Suyash Prabhudessai – India – INR 30 Lakh

130. Anukul Roy – India – INR 30 Lakh

131. Swapnil Singh – India – INR 30 Lakh

132. Sanvir Singh – India – INR 30 Lakh

133. Avanish Aravelly – India – Base Price: INR 30 Lakh

134. Vansh Bedi – India – Base Price: INR 30 Lakh

135. Saurav Chauhan – India – Base Price: INR 30 Lakh

136. Harvik Desai – India – Base Price: INR 30 Lakh

137. Tom Kohler-Cadmore – England – Base Price: INR 50 Lakh

138. Kunal Rathore – India – Base Price: INR 30 Lakh

139. B.R Sharath – India – Base Price: INR 30 Lakh

140. Gurnoor Singh Brar – India – Base Price: INR 30 Lakh

141. Mukesh Choudhary – India – Base Price: INR 30 Lakh

142. Sakib Hussain – India – Base Price: INR 30 Lakh

143. Vidwath Kaverappa – India – Base Price: INR 30 Lakh

144. Rajan Kumar – India – Base Price: INR 30 Lakh

145. Sushant Mishra – India – Base Price: INR 30 Lakh

146. Arjun Tendulkar – India – Base Price: INR 30 Lakh

147. Zeeshan Ansari – India – Base Price: INR 30 Lakh

148. Prince Choudhary – India – Base Price: INR 30 Lakh

149. Himanshu Sharma – India – Base Price: INR 30 Lakh

150. M. Siddharth – India – Base Price: INR 30 Lakh

151. Digvesh Singh – India – Base Price: INR 30 Lakh

152. Prashant Solanki – India – Base Price: INR 30 Lakh

153. Jhathavedh Subramanyan – India – Base Price: INR 30 Lakh

154. Finn Allen – New Zealand – Base Price: INR 2 Crore

155. Dewald Brevis – South Africa – Base Price: INR 75 Lakh

156. Ben Duckett – England – Base Price: INR 2 Crore

157. Manish Pandey – India – Base Price: INR 75 Lakh

158. Rilee Rossouw – South Africa – Base Price: INR 2 Crore

159. Sherfane Rutherford – West Indies – Base Price: INR 1.5 Crore

160. Ashton Turner – Australia – Base Price: INR 1 Crore

161. James Vince – England – Base Price: INR 2 Crore

162. Shahbaz Ahamad – India – Base Price: INR 1 Crore

163. Moeen Ali – England – Base Price: INR 2 Crore

164. Tim David – Australia – Base Price: INR 1.3 Crore

165. Deepak Hooda – India – Base Price: INR 75 Lakh

166. Will Jacks – England – Base Price: INR 2 Crore

167. Azmatullah Omarzai – Afghanistan – Base Price: INR 1.5 Crore

168. R. Sai Kishore – India – Base Price: INR 75 Lakh

169. Romario Shepherd – West Indies – Base Price: INR 1.5 Crore

170. Tom Banton – England – Base Price: INR 2 Crore

171. Sam Billings – England – Base Price: INR 1.5 Crore

172. Jordan Cox – England – Base Price: INR 1.25 Crore

173. Ben McDermott – Australia – Base Price: INR 75 Lakh

174. Kusal Mendis – Sri Lanka – Base Price: INR 75 Lakh

175. Kusal Perera – Sri Lanka – Base Price: INR 75 Lakh

176. Josh Philippe – Australia – Base Price: INR 75 Lakh

177. Tim Seifert – New Zealand – Base Price: INR 1.25 Crore

178. Nandre Burger – South Africa – Base Price: INR 1.25 Crore

179. Spencer Johnson – Australia – Base Price: INR 2 Crore

180. Umran Malik – India – Base Price: INR 75 Lakh

181. Mustafizur Rahman – Bangladesh – Base Price: INR 2 Crore

182. Ishant Sharma – India – Base Price: INR 75 Lakh

183. Nuwan Thushara – Sri Lanka – Base Price: INR 75 Lakh

184. Naveen Ul Haq – Afghanistan – Base Price: INR 2 Crore

185. Jaydev Unadkat – India – Base Price: INR 1 Crore

186. Umesh Yadav – India – Base Price: INR 2 Crore

187. Rishad Hossain – Bangladesh – Base Price: INR 75 Lakh

188. Zahir Khan – Afghanistan – Base Price: INR 75 Lakh

189. Nqabayomzi Peter – South Africa – Base Price: INR 75 Lakh

190. Tanveer Sangha – Australia – Base Price: INR 75 Lakh

191. Tabraiz Shamsi – South Africa – Base Price: INR 2 Crore

192. Jeffery Vandersay – Sri Lanka – Base Price: INR 75 Lakh

193. Sachin Baby – India – Base Price: INR 30 Lakh

194. Priyam Garg – India – Base Price: INR 30 Lakh

195. Harnoor Pannu – India – Base Price: INR 30 Lakh

196. Smaran Ravichandran – India – Base Price: INR 30 Lakh

197. Shashwat Rawat – India – Base Price: INR 30 Lakh

198. Andre Siddarth – India – Base Price: INR 30 Lakh

199. Avneesh Sudha – India – INR 30 Lakh

200. Apoorv Wankhade – India – INR 30 Lakh

201. Yudhvir Charak – India – INR 30 Lakh

202. Rishi Dhawan – India – INR 30 Lakh

203. Rajvardhan Hangargekar – India – INR 30 Lakh

204. Tanush Kotian – India – INR 30 Lakh

205. Arshin Kulkarni – India – INR 30 Lakh

206. Shams Mulani – India – INR 30 Lakh

207. Shivam Singh – India – INR 30 Lakh

208. Lalit Yadav – India – INR 30 Lakh

209. Mohammed Azharuddeen – India – INR 30 Lakh

210. L.R Chethan – India – INR 30 Lakh

211. Aryaman Singh Dhaliwal – India – INR 30 Lakh

212. Urvil Patel – India – INR 30 Lakh

213. Sanskar Rawat – India – INR 30 Lakh

214. Bipin Saurabh – India – INR 30 Lakh

215. Tanay Thyagarajann – India – INR 30 Lakh

216. Money Grewal – India – INR 30 Lakh

217. Ashwani Kumar – India – INR 30 Lakh

218. Ishan Porel – India – INR 30 Lakh

219. Abhilash Shetty – India – INR 30 Lakh

220. Akash Singh – India – INR 30 Lakh

221. Gurjapneet Singh – India – INR 30 Lakh

222. Basil Thampi – India – INR 30 Lakh

223. Murugan Ashwin – India – INR 30 Lakh

224. Shreyas Chavan – India – INR 30 Lakh

225. Chintal Gandhi – India – INR 30 Lakh

226. Raghav Goyal – India – INR 30 Lakh

227. Jagadeesha Suchith – India – INR 30 Lakh

228. Roshan Waghsare – India – INR 30 Lakh

229. Bailapudi Yeswanth – India – INR 30 Lakh

230. Sediqullah Atal – Afghanistan – INR 75 Lakh

231. Matthew Breetzke – South Africa – INR 75 Lakh

232. Mark Chapman – New Zealand – INR 1.5 Crore

233. Brandon King – West Indies – INR 75 Lakh

234. Evin Lewis – West Indies – INR 2 Crore

235. Pathum Nissanka – Sri Lanka – INR 75 Lakh

236. Bhanuka Rajapaksa – Sri Lanka – INR 75 Lakh

237. Steve Smith – Australia – INR 2 Crore

238. Gus Atkinson – England – INR 2 Crore

239. Tom Curran – England – INR 2 Crore

240. Krishnappa Gowtham – India – INR 1 Crore

241. Mohammad Nabi – Afghanistan – INR 1.5 Crore

242. Gulbadin Naib – Afghanistan – INR 1 Crore

243. Sikandar Raza – Zimbabwe – INR 1.25 Crore

244. Mitchell Santner – New Zealand – INR 2 Crore

245. Jayant Yadav – India – INR 75 Lakh

246. Johnson Charles – West Indies – INR 75 Lakh

247. Litton Das – Bangladesh – INR 75 Lakh

248. Andre Fletcher – West Indies – INR 75 Lakh

249. Tom Latham – New Zealand – INR 1.5 Crore

250. Ollie Pope – England – INR 75 Lakh

251. Kyle Verreynne – South Africa – INR 75 Lakh

252. Fazalhaq Farooqi – Afghanistan – INR 2 Crore

253. Richard Gleeson – England – INR 75 Lakh

254. Matt Henry – New Zealand – INR 2 Crore

255. Alzarri Joseph – West Indies – INR 2 Crore

256. Kwena Maphaka – South Africa – INR 75 Lakh

257. Kuldeep Sen – India – INR 75 Lakh

258. Reece Topley – England – INR 75 Lakh

259. Lizaad Williams – South Africa – INR 75 Lakh

260. Luke Wood – England – INR 75 Lakh

261. Sachin Dhas – India – INR 30 Lakh

262. Leus Du Plooy – England – INR 50 Lakh

263. Ashwin Hebbar – India – INR 30 Lakh

264. Rohan Kunnummal – India – INR 30 Lakh

265. Ayush Pandey – India – INR 30 Lakh

266. Akshat Raghuwanshi – India – INR 30 Lakh

267. Shoun Roger – India – INR 40 Lakh

268. Virat Singh – India – INR 30 Lakh

269. Priyansh Arya – India – INR 30 Lakh

270. Manoj Bhandage – India – INR 30 Lakh

271. Pravin Dubey – India – INR 30 Lakh

272. Ajay Mandal – India – INR 30 Lakh

273. Prerak Mankad – India – INR 30 Lakh

274. Vipraj Nigam – India – INR 30 Lakh

275. Vicky Ostwal – India – INR 30 Lakh

276. Shivalik Sharma – India – INR 30 Lakh

277. Salil Arora – India – INR 30 Lakh

278. Dinesh Bana – India – INR 30 Lakh

279. Ajitesh Guruswamy – India – INR 30 Lakh

280. Narayan Jagadeesan – India – INR 30 Lakh

281. Shrijith Krishnan – India – INR 30 Lakh

282. Michael Pepper – England – INR 50 Lakh

283. Vishnu Solanki – India – INR 30 Lakh

284. K.M Asif – India – INR 30 Lakh

285. Akhil Chaudhary – India – INR 30 Lakh

286. Himanshu Chauhan – India – INR 30 Lakh

287. Arpit Guleria – India – INR 30 Lakh

288. Nishanth Saranu – India – INR 30 Lakh

289. Kuldip Yadav – India – INR 30 Lakh

290. Prithviraj Yarra – India – INR 30 Lakh

291. Shubham Agrawal – India – INR 30 Lakh

292. Jass Inder Baidwan – India – INR 30 Lakh

293. Jasmer Dhankhar – India – INR 30 Lakh

294. Pulkit Narang – India – INR 30 Lakh

295. Saumy Pandey – India – INR 30 Lakh

296. Mohit Rathee – India – INR 30 Lakh

297. Himanshu Singh – India – INR 30 Lakh

298. Towhid Hridoy – Bangladesh – INR 75 Lakh

299. Mikyle Louis – West Indies – INR 75 Lakh

300. Harry Tector – Ireland – INR 75 Lakh

301. Rassie Van Der Dussen – South Africa – INR 200 Lakh

302. Will Young – New Zealand – INR 125 Lakh

303. Najibullah Zadran – Afghanistan – INR 75 Lakh

304. Ibrahim Zadran – Afghanistan – INR 75 Lakh

305. Sean Abbott – Australia – INR 200 Lakh

306. Jacob Bethell – England – INR 125 Lakh

307. Brydon Carse – England – INR 100 Lakh

308. Aaron Hardie – Australia – INR 125 Lakh

309. Sarfaraz Khan – India – INR 75 Lakh

310. Kyle Mayers – West Indies – INR 150 Lakh

311. Kamindu Mendis – Sri Lanka – INR 75 Lakh

312. Matthew Short – Australia – INR 75 Lakh

313. Jason Behrendorff – Australia – INR 150 Lakh

314. Dushmantha Chameera – Sri Lanka – INR 75 Lakh

315. Nathan Ellis – Australia – INR 125 Lakh

316. Shamar Joseph – West Indies – INR 75 Lakh

317. Josh Little – Ireland – INR 75 Lakh

318. Shivam Mavi – India – INR 75 Lakh

319. Jhye Richardson – Australia – INR 150 Lakh

320. Navdeep Saini – India – INR 75 Lakh

321. Tanmay Agarwal – India – INR 30 Lakh

322. Amandeep Khare – India – INR 30 Lakh

323. Ayush Mhatre – India – INR 30 Lakh

324. Salman Nizar – India – INR 30 Lakh

325. Aniket Verma – India – INR 30 Lakh

326. Sumeet Verma – India – INR 30 Lakh

327. Manan Vohra – India – INR 30 Lakh

328. Samarth Vyas – India – INR 30 Lakh

329. Raj Angad Bawa – India – INR 30 Lakh

330. Emanjot Chahal – India – INR 30 Lakh

331. Musheer Khan – India – INR 30 Lakh

332. Manvanth Kumar L – India – INR 30 Lakh

333. Mayank Rawat – India – INR 30 Lakh

334. Suryansh Shedge – India – INR 30 Lakh

335. Hritik Shokeen – India – INR 30 Lakh

336. Sonu Yadav – India – INR 30 Lakh

337. S. Rithik Easwaran – India – INR 30 Lakh

338. Anmol Malhotra – India – INR 30 Lakh

339. Pradosh Paul – India – INR 30 Lakh

340. Karteek Sharma – India – INR 30 Lakh

341. Akash Singh – India – INR 30 Lakh

342. Tejasvi Singh – India – INR 30 Lakh

343. Siddharth Yadav – India – INR 30 Lakh

344. Saurabh Dubey – India – INR 30 Lakh

345. Aaqib Khan – India – INR 30 Lakh

346. Kulwant Khejroliya – India – INR 30 Lakh

347. Ankit Singh Rajpoot – India – INR 30 Lakh

348. Divesh Sharma – India – INR 30 Lakh

349. Naman Tiwari – India – INR 30 Lakh

350. Prince Yadav – India – INR 30 Lakh

351. Kunal Singh Chibb – India – INR 30 Lakh

352. Yuvraj Chudasama – India – INR 30 Lakh

353. Deepak Devadiga – India – INR 30 Lakh

354. Ramesh Prasad – India – INR 30 Lakh

355. Shivam Shukla – India – INR 30 Lakh

356. Himanshu Singh – India – INR 30 Lakh

357. Tejpreet Singh – India – INR 30 Lakh

358. Qais Ahmad – Afghanistan – INR 75 Lakh

359. Charith Asalanka – Sri Lanka – INR 75 Lakh

360. Michael Bracewell – New Zealand – INR 150 Lakh

361. Gudakesh Motie – West Indies – INR 75 Lakh

362. Daniel Mousley – England – INR 75 Lakh

363. Jamie Overton – England – INR 150 Lakh

364. Dunith Wellalage – Sri Lanka – INR 75 Lakh

365. Ottneil Baartman – South Africa – INR 75 Lakh

366. Xavier Bartlett – Australia – INR 75 Lakh

367. Dilshan Madushanka – Sri Lanka – INR 75 Lakh

368. Adam Milne – New Zealand – INR 200 Lakh

369. Lungisani Ngidi – South Africa – INR 100 Lakh

370. William O’Rourke – New Zealand – INR 150 Lakh

371. Chetan Sakariya – India – INR 75 Lakh

372. Sandeep Warrier – India – INR 75 Lakh

373. Musaif Ajaz – India – INR 30 Lakh

374. Agni Chopra – India – INR 30 Lakh

375. Abhimanyu Easwaran – India – INR 30 Lakh

376. Sudip Gharami – India – INR 30 Lakh

377. Shubham Khajuria – India – INR 30 Lakh

378. Akhil Rawat – India – INR 30 Lakh

379. Prateek Yadav – India – INR 30 Lakh

380. Abdul Bazith – India – INR 30 Lakh

381. K.C Cariappa – India – INR 30 Lakh

382. Yuvraj Chaudhary – India – INR 30 Lakh

383. Aman Khan – India – INR 30 Lakh

384. Sumit Kumar – India – INR 30 Lakh

385. Kamlesh Nagarkoti – India – INR 30 Lakh

386. Hardik Raj – India – INR 30 Lakh

387. Harsh Tyagi – India – INR 30 Lakh

388. M. Ajnas – India – INR 30 Lakh

389. Unmukt Chand – USA – INR 30 Lakh

390. Tejasvi Dahiya – India – INR 30 Lakh

391. Sumit Ghadigaonkar – India – INR 30 Lakh

392. Baba Indrajith – India – INR 30 Lakh

393. Muhammed Khan – India – INR 30 Lakh

394. Bhagmender Lather – India – INR 30 Lakh

395. Baltej Dhanda – India – INR 30 Lakh

396. Ali Khan – USA – INR 30 Lakh

397. Ravi Kumar – India – INR 30 Lakh

398. Vineet Panwar – India – INR 30 Lakh

399. Vidyadhar Patil – India – INR 30 Lakh

400. Aradhya Shukla – India – INR 30 Lakh

401. Abhinandan Singh – India – INR 30 Lakh

402. Cooper Connolly – Australia – INR 75 Lakh

403. Dushan Hemantha – Sri Lanka – INR 75 Lakh

404. Jason Holder – West Indies – INR 2 Crore

405. Karim Janat – Afghanistan – INR 75 Lakh

406. Jimmy Neesham – New Zealand – INR 1.5 Crore

407. Daniel Sams – Australia – INR 1.5 Crore

408. William Sutherland – Australia – INR 75 Lakh

409. Taskin Ahmed – Bangladesh – INR 1 Crore

410. Ben Dwarshuis – Australia – INR 75 Lakh

411. Obed McCoy – West Indies – INR 1.25 Crore

412. Riley Meredith – Australia – INR 1.5 Crore

413. Lance Morris – Australia – INR 1.25 Crore

414. Olly Stone – England – INR 75 Lakh

415. Daniel Worrall – England – INR 1.5 Crore

416. Pyla Avinash – India – INR 30 Lakh

417. Kiran Chormale – India – INR 30 Lakh

418. Ashish Dahariya – India – INR 30 Lakh

419. Tushar Raheja – India – INR 30 Lakh

420. Sarthak Ranjan – India – INR 30 Lakh

421. Abhijeet Tomar – India – INR 30 Lakh

422. Krish Bhagat – India – INR 30 Lakh

423. Sohraab Dhaliwal – India – INR 30 Lakh

424. Harsh Dubey – India – INR 30 Lakh

425. Ramakrishna Ghosh – India – INR 30 Lakh

426. Raj Limbani – India – INR 30 Lakh

427. Ninad Rathva – India – INR 30 Lakh

428. Vivrant Sharma – India – INR 30 Lakh

429. Shiva Singh – India – INR 30 Lakh

430. Sayed Irfan Aftab – India – INR 30 Lakh

431. Anirudh Chowdhary – India – INR 30 Lakh

432. Anshuman Hooda – India – INR 30 Lakh

433. Siddharth Kaul – India – INR 40 Lakh

434. Prashant Sai Painkra – India – INR 30 Lakh

435. Venkata Satyanarayana Penmetsa – India – INR 30 Lakh

436. Yeddala Reddy – India – INR 30 Lakh

437. Zak Foulkes – New Zealand – INR 75 Lakh

438. Chris Green – Australia – INR 1 Crore

439. Shakib Al Hasan – Bangladesh – INR 1 Crore

440. Mehidy Hasan Miraz – Bangladesh – INR 1 Crore

441. Wiaan Mulder – South Africa – INR 75 Lakh

442. Dwaine Pretorius – South Africa – INR 75 Lakh

443. Dasun Shanaka – Sri Lanka – INR 75 Lakh

444. Shoriful Islam – Bangladesh – INR 75 Lakh

445. Blessing Muzarabani – Zimbabwe – INR 75 Lakh

446. Matthew Potts – England – INR 1.5 Crore

447. Tanzim Hasan Sakib – Bangladesh – INR 75 Lakh

448. Benjamin Sears – New Zealand – INR 1 Crore

449. Tim Southee – New Zealand – INR 1.5 Crore

450. John Turner – England – INR 1.5 Crore

451. Joshua Brown – Australia – INR 30 Lakh

452. Oliver Davies – Australia – INR 30 Lakh

453. Bevan John Jacobs – New Zealand – INR 30 Lakh

454. Atharva Kale – India – INR 30 Lakh

455. Abhishek Nair – India – INR 30 Lakh

456. Vishwanath Pratap Singh – India – INR 30 Lakh

457. Nasir Lone – India – INR 30 Lakh

458. Brandon McMullen – Scotland – INR 30 Lakh

459. S. Midhun – India – INR 30 Lakh

460. Abid Mushtaq – India – INR 30 Lakh

461. Mahesh Pithiya – India – INR 30 Lakh

462. Maramreddy Reddy – India – INR 30 Lakh

463. Atit Sheth – India – INR 30 Lakh

464. Jonty Sidhu – India – INR 30 Lakh

465. Mohit Avasthi – India – INR 30 Lakh

466. Faridoon Dawoodzai – Afghanistan – INR 30 Lakh

467. Praful Hinge – India – INR 30 Lakh

468. Pankaj Jaswal – India – INR 30 Lakh

469. Vijay Kumar – India – INR 30 Lakh

470. Ashok Sharma – India – INR 30 Lakh

471. Mujtaba Yousuf – India – INR 30 Lakh

472. Ashton Agar – Australia – INR 1.25 Crore

473. Roston Chase – West Indies – INR 75 Lakh

474. Junior Dala – South Africa – INR 75 Lakh

475. Mahedi Hasan – Bangladesh – INR 75 Lakh

476. Nangeyalia Kharote – Afghanistan – INR 75 Lakh

477. Dan Lawrence – England – INR 1 Crore

478. Nathan Smith – New Zealand – INR 1 Crore

479. James Anderson – England – INR 1.25 Crore

480. Kyle Jamieson – New Zealand – INR 1.5 Crore

481. Chris Jordan – England – INR 2 Crore

482. Hasan Mahmud – Bangladesh – INR 75 Lakh

483. Tymal Mills – England – INR 2 Crore

484. David Payne – England – INR 1 Crore

485. Nahid Rana – Bangladesh – INR 75 Lakh

486. Prayas Ray Barman – India – INR 30 Lakh

487. Jafar Jamal – India – INR 30 Lakh

488. Ayaz Khan – India – INR 30 Lakh

489. Kaushik Maity – India – INR 30 Lakh

490. Rituraj Sharma – India – INR 30 Lakh

491. Vaibhav Suryavanshi – India – INR 30 Lakh

492. Kartik Chadha – India – INR 30 Lakh

493. Writtick Chatterjee – India – INR 30 Lakh

494. Prerit Dutta – India – INR 30 Lakh

495. Rajneesh Gurbani – India – INR 30 Lakh

496. Shubhang Hegde – India – INR 30 Lakh

497. Saransh Jain – India – INR 30 Lakh

498. Ripal Patel – India – INR 30 Lakh

499. Akash Vashisht – India – INR 30 Lakh

500. Anirudh Kanwar – India – INR 30 Lakh

501. Shubham Kapse – India – INR 30 Lakh

502. Atif Mushtaq – India – INR 30 Lakh

503. Dipesh Parwani – India – INR 30 Lakh

504. Manish Reddy – India – INR 30 Lakh

505. Chetan Sharma – India – INR 30 Lakh

506. Avinash Singh – India – INR 30 Lakh

507. Alick Athanaze – West Indies – INR 75 Lakh

508. Hilton Cartwright – Australia – INR 75 Lakh

509. Dominic Drakes – West Indies – INR 1.25 Crore

510. Daryn Dupavillon – South Africa – INR 75 Lakh

511. Matthew Forde – West Indies – INR 1.25 Crore

512. Patrick Kruger – South Africa – INR 75 Lakh

513. Lahiru Kumara – Sri Lanka – INR 75 Lakh

514. Michael Neser – Australia – INR 75 Lakh

515. Richard Ngarava – Zimbabwe – INR 75 Lakh

516. Wayne Parnell – South Africa – INR 1 Crore

517. Keemo Paul – West Indies – INR 1.25 Crore

518. Odean Smith – West Indies – INR 75 Lakh

519. Andrew Tye – Australia – INR 75 Lakh

520. Ajay Ahlawat – India – INR 40 Lakh

521. Corbin Bosch – South Africa – INR 30 Lakh

522. Mayank Gusain – India – INR 30 Lakh

523. Mukhtar Hussain – India – INR 30 Lakh

524. Girinath Reddy – India – INR 30 Lakh

525. Jalaj Saxena – India – INR 40 Lakh

526. Yajas Sharma – India – INR 30 Lakh

527. Sanjay Yadav – India – INR 30 Lakh

528. Vishal Godara – India – INR 30 Lakh

529. Eshan Malinga – Sri Lanka – INR 30 Lakh

530. Samarth Nagraj – India – INR 30 Lakh

531. Abhishek Saini – India – INR 30 Lakh

532. Dumindu Sewmina – Sri Lanka – INR 30 Lakh

533. Pradyuman Kumar Singh – India – INR 30 Lakh

534. Vasu Vats – India – INR 30 Lakh

535. Umang Kumar – India – INR 30 Lakh

536. Mohamed Ali – India – INR 30 Lakh

537. Atharva Ankolekar – India – INR 30 Lakh

538. Vaisakh Chandran – India – INR 30 Lakh

539. Auqib Dar – India – INR 30 Lakh

540. Rohit Rayudu – India – INR 30 Lakh

541. Uday Saharan – India – INR 30 Lakh

542. Ayush Vartak – India – INR 30 Lakh

543. Baba Aparajith – India – INR 30 Lakh

544. Sumit Kumar Beniwal – India – INR 30 Lakh

545. Nishunk Birla – India – INR 30 Lakh

546. Digvijay Deshmukh – India – INR 30 Lakh

547. Lakshay Jain – India – INR 30 Lakh

548. Duan Jansen – South Africa – INR 30 Lakh

549. Kritagya Singh – India – INR 30 Lakh

550. P. Vignesh – India – INR 30 Lakh

551. Sabhay Chadha – India – INR 30 Lakh

552. Ben Howell – England – INR 50 Lakh

553. Hemanth Kumar – India – INR 30 Lakh

554. Rohan Rana – India – INR 30 Lakh

555. Bharat Sharma – India – INR 30 Lakh

556. Pratham Singh – India – INR 30 Lakh

557. Tripurana Vijay – India – INR 30 Lakh

558. Ravi Yadav – India – INR 30 Lakh

559. Arjun Azad – India – INR 30 Lakh

560. Abhay Choudhary – India – INR 30 Lakh

561. Gaurav Gambhir – India – INR 30 Lakh

562. Shubham Garhwal – India – INR 30 Lakh

563. Tejasvi Jaiswal – India – INR 30 Lakh

564. Sairaj Patil – India – INR 30 Lakh

565. Madhav Tiwari – India – INR 30 Lakh

566. Kamal Tripathi – India – INR 30 Lakh

567. Prashant Chauhan – India – INR 30 Lakh

568. Yash Dabas – India – INR 30 Lakh

569. Dhruv Kaushik – India – INR 30 Lakh

570. Khrievitso Kense – India – INR 30 Lakh

571. Akash Parkar – India – INR 30 Lakh

572. Vignesh Puthur – India – INR 30 Lakh

573. Tripuresh Singh – India – INR 30 Lakh

574. Vijay Yadav – India – INR 30 Lakh

576. Saurabh Netravalkar – USA – INR 30 lakh

577. Hardik Tamore – India – INR 30 lakh


Chris Hemsworth flaunts mentoring skills as he teaches son how to do a backflip

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Chris Hemsworth flaunts mentoring skills as he teaches son how to do a backflip



Chris Hemsworth flaunts mentoring skills as he teaches son how to do a backflip

Actor Chris Hemsworth shared a glimpse of his mentoring skills as he taught one of his twin sons how to do a backflip, reported People.

In a video shared on his Instagram handle, Hemsworth can be seen showing how to kick off the stunt, “Just teaching my young bloke the true technique on how to backflip. Kinda like yoda/skywalker #haterswillsayitsfake,” he wrote in the caption.

 
 
 
 
 
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“Straight up. Off you go. Just like I showed you,” he told the 10-year-old boy before stepping aside and letting him try to do it himself.

“Hemsworth`s son swayed his arms back before taking off and executing the backflip, but his head almost touched the ground halfway through. “Sick,” the proud dad commented, before showing the boy a technique to get more height”, reported People.

“One adjustment, right? You want to do this,” Hemsworth said, adding, “See, like that. That`s what you want to do, okay?”

Hemsworth`s three children are daughter India Rose, 12, and twin sons Sasha and Tristan, whom he shares with wife Elsa Pataky have earlier also shown interest in their dad`s stunts.

Last year, the `Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga` star shared that his kids were fans of the stunts he did in the film. “My kids love it, my kids love it,” he said.

“My kids were there on set a lot to see this stuff,” he added. “And they wanted to jump in front of the camera and participate,” reported People.

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Oppo K12 Plus Launch Date Set for October 12; Design, Colours, Key Features Revealed

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Oppo K12 Plus Launch Date Set for October 12; Design, Colours, Key Features Revealed


Oppo K12 Plus is confirmed to launch in China later this month. The company has announced the launch date of the handset and revealed its design and colour options. A few key features of the upcoming smartphone have been confirmed as well. It is expected to join the base Oppo K12, which was unveiled in China in April this year. The design of the Oppo K12 Plus variant appears to be similar to that of the vanilla version, however, it will come with a bigger battery..

Oppo K12 Plus Launch, Design, Colour Options

The Oppo K12 Plus will launch in China on October 12 at 2:30pm local time, an official Weibo post from Oppo confirms. The company has revealed the design of the handset as well. It sports a pill-shaped rear camera module, which holds two camera sensors and an LED flat unit in smaller, circular slots.

Another Weibo post confirms that the Oppo K12 Plus will come in two colour options — Basalt Black and Snow Peak White.

Oppo K12 Plus Features

The Oppo K12 Plus is confirmed to get a 6,400mAh battery with support for 80W wired fast charging. It will ship with Android 14-based ColorOS 14. 

Oppo’s upcoming smartphone will likely be backed by a Snapdragon 7 Gen 3 chipset, according to a recent listing on the MIIT / TENAA website. It is expected to get a 6.7-inch 120Hz full HD+ AMOLED screen, a 50-megapixel main camera, and a 16-megapixel selfie shooter. The handset may come with an IP54-rated build and an in-display optical fingerprint sensor.

Notably, the base Oppo K12 launched with a Snapdragon 7 Gen 3 SoC as well but it has a 5,500mAh battery with 100W wired SuperVOOC charging support. It has an IP54 rating, a 6.7-inch full-HD+ AMOLED display alongside 50-megapixel dual rear camera units, and a 16-megapixel front camera sensor. In China, the phone is priced at CNY 1,799 (roughly Rs. 20,700) for the 8GB + 256GB option.

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Divyenndu on reuniting with `Madgaon Express` co-star Pratik Gandhi for `Agni`

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Divyenndu on reuniting with `Madgaon Express` co-star Pratik Gandhi for `Agni`



Divyenndu on reuniting with `Madgaon Express` co-star Pratik Gandhi for `Agni`

Actor Divyenndu says his creative partnership with Pratik Gandhi, his co-star from “Madgaon Express” and the upcoming movie “Agni”, is one rooted in mutual respect and ease. The duo first starred together in actor Kunal Kemmu`s directorial debut “Madgaon Express”, which was released to universal praise in March this year. Their upcoming movie is “Agni”, a Prime Video film on firefighters.

“He is a great friend of mine. We both really like each other as actors and on screen there is a certain kind of ease we have, there is a certain kind of mutual admiration we have for each other and working with him is always a joy,” Divyenndu told PTI in an interview. Directed by Rahul Dholakia of ¿Raees¿ fame, “Agni” is a never-before-told story about firefighters and pays homage to their fearless spirit, honour, and sacrifices. It is backed by Akhtar and Riteish Sidhwani`s Excel Entertainment in association with Prime Video. Divyenndu, also known for starring in critically-acclaimed series “Mirzapur” and “The Railway Men”, said “Agni” was special because it is the first film that talks about the lives of firefighters.

“When we think of our heroes, we think of army, navy, military, cricketers or say actors, we tend to glorify them a lot. But I think the job that people from the fire department do is such a thankless job. Nobody talks about them. “Imagine a situation where a building is on fire, your reaction would be to run from there and there are these bunch of people who think that we have to go in now. It`s amazing. So, we have tried to portray that. With that it`s again a thriller so there is a suspense in the film like who`s doing it, what doing it. So, that`s `Agni` for you,” he added. Playing different characters tends to have an impact on one`s psyche, he added. “It`s bound to happen. You are a human being, you go and behave in a certain manner everyday and after a cut it cannot just end. There will always be some of its residue left inside you. But I am happy about it. I`m not complaining, like I said, I always wanted to do this.

“I always had one aim, to do as different kinds of films as possible, as different characters as possible. I am not someone who really is happy that this one thing has worked, so let`s consolidate this and make this your own. No, I want to do as different work as possible.” Divyenndu was speaking on the sidelines of the International Film Festival of India (IFFI) to attend the premiere of his film “Saali Mohabbat”, directed by Tisca Chopra. Produced by Jyoti Deshpande and Manish Malhotra, the movie also features Radhika Apte, Anshumaan Pushkar, Sauraseni Maitra, Sharat Saxena and Anurag Kashyap. It focuses on an unpretentious housewife who tells a story of infidelity, deceit and murder. While her listeners are riveted, one of them gets the message she intended.

“It`s very hard to explain this film, it`s just a human story, I would say,” Divyenndu said. The actor also said he is happy to return as Munna Bhaiya in “Mirzapur: The Film”. Created by Puneet Krishna and directed by Gurmmeet Singh, the movie will be released in 2026 and also feature Pankaj Tripathi and Ali Fazal are set to return as Kaleen Bhaiya and Guddu Pandit. “The `Mirzapur` film is happening and he is going to be back. Even, I don`t know anything more than this,” Divyenndy said. Besides, the actor has a string of projects lined up for release. “I have done a show called `Tatkaal`, based on the scam of Tatkal tickets, which is an incredible thing. I have done one more film `Pehchaan` for Jio Studios, which is a suspense psychological thriller. “I am working on my next project about which I can`t tell you right now, you will get to know about it in a few days. So, yeah, its all happening. I`m not complaining.”

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Apple M3 Max Benchmark Scores Reveal Performance on Par With M2 Ultra Chip

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Apple M3 Max Benchmark Scores Reveal Performance on Par With M2 Ultra Chip


Apple launched new MacBook Pro and iMac models at its ‘Scary fast’ launch event on Tuesday and the new computers are powered by the firm’s latest M3 chips. These next generation 3nm chips offer improved CPU and GPU performance compared to their predecessors and are available in M3, M3 Pro, and M3 Max variants. Days after the new models were launched, the first performance benchmark of the new M3 Max chip has surfaced online, and the new chip appears to be as fast as Apple’s M2 Ultra processor.

The first listing for the M3 Max chip running on one of Apple’s new computers has surfaced on Geekbench, a popular benchmarking website. It appears that the benchmark test was run on the new 16-inch MacBook Pro, as the listing includes the “Mac 15,9” model identifier. The M3 Max is currently Apple’s most powerful computer chip.

The new M3 Max chip on the 16-inch MacBook Pro has a Geekbench 6 score of 21,084 points in the multi-core test. This is significantly higher than its predecessor, which scored 14,495 points. Apple claimed during the event that the new M3 Max chip offered “up to 50 percent” better performance than the M2 Max. The benchmark scores suggest that Apple’s claims related to speed improvements are accurate.

When compared with the M2 Ultra chip, the new M3 Max chip is a few points behind — the M2 Ultra running on a Mac Pro (2023) had a score of 21,187 points. This shows that Apple’s new M3 Max chip is on par with its most powerful M2-series chip. However, the website also has a listing for the M2 Ultra-powered Mac Studio (2023) with a slightly higher multi-core score of 21,317 points.

It is worth noting that synthetic benchmark scores are useful to get a sense of the performance improvements offered by a new processor or device, but actual day-to-day performance can also be affected by a variety of factors. Two users running the same hardware might end up with different scores.

We can expect to see more benchmarks of the M3 Max on the new 16-inch MacBook Pro in the coming days as the devices announced at the last launch event are set to go on sale later this month, starting on November 7.


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Reliance Jio True 5G Network Extends Battery Life by Up to 40 Percent, Claims Official

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Reliance Jio True 5G Network Extends Battery Life by Up to 40 Percent, Claims Official


Reliance Jio’s True 5G network can improve the smartphone’s battery life by up to 40 percent, a company official highlighted during the company’s earnings call for the second quarter (Q2) of FY25. The telecommunications provider leverages a standalone (SA) architecture along with other technical features for its 5G services in India and assigns the spectrum bandwidth as per the application — both of which help it deliver improved battery life and efficiency on smartphones.

Better Battery Life on Jio True 5G Network

Telecom providers in India such as Bharti Airtel utilise a non-standalone access (NSA) approach which involves the deployment of 5G technology on top of the existing 4G infrastructure. However, Reliance Jio has taken a different route by adopting SA which uses the 700MHz band for rural areas and the 3.5GHz band for urban centres. Additionally, it has also reserved the 26GHz mmWave band for high-capacity applications. This is managed by the company’s smart spectrum management which allocates the appropriate spectrum based on the usage.

This approach helps the telecom provider improve the smartphone’s battery life from 20 to 40 percent, as per Kiran͏͏ Thomas, President͏͏ of͏͏ Reliance͏͏ Jio͏͏ Infocomm͏͏ Limited. The company has deployed Voice over New Radio (VoNR) — a 5G wireless communication standard which routes calls over the 5G network and is claimed to deliver better voice quality, lower call setup time, and higher security.

Reliance Jio also utilises other technologies such as layer management based on User Equipment (UE) capability for improved carrier aggregation, time division duplex (TDD) interference across spectrum bands, and dedicated network slicing. It has programmable networks with beam management, traffic steering and energy efficiency based on artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML).

The company official also highlights that Jio’s True 5G network can provide more better location accuracy without solely relying on GPS. It calculates the location based on the angle of arrival of each beam, promising positioning accuracy up to 10 metres.

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Is that really Akaay Kohli? Details Inside

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Is that really Akaay Kohli? Details Inside


Did Anushka Sharma and Virat Kohli's son Akaay Kohli really make an appearance in VIRAL video? Details Inside

A photo from the third day of the Test match between India and Australia at Perth has taken the internet by storm, particularly because fans believed it was the first time that they saw Anushka Sharma and Virat Kohli‘s son, Akaay Kohli‘s face.
The vial images and videos show a man cradling a baby and standing behind Anushka in the stands as they enjoy watching Virat playing on the field.The little one, dressed in a blue outfit, sparked speculation online, with many wondering if the child was Akaay. “Is that Akaay?” fans asked while others tweeted old childhood photos of the cricketer and pointed out a resemblance between the two saying, “Akaay Kohli is carbon copy of Virat Kohli.”

However, reports now confirm that the baby in the viral photo is not Akaay, but another child who happened to be in the VIP box.

While fans may still have not got a peek at little Akaay, the day was a special one indeed as Virat scored a century. To celebrate, he even blew a kiss to his wife in the stands, a gesture that melted hearts worldwide.
Anushka and Virat have been fiercely private about their children and have often barred the media from taking their photos. The couple followed the same mandate while stepping out with daughter Vamika. The couple managed to keep the little one’s face hidden for months on end, until a video from a cricket match revealed her face to the world.
Just last week, Virat made headlines when he stepped out of his car to ask the shutterbugs to refrain from taking photos of his children as they arrived at the airport with their mom.

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Microsoft, Nandan Nilekani-Backed Indian Group Working on Accessibility-Focused AI Assistant Jugalbandi Bot

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Microsoft, Nandan Nilekani-Backed Indian Group Working on Accessibility-Focused AI Assistant Jugalbandi Bot


An Indian research group backed by Microsoft and Infosys co-founder Nandan Nilekani is using generative AI, the technology behind chatbot sensation ChatGPT, for a mobile assistant that aims to make information on government schemes accessible in multiple languages.

The Jugalbandi bot, named after a duet where two musicians riff off each other, uses language models from government-backed AI4Bharat and artificial intelligence tech through Microsoft’s Azure OpenAI Service.

Operating over Meta Platforms-owned WhatsApp messaging service, the bot can understand questions in 10 Indian languages and retrieves information that is usually written in English on government websites to relay it in local languages.

Microsoft said the bot could help bridge the language barrier in India where English is spoken by just 11 percent of the 1.4 billion population, citing examples where it helped a student get a scholarship and a farmer apply for pension for his parents.

There are, however, some accuracy issues.

Like Google‘s Bard and Microsoft-owned Bing, Jugalbandi can sometimes deliver answers that seem convincing but are made up – a tendency that has been called hallucination.

Jugalbandi’s application is also limited by a lack of data as organizations often do not have either the bandwidth or expertise in building data pipelines to feed to the bot.

“Sometimes these models do make errors. They are probabilistic machines,” said Pratyush Kumar, co-principal investigator at AI4Bharat and a principal researcher at Microsoft Research India.

He added that AI4Bharat is trying to resolve such issues by seeking feedback from organizations such as Gram Vaani, a Delhi-based social enterprise that closely works with farmers.

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OnePlus 13 Could Be the First Smartphone to Ship With Snapdragon 8 Elite SoC

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OnePlus 13 Could Be the First Smartphone to Ship With Snapdragon 8 Elite SoC


OnePlus 13 is confirmed to debut in China at some point this month. We still don’t have an official confirmation on the exact date, but a new teaser by chipmaker Qualcomm suggests the possible chipset on the upcoming OnePlus phone. The OnePlus 13 appears to be powered by a new Snapdragon 8 Elite chip aka Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 SoC. This flagship Android processor is believed to power the next wave of flagships from Xiaomi, and Oppo.

Snapdragon 8 Elite Teased

Qualcomm posted a new video on the official microsite for the upcoming Snapdragon Summit teasing the arrival of the new Snapdragon 8 chip. The video assures that the upcoming chipset will have Oryon cores. The same architecture is used in Snapdragon X chips that power the latest Copilot+ PCs. The Oryon cores are expected to bring noticeable improvements in performance and power efficiency.

In the video, a smartphone with a circular camera island is seen carrying the new chipset. The prototype has a design similar to the upcoming OnePlus 13. The prototype has OnePlus’s signature camera module housed in the top-left corner, which resembles the design language of the OnePlus 12 and OnePlus 11.

Additionally, Louis Lee, the President of OnePlus China reposted the new Snapdragon 8 teaser chip video from his Weibo handle, suggesting that the OnePlus 13 will be the first smartphone in the world to debut with the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite SoC. The new chipset will be launched on October 22, during the Snapdragon Summit in Maui, Hawaii.

The Xiaomi 15 was earlier speculated to debut as the first smartphone with a Snapdragon 8 Elite chip. iQOO, Honor, and Oppo are also expected to follow suit with Snapdragon 8 Elite-powered phones in China.

OnePlus 13 Specifications (Expected)

As per past leaks, the OnePlus 13 will come with a 6.82-inch LTPO BOE X2 micro quad curved OLED display with 2K resolution and 120Hz refresh rate. It is said to pack up to 24GB of RAM and up to 1TB of onboard storage. 

OnePlus 13 is expected to boast a triple rear camera system, comprising a 50-megapixel LYT-808 main camera. The camera setup could also include a 50-megapixel ultra-wide sensor and a 50-megapixel periscope telephoto shooter with 3x optical zoom. 

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Celebrate Savings at Croma: Find Your Perfect Laptop Starting at Just Rs. 25,000!

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