IPL Auction 2020: The three foreign players who will certainly make

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All eight Indian Premier League teams have revealed their list of retained and released players. There were some surprising costs from special teams, and there is no doubt that this will add to the battle between franchises in IPL auctions. In the upcoming auction, all teams will have their own strategy on which players they should target and which players they do not need.

There is a lot of planning ahead of the auction and it will be interesting to see which teams go into which teams. Meanwhile, there are some foreign players who were released by their respective franchises and they will definitely be bidding at the upcoming auction which will be held in Kolkata on December 19th. We all know what overseas players bring to the table and franchises are looking to add them to their teams. Will see. Here are three freelance foreign players who will almost certainly be selected at auction.

# 1 Chris Lynn
Kolkata Knight Riders must kick themselves to release Kris Lin of these forms. The explosive opener scored 91 off 30 balls a day later when he was released by Kolkata's Think Tank. The right-handed Australian batsman, who scored 371 runs in the outings in the recently concluded Abu Dhabi T10 League, scored at an average of 536 and a sparkling strike rate of 236.30.

Argo, Chris Lynn was awarded the Player of the Tournament and was instrumental in the success of the Maratha Arabians in the league. Lin has the expertise to run the ground and teams like Rajasthan Royals and Royal Challengers Bangalore who need an opener on his team can bid at auction. Tabij has scored 1280 runs in 41 IPL matches at an average of 33.68 and a strike rate of 140.66.

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# 2 Dale Steyn
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South Africa's fast bowler Dale Steyn may be on the radar of some franchises as he is in good form in the ongoing Magnificent Super League. Veteran Seymour is currently the top wicket-taker in the league, taking 10 wickets in six matches at an average of 19.20. Stan has retired from the Red Ball game and is only focusing on the limited-over format.

The Proteas fast bowler has all the experience and can add a lot to the teams like Chennai Super Kings and Kings XI Punjab who need overseas pacers in their squad. Steyn had taken four wickets in two matches played by Royal Challengers Bangalore in the IPL 2019 before he had to return home due to an injury.

Stan may not be his prime minister but he can deliver the goods as soon as he has the experience. The 36-year-old has played 92 IPL matches in which he has taken 96 wickets.

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Martin Guptill
Sunrisers Hyderabad released Martin Guptill as they are already in the ranks of David Warner and Jonny Bairstow. But teams like Rajasthan Royals and Royal Challengers Bangalore may try to rope in Martin Guptill as they need a designated opener in their area.

Guptill has been in decent form in the recent past and has the ability to take down blocks from the get go. The right-hander can give his team a good start and score fast. The Kiwis opener scored 153 runs in five T20 matches against England at an average of 30.60 and an amazing strike rate of 177.91.

The 33-year-old has played only 13 IPL matches but is the third highest scorer with 2436 runs in 83 matches in T20 format. In addition, the Guptals are one of the best fielders in the world and can save extra runs on the field.

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