Lista de todos os acordos comerciais aconteceu na história do IPL

The Indian Premier League (IPL) auction often grabs headlines with its huge bids and dramatic moments, but the IPL trade window works quietly in the background. Despite it being underused and underrated, the trade window allows franchises to iron out chinks in their squads, especially after an IPL campaign.

This year, as speculation around trades hits a fever pitch, especially with rumours of Chennai Super Kings (CSK) chasing Rajasthan Royals’ (RR) captain Sanju Samson, the trade window has become a hot topic among fans. The biggest trade deal certainly took place before the IPL 2024 auction when one business affected three franchises! That was, of course, Hardik Pandya’s move to the Mumbai Indians (MI). The former Gujarat Titans (GT) skipper shocked everyone. As a result, MI offloaded Cameron Green to the Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) as well.

What is IPL trade window & how does it work?

The IPL trade window is a transfer period before and after the auction, where teams can swap or buy players outside of the auction room. It comes in two phases:

1. First Phase: Starts seven days after the IPL ends and runs until a week before the auction.
2. Second Phase: Starts after the auction and ends 30 days before the season begins.

Trades can be:

• Player Swaps (no money involved)
  All-Cash Deals (full price transfer)
  Trade + Transfer Fee (mutually agreed fee in addition to player’s auction value)

List of all trade deals in IPL history