IPL 4 auction shifts focus to uncapped players

The second day of the IPL did not generate big bids since most of the franchises purse was dried up and now the scene shifts to the buying up of uncapped players from within India. The bidding was however not without its share of controversies surrounding the process and role of N  Srinivasan the BCCI secretary who is also the owner of Chennai Super Kings (CSK).
The glamour quotient provided by Nita Ambani, Gayatri Reddy, Silpa Shetty and Priety Zinta along with tycoon Vijaya Mallaya were in full display. The biggest buy on second day was Daniel Christian, the Australian all-rounder bought by Deccan Chargers forRs4.06 crores.
Vijay Mallaya of RCB pointed out that IPL said that if four players from the last season were retained than up 4.5 million from the cap of $9million but revealed that the governing council never said as to how much the franchise should pay the retained players. It meant that the franchise can go above the cap. The IPL Chairman Chirayu Amin too did not have answer as to  how it would monitor the amounts paid to uncapped players.