How the Aussies fared in IPL auction

Pay day ... Kane Richardson was snapped up for a whopping $US700,000 Source: James Elsby / AAP

Glenn Maxwell is set for a big pay day thanks to the Indian Premier League auction, but he's not the only Australian in that category.

Here's a list of all the Australians who were up for auction in Chennai on Sunday, and how they fared.

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SOLD

Glenn Maxwell, $1,000,000 (Mumbai Indians)
Kane Richardson, $700,000 (Pune Warriors India)
Dirk Nannes, $600,000 (Chennai Super Kings)
Nathan Coulter-Nile, $450,000 (Mumbai Indians)
Ricky Ponting, $400,000 (Mumbai Indians)
Michael Clarke, $400,000 (Pune Warriors India)
James Faulkner, $400,000 (Rajasthan Royals)
Luke Pomersbach, $300,000 (Kings XI Punjab)
Moises Henriques, $300,000 (Royal Challengers Bangalore)
Philip Hughes, $100,000 (Mumbai Indians)
Daniel Christian, $100,000 (Royal Challengers Bangalore)
Clint McKay, $100,000 (Sunrisers Hyderabad)
Ben Laughlin, $20,000 (Chennai Super Kings)

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UNSOLD (with reserve prices)
Doug Bollinger, $200,000
Aaron Finch, $200,000
John Hastings, $200,000
Matthew Wade, $200,000
Callum Ferguson, $100,000
Josh Hazlewood, $100,000
James Hopes, $100,000
Stephen O'Keefe, $100,000
Adam Voges, $100,000
Ben Cutting, $100,000
Nic Maddinson, $100,000
Tim Paine, $100,000
Travis Birt, $100,000
Trent copeland, $50,000
Daniel Harris, $50,000
Alister McDermott, $50,000
Ben Rohrer, $50,000
Joe Burns, $50,000
Cameron Boyce, $20,000

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