All IPL Trade Deals in History (2009–2026): Complete List in One Place

Player trades have become a crucial part of IPL team-building strategies since they were officially introduced in 2018. Unlike auctions where teams bid with money, trade deals involve direct player exchanges or transfers between…

May 6, 2026
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Player trades have become a crucial part of IPL team-building strategies since they were officially introduced in 2018. Unlike auctions where teams bid with money, trade deals involve direct player exchanges or transfers between franchises, often with cash compensation. These moves allow teams to fill specific gaps mid-cycle without waiting for mega auctions.

How IPL Trades Work (Quick Context)

The IPL has allowed teams to trade players between franchises via a formal trading window since ahead of the 2009 season. Unlike auctions, these are direct team‑to‑team moves – either:

  • Player-for-player swaps, or
  • All‑cash trades, where the buying franchise pays the other and takes over the player’s existing contract.
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Hardik Pandya

Below is a consolidated list of every pre‑season trade officially recorded (plus early-window deals documented by reliable records and databases) from 2009 through the 2026 mini‑auction window.

Complete IPL Trade List (Chronological)

Key: DD = Delhi Daredevils, DC = Delhi Capitals, KXIP/PBKS = Kings XI/Punjab Kings, RR = Rajasthan Royals, MI = Mumbai Indians, RCB = Royal Challengers (Bangalore/Bengaluru), SRH = Sunrisers Hyderabad, DCg = Deccan Chargers, PWI = Pune Warriors India, RPS/RPSG = Rising Pune Supergiants, LSG = Lucknow Super Giants, GT = Gujarat Titans, KKR = Kolkata Knight Riders, CSK = Chennai Super Kings.

Trent Boult
Season*PlayerFromToTrade Type / Note
2009Ashish NehraMIDDSwap with Shikhar Dhawan
2009Shikhar DhawanDDMISwap with Nehra
2009Zaheer KhanRCBMISwap with Robin Uthappa
2009Robin UthappaMIRCBSwap with Zaheer
2009Jaydev ShahRRMIMulti‑player trade
2009Gaurav DhimanMIRCBMulti‑player trade
2009Pankaj SinghRRRCBMulti‑player trade 
2010Moises HenriquesKKRDDTrade
2010Owais ShahDDKKRTrade
2010Manoj TiwaryDDKKRTrade 
2012Andrew McDonaldDDRCBTrade
2012Kevin PietersenDCgDDTrade (DCg→DD) 
2012Dinesh KarthikKXIPMICash trade 
2012Harmeet SinghDCgKXIPTrade
2012Rajagopal SathishMIKXIPPart of Karthik deal
2012Pragyan OjhaDCgMITrade 
2012Ashok DindaDDPWITrade
2012Shreevats GoswamiKKRRRTrade
2012Ross TaylorRRDDTrade
2012Abhishek JhunjhunwalaPWIDCgTrade
2012Ali MurtazaMIPWITrade 
2013Ashish NehraPWIDDTrade
2013Ross TaylorDDPWITrade 
2015Iqbal AbdullaRRRCBTrade
2015Manvinder BislaKKRRCBTrade
2015Parthiv PatelRCBMITrade
2015Unmukt ChandRRMITrade
2015Vinay KumarKKRMITrade
2015Mandeep SinghKXIPRCBTrade 2
2016Kedar JadhavDDRCBTrade
2016Albie MorkelDDRPSGTrade
2016Saurabh TiwaryDDRPSGTrade
2016KL RahulSRHRCBTrade
2016Parvez RasoolSRHRCBTrade 
2017Mayank AgarwalDDRPSGTrade
2017Shardul ThakurKXIPRPSGTrade 
2019Quinton de KockRCBMIAll‑cash trade 
2019Mandeep SinghRCBKXIPSwap with Stoinis
2019Marcus StoinisKXIPRCBSwap with Mandeep
2019Shikhar DhawanSRHDCMulti‑player swap
2019Vijay ShankarDCSRHPart of Dhawan deal
2019Shahbaz NadeemDCSRHPart of Dhawan deal
2019Abhishek SharmaDCSRHPart of Dhawan deal
2019Jayant YadavDCMITrade
2020Mayank MarkandeMI → DC; then DC → RRTwo successive trades
2020Sherfane RutherfordDCMISwap with Markande
2020R. AshwinKXIPDCCash trade
2020Jagadeesha SuchithDCKXIPPart of Ashwin deal
2020Trent BoultDCMICash trade
2020Krishnappa GowthamRRKXIPSwap with Rajpoot
2020Ankit RajpootKXIPRRSwap with Gowtham
2020Dhawal KulkarniRRMITrade
2020Ajinkya RahaneRRDCCash trade
2020Rahul TewatiaDCRRTrade
2020Siddhesh LadMIKKRTrade
2021Daniel SamsDCRCBTrade
2021Harshal PatelDCRCBTrade
2021Robin UthappaRRCSKCash trade
2023Jason BehrendorffRCBMITrade
2023Lockie FergusonGTKKRCash trade
2023Rahmanullah GurbazGTKKRTrade
2023Shardul ThakurDCKKRCash trade
2023Aman KhanKKRDCSwap with Shardul
2024Romario ShepherdLSGMICash trade
2024Avesh KhanLSGRRSwap with Padikkal
2024Devdutt PadikkalRRLSGSwap with Avesh
2024Mayank DagarSRHRCBSwap with Shahbaz
2024Shahbaz AhmedRCBSRHSwap with Dagar
2024Hardik PandyaGTMIBig‑money cash trade
2024Cameron GreenMIRCBBig‑money cash trade
2026Shardul ThakurLSGMICash trade
2026Sherfane RutherfordGTMICash trade
2026Sanju SamsonRRCSKPart of player swap
2026Ravindra JadejaCSKRRPart of Samson swap
2026Sam CurranCSKRRPart of Samson swap
2026Arjun TendulkarMILSGCash trade
2026Mohammed ShamiSRHLSGCash trade
2026Mayank MarkandeKKRMICash trade
2026Nitish RanaRRDCCash trade
2026Donovan FerreiraDCRRCash trade 
Quinton de Kock

*Season = IPL season the player appeared for their new franchise (most trades are done in the preceding off‑season).

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FAQs

How many IPL trades have happened in total?

Across all pre‑season trading windows from 2009–2026, there have been just over 80 official player‑for‑player or cash trades – far fewer than auction signings.

Which IPL team uses the trade window the most?

Mumbai Indians have been among the most active, landing major names like Quinton de Kock, Trent Boult, Hardik Pandya, Cameron Green (out), and several bowlers via IPL trade deals. 

Can an IPL player refuse a trade?

Yes. Trades require the consent of the player, the selling franchise and the buying franchise under IPL regulations.

Are mid‑season trades included here?

No. This list covers pre‑season trading windows and off‑season traded players; mid‑tournament “transfer window” loans and temporary replacements are not counted.

Why do teams trade instead of waiting for the auction?

Trades let franchises fill specific roles, manage salary purse space, and avoid bidding wars, often turning under‑used players into starters elsewhere.
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