Robin Minz : First Adivasi Player in IPL 2024 to get a chance in IPL
On December 19, 2024, the IPL Auction for the 2024 season witnessed the submission of names by several capped and uncapped players. However, only a handful of players had their fortunes shine. Among them was Robin Minz, who made history by becoming the first Adivasi player in the IPL 2024 from India and picked the former champion Gujarat Titans, securing a deal worth 3.6 crore INR.
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The IPL 2024 auction, characterized by groundbreaking deals, unfolded with the signing of stellar Australian talents—Mitchell Starc and Pat Cummins—securing the league’s most lucrative contracts. Joining forces with the Kolkata Knight Riders for a staggering 24.75 crore, Starc added an electrifying touch, while Sunrisers Hyderabad strategically acquired Cummins for a significant 20.50 crore. Of noteworthy mention is the ascent of Robin Minz, an uncapped Adivasi player in IPL 2024 from Jharkhand, who clinched the coveted crorepati status by inking a substantial deal with the Gujarat Titans for 3.6 crore INR.
The first Adivasi player in IPL 2024 From Jharkhand
Robin Minz, the first Adivasi player in IPL 2024: A 21-year-old boy from Gumla district of Jharkhand has bagged a multi-million-dollar contract from the IPL to become the first Adivasi cricket player in the IPL. Robin Minz always wanted to be a cricketer, and in an interview in June 2023, Robin revealed his passion for cricket at the age of 8. His journey to reach the IPL has been very impressive; his father is currently a retired man working as a guard.
Robin minz’s father was his first coach
Having finished his 10th-grade studies, Robin Minz passionately embraced cricket. In July of this year, efforts were made to recruit him for the Mumbai Indians’ UK tour. While he is still awaiting his debut in the premier category, Robin has already led both the state’s under-19 and under-25 teams. His father, who was his initial coach, is presently employed at Ranchi’s Birsa Munda Airport1.