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Former England captain Jos Buttler recalled his first IPL auction experience when the Mumbai Indians (MI) signed him for the 2016 season.

Former England captain Jos Buttler revealed that the Mumbai Indians originally expressed zero interest in signing him ahead of the 2016 IPL auction. Speaking on the For the Love of Cricket YouTube channel, Buttler noted that seven of the eight franchises had shown interest, making it a surprise when Mumbai Indians ultimately purchased him for ₹3.8 crores.
Buttler also highlighted the 2017 season as a major turning point, when head coach Mahela Jayawardene promoted him to open the batting. Jayawardene shifted him to the top of the order because the team already possessed middle-order power hitters in Hardik Pandya and Kieron Pollard.
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