Editing Openai/69351da8-f024-8001-b469-350d087c162d (section)

===== - Cricket players move between teams mostly via short-term contracts or auctions, not permanent transfers. So there is no ongoing “market value” for a player in the sense football uses. =====
* Prices fluctuate a lot depending on recent performance, availability, team needs, and auction dynamics. A good form may raise price — but poor form or injury can reduce it drastically.
* There is no centralized system valuing players permanently — unlike football’s transfer market — so any “market value” would be speculative.

Bottom line: we can document what each Dubai Capitals player was last “valued” at (i.e. their last auction price), but we cannot reliably turn that into a stable “market value” that holds over time, for comparison or “transfer-fee” style use.

If you want: I can build a table with all players’ last auction-price + a rough “potential value rating” (e.g. High / Medium / Low), to approximate how valuable they might be going forward.
Do you want me to build that table for you now?