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Message: <blockquote data-quote="prasannaf" data-source="post: 9774362" data-attributes="member: 372"><a href="http://www.espncricinfo.com/indian-premier-league-2011/content/squad/495843.html" target="_blank">Kings XI Punjab</a>  No. of players bought: 11 (4 Indian, 7 foreign)Money spent: $6.95 millonBig-ticket signing: David Hussey ($1.4 million)Bargain buy: Shaun Marsh ($400,000)Eyebrow-raiser: Piyush Chawla ($900,000), Abhishek Nayar ($800,000)Ones that got away: Irfan Pathan (Punjab bid $1.8m), Saurabh Tiwary ($1.5m), Mahela Jayawardene ($1.4m), Dale Steyn ($1.1m)   While the other franchises spent and shopped over two days in Bangalore,  Kings XI Punjab were sparing with their purchases and bought only 11  players. They have a little over $2 million to fill their squad with  uncapped domestic players. The challenge is to pick up several  high-quality ones to fill the gaps in their team. And there are many.  They have only two specialist batsmen and their two allrounders are  nothing to write home about. They also possess only one spinner at  present. Their strengths lie in their fast bowling and their  wicketkeeping reserves - Adam Gilchrist and Dinesh Karthik. Curiously,  Punjab bid over a million for four other players but were never ready to  go the distance to buy them, even though their purse was heavy.   Squad  Batsmen: Shaun Marsh ($400,000), David Hussey ($140,000)Bowlers: Stuart Broad ($400,000), Praveen Kumar ($800,000), Ryan  Harris ($325,000), Piyush Chawla ($900,000), Nathan Rimmington ($20,000)Allrounders: Abhishek Nayar ($800,000), Dimitri Mascarenhas ($100,000)Wicketkeepers: Adam Gilchrist ($900,000), Dinesh Karthik ($900,000)</blockquote>

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