Updated On: 11 December, 2025 03:45 PM IST | Mumbai | Subodh Mayure
Tennis-ball star Vijay Pawle wants to use his record ISPL auction money (R32.50 lakh) to build a house at his village in Sangli

Vijay Pawle in action during the previous ISPL season. Pic/ISPL
All-rounder Vijay Pawle, 36, became the highest paid player across all editions of the Indian Street Premier League (ISPL) on Tuesday when defending champions Majhi Mumbai team used their Right to Match card to pick their skipper, who had a base price of Rs 3 lakh, for a whopping Rs 32.50 lakh at the Season 3 player auction.
An elated Pawle is planning to use the funds to build a home at his village, Mangle, in Sangli district. “We have a small family house currently. I’m planning to expand the current structure with this money,” Pawle told mid-day over the phone from his village in Sangli on Wednesday.