The most-awaited festival for the Indian fans the "Indian Premier League" is yet to make a start due to the Coronavirus outbreak. The fans were eager to know the start date of the IPL 2020, which be updated by the BCCI on April 15th. Besides, the Indian Premier League is a big stage for the youngsters to show their talents. And over the years, it has produced a lot of talents with enormous batting and bowling skills. Also, the cash-rich league has never failed to award the match winners. We all know that the Orange Cap is given to the player who scores the most runs and the Purple Cap is given to the player who takes most wickets in a season. However, players from foreign countries have never failed to make their mark as they won the Orange Cap for 9 out of 12 times in the history of IPL. Among them, the Aussies have won 6 Orange Cap titles. But some of the winners remained unsold in the IPL Auction. Here we take a look at 3 Orange Cap winners who once went unsold in IPL Auction: 3. Shaun Marsh Shaun Marsh became the first player to win the Orange Cap in the first-ever season of the IPL. He had been one of the regular names in the Kings XI Punjab side and never played for any other franchise in his entire IPL career. Marsh represented KXIP for 71 times and amassed 2,477 runs that he played at an average of around 40. In the first edition, Marsh did not struggle as the other foreigners as he showed his incredible talent all around the globe. He played his last game for KXIP in 2017 against the Smith-led Rising Pune Supergiant and never returned to the league as he went unsold in the last three auctions. 2. Chris Gayle The left-handed batsman started his IPL career with Kolkata Knight Riders and failed to make his mark. He remained unsold in the 2011 IPL Auction. Later he named as a replacement for Dirk Nannes who suffered a side strain injury and had been ruled out of the season. He played his first game for RCB against KKR and scored a splendid hundred to take his side over the victory line. After that, he never looked back and finished off the tournament as the leading run-getter and won the Orange Cap title in 2011 and 2012. But his lack of consistency in 2017 made him unsold in the first round of the IPL Auction 2018 as KXIP bought him at the last moment. 1. Michael Hussey Fondly known as Mr.Cricket, Micheal Hussey had played for the Dhoni-led franchise Chennai Super Kings in 2013. He finished off the season with 733 runs in 16 games that he played at an average of around 53 and awarded with the Orange Cap. Also Read: 5 Indian players who play PUBG regularly Later CSK released Hussey ahead of the next season and the four-time champions Mumbai Indians roped him into their side. Soon he was released by Mumbai Indians due to his poor performance. In January 2018, the 44-year-old appointed as the batting coach for Chennai Super Kings.