Afridi was sold to franchise Dhaka for $ 700 000 after some intense bidding involving five of the six franchises in the 10-28 February event, which is based on the successful model of Indian Premier League.
On all hands, however, will only be available for the last two days of opening BPL campaign, because he is on the state tax team against England in the United Arab Emirates.
Tournament organizers said the money will be transferred to the players in proportion to match available.
Speed scored a West Indies batsman Chris Gayle, who can get the other 14 February, in order to attract attention from Barisal to pay $ 551 000 for him.
Marlon Samuels of his countrymen and Kieron Pollard also a sensation, as they were sold for $ 360,000 and $ 300,000 in Rajshahi and Dhaka respectively franchise.
A total of 111 overseas players and 80 local cricket players were put on auction with the teams of a maximum budget of $ 2 million and be able to purchase a maximum of eight overseas players.
Pakistan Shoaib Malik (Chittagong $ 150,000), West Indies' Dwayne Bravo (Chittagong $ 150,000), Brad Hodge of Australia (Barisal $ 140 000), Sri Lanka's Sanath Jayasuriya (Rajshahi $ 110 000) and Muttiah Muralitharan (Chittagong $ 100,000) were among others to go for big money.
No Indian players were included in the auction.
Along with Panesar and Gibbs, New Zealand, Scott Styris and Lou Vincent has failed to attract a buyer.
Ireland wicketkeeper-batsman Niall O'Brien was the most expensive player in the country associated with the Khulna to pay $ 80,000 for a bat.
Bangladesh International Shakib Al Hasan, Tamim Iqbal, Mushfiqur Rahim, Mohammad Ashraful, Shahriar Nafees and Kapali Alok has been chosen as the icon player for six franchises and were excluded from the bidding.
All-rounder Nasir Hossain, Bangladesh was the most sought-after in the auction with Khulna seal his signature for $ 200,000.
India's Game On Sports Management tournament will be held after the victory of the application from the Council of Bangladesh cricket for six years for $ 44.33 million.
