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IPL to ban foreign players withdrawing

Players who withdraw from IPL to be banned for two years

Players who pull out of the IPL at short notice will be banned from taking part in the following two seasons in a new rule introduced to the T20 league.

ESPN on MSN · 7h

Two-year ban for overseas players pulling out after being picked at IPL auction

An overseas player who does not register for the mega auction will not be allowed to register for subsequent mini auction

Newsable Asianet News on MSN · 3h

IPL 2025: Overseas players face 2-year ban for withdrawing after auction

Bengaluru: The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has announced that overseas players who pull out of the Indian Premier League (IPL) after being bought at the auction will be banned for two years.

Hindustan Times on MSN · 5h

BCCI puts Indian players first in major shake-up to IPL auction ruling, overseas stars face setback

The earnings of overseas players in the IPL 2025 auction will be capped depending on the prices of Indian players.

India Today on MSN · 17h

IPL 2025 rules: BCCI to ban players for pulling out after auction deal

The BCCI and the IPL governing council will ban the players for pulling out of the league after the auction deal.

IPL, MS Dhoni

Outlookindia · 2h

Indian Premier League: MS Dhoni May Continue IPL Journey As Uncapped Player Under Revived Rule - Here's Why

While Dhoni played a limited role in 2024, coming in as a finisher late in the innings, his influence on the team remains immense. He had earlier stated that his decision to continue in the IPL would

thecricketlounge.com · 2d

Indian Premier League: 2 Worst Rules In IPL

Delve into the debate surrounding the "Impact Player" and "Right to Match" (RTM) rules of Indian Premier League(IPL)

Newsable Asianet News on MSN · 3h

IPL Retention: Has BCCI brought back uncapped player rule for MS Dhoni?

Mumbai: Ahead of the IPL mega auction, each team can retain a maximum of 5 players. One player can also be acquired through Right to Match (RTM). That is, a team can retain six players. The biggest feature is that there is no difference between foreign stars and Indian stars.

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3 Indian Cricketers Who Can Lose 'Uncapped' Status Ahead Of IPL 2025 Deadline

"It may be noted that for retention purposes, any player who gets capped on or before October 31, 2024, will be considered a ...

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'Players who declare unavailability...': Irfan Pathan has his say on IPL's 2-year ban policy for overseas cricketers ahead of mega auction

Former India cricketer Irfan Pathal lavished praise on BCCI for the new Indian Premier League two-year ban rule ahead of the ...

Six retentions, fat match fees in Indian Premier League's 'new era'

The BCCI announced that of the six players, at least one has to be an uncapped Indian player with the remaining five being ...

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List Of Players CSK Will Likely Retain Ahead Of IPL 2025

Governing Council (GC) released the new rules regarding the retention policies ahead of the IPL 2025 mega auction, which is ...

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IPL 2025: Teams to get biggest purse in league's history, 5 retentions allowed, 1 RTM card

In a significant development, the Indian Premier League ( IPL ) governing council is set to approve a revolutionary plan for ...

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Explained: No Overseas Player To Receive Higher Salary Than Indian Cricketers - Check New IPL Rule

A new IPL rule links foreign players' salaries to the highest bids for Indian players, capping overseas salaries based on ...

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Indian Premier League: What To Expect From IPL Governing Council Meet; Retention Purse, RTM Card Big Topics

One of the most eagerly anticipated decisions is the retention policy for IPL teams. Sources suggest that the council is ...

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How Mayank Yadav got fast-tracked into Indian team despite 4 IPL games, five-month injury layoff? Coach Devender Sharma reveals

Mayank Yadav is the only fresh face in the Indian squad selected for the three-match T20I series against Bangladesh.

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Former IPL chairman Lalit Modi has a warning for Indian investors about ECB's The Hundred tournament

Former IPL chairman Lalit Modi has warned Indian investors about the England and Wales Cricket Board's projections for The ...

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