Overseas players who make themselves unavailable for an IPL season after being bought at an auction without legitimate reasons, will henceforth be penalised with two-year bans. That aside, overseas players' mini auction price tags will be the "lower of the highest retention price" - of INR 18 crore (US$ 2.

The BCCI has implemented a two-year ban on IPL players who declare unavailability after being picked in the auction, aiming to boost player commitment

"Any player who registers for [an] auction and after getting picked at the auction, makes himself unavailable before the start of the season, will get banned from participating in the IPL/IPL auction for two seasons. An injury/medical condition, which will have to be confirmed by the [player's] home board," the statement said.

From the ban on not playing to an auction purse of INR 120 crore, here is all you need to know about upcoming Indian Premier League 2025 rules and regulations.

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.

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

BCCI has unveiled IPL 2025 retention rules, increasing the franchise purse from 100 crore to 120 crore. Key changes include the return of the uncapped player rule, reintroduction of the Right to Match option,

BCCI have announced the new set of rules and policies for players and auction, as all the 10 franchises are gearing up for the upcoming IPL 2025. The IPL committee have taken strict action against overseas player who end up opting out of the tournament after being bought by his respective franchise at the auction table.

In the past, we have seen overseas players pull out from the tournament at the last moment, creating a moment of chaos. Now the BCCI has come up with a new method to deal with it.