It will be a great blow for DC.
In a great blow to the capital of Delhi (DC) before the next season of India Premier League (IPL 2025), the all -terrain of Star England, Harry Brook, has decided to retire from the next edition. In particular, this is the second consecutive year that Brook has removed from the IPL and twice for the capitals.
It is understood that Brook’s decision to omit the tournament was broadcast by the officials of the Cricket Board of England and Wales (ECB) to the Crick Control Board in India (BCCI) last week, which was subsequently transmitted to the DC administration.
For not versed, Delhi Capital wasted a decent amount when acquiring the star of England, spending inr 6.25 million rupees at the auction last November.
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Harry Brook could face a two -year suspension of playing IPL
This decision can now see Brook fulfill a two -year prohibition under the new IPL rules where a player is subjected to being penalized if he is removed after being chosen by a franchise at the auction. You will not be allowed to participate in the next two auctions as well.
An official statement on the prohibition has not yet come from the IPL Government Committee.
The new regulation was introduced before the 2025 auction, after the contributions of the 10 franchises. These teams expressed concern for repeated instances of foreign players who withdraw at the last minute, which caused the need for this change. The only condition in which a player can exempt himself is whether he has been injured or will suffer injuries.
In a note to franchises last September, the IPL said: “Any [overseas] Player [an] The auction and, after being chosen at the auction, is not available before the start of the season will be prohibited from participating in the IPL/IPL auction for two seasons. “
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