Explained: How the new IPL player replacement rules will benefit the franchise. Cricket news

New Delhi: With the expectation of not returning to the remaining part of the Indian Premier League (IPL) with a majority of the Australian party, the Control Board for Cricket in India has allowed the franchise to sign a temporary replacement, but those players will not be eligible for the next session.A senior BCCI official said, “The IPL Governing Council and the BCCI have re -functioned the player replacement rules, and the franchisees are now allowed to make the players unavailable due to the current situation, as their international calendars are overlapping with the renovated IPL.”“So, franchises can now be named replacement as now, but those players will return to the auction pool and will not be ready for retention.”Timesofindia.com had told that Australia’s opener Jake Fraser-Mackgrack Not coming for the rest IPL 2025Which will resume on 17 May, and Delhi capitals Mustafizur Rahman was already declared as his replacement.

Rahman has played 57 IPL matches so far and has 61 wickets in his name. He has played 106 T20I for Bangladesh, taking 132 wickets in those matches. The left -handed medium pacer will be included in Delhi Capital for Rs 6 crore.Who is that IPL player?It is also understood that the Left-Arm Quick Mitchell Starc is also ready to get out of IPL 2025. Delhi Capital will play his next match against Gujarat Titans at Arun Jaitley Stadium on Sunday.It has also been firmly learned that Punjab Kings players Marcus Stoinis and Josh England are definitely not returning to India, while Aaron Hardy and Xavier Bartlet are probably 50-50. Punjab will take Rajasthan Royals at Sawai Mansingh Stadium in Jaipur on Sunday.