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IPL 2025 new replacement rules: IPL 2025 was suspended for a week due to tension between India and Pakistan. Now finally the tournament is going to start again from May 17, which has caused upheaval in all the teams before. In fact, when IPL 2025 was suspended for a week, most of the foreign players returned to their respective countries. Seeing the international cricket schedule, some players will return to India to play IPL and some will not come. In such a situation, some new rules of replacement have been made in the tournament.
New rule of replacement in IPL 2025
Many players will be unavailable after the start of IPL 2025. There will also be some players who will be able to play compared to the league stage, but will miss the playoffs. In such a situation, the new rule says that the players who were brought as a replacement in the middle of the season, the team cannot retain them next season.
At the same time, the replacements that BCCI had approved before the IPL 2025 is suspended can be retained for the next season. This means that the players who come as a replacement after the suspension will have to knock the door of the next season.
Who will come back, who is not?
The IPL 2025 tournament will start again from 17 May. Before that, the biggest question is which foreign players will return to India and which are not? Jose Butler can miss the playoff matches due to the series against the West Indies, while his fellow player in Gujarat Titans Kagiso Rabada may stay out of the rest of the matches due to the WTC final. In view of the World Test Championship, Josh Hazlewood’s presence is under question, but it is being speculated that Pat Cummins and Travis Head can play the rest of the matches of IPL 2025.
Big names like Marco Jansen, Will Jacks and Mitchell Starc are also under suspicion. Aden Markram, one of the main players of Lucknow Super Giants, may also be unavailable for other matches.
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