Bcci Rule for Foreign Leagues: The question of Indian cricket fans must have come to the mind that some veteran players of Team India do not play any league other than IPL. At the same time, there are some players who are seen playing in foreign leagues. The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has made very tough rules for Indian players not playing in foreign leagues, but there are some players who are out of these rules.

What does BCCI rule say?

According to the BCCI rule, the same Indian players can play in foreign leagues, who have retired from Indian cricket, which means that they are now playing neither international cricket, nor IPL nor domestic cricket in India. On the other hand, if an Indian player, who is playing in the IPL or playing domestic and international cricket, cannot participate in foreign leagues.

These Indian players have been part of foreign leagues

In the IPL, Royal Challengers Bangalore team mentor Dinesh Karthik played in the T20 League of South Africa this year. He was part of the Parl Royals team. Prior to that, Ambati Rayudu played in the Caribbean Premier League in the year 2024. He played for St. Kitts and Nevis Patriots, while Robin Uthappa and Yusuf Pathan played for Dubai Capitals in 2023 ILT20. Two years ago, Suresh Raina also participated in the Dubai T10 tournament.

Kohli-Rohit can also become part of foreign leagues in future

Indian legendary players Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli are still playing ODI cricket for India. He is also a part of the IPL. If Rohit-Kohli retire from Indian cricket in the coming time, then it may happen that both players are seen playing in foreign leagues in future.

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Bcci not allowed to play bbl: Many players from India and abroad are seen playing in the Indian Premier League. Those players also play in the IPL, who have not yet been debuted in international cricket. But if seen, Indian cricketers do not become a part of the league in another country. Many players from Australia came to participate in the IPL in India, but India’s players did not go to the Big Bash League (BBL) to be held in Australia.

BCCI does not allow permission

Indian players do not play leagues in other countries besides IPL, because this will reduce the importance of IPL, because the BCCI organizes the IPL for domestic and foreign players by putting rough money. Apart from this, the league of the rest of the countries gets less money than the IPL. In the IPL, where the top players get 15 to 25 crores, the Big Bash League (BBL), Pakistan Super League (PSL) and the Caribbean Premier League (CPL) get very little rupees to play the top players.

Players are not burdened

The BCCI also manages its players’ workload. The BCCI wants the players to be protected from over-exposure and injury. Along with this, it is not allowed to play in the foreign league of Indian players to maintain domestic cricket in the country.

Former Indian team player Rahul Dravid once said that if the players will be allowed to play in these leagues, then we will not have domestic cricket. Along with Gheelu cricket, the Ranji Trophy will also end, due to which Test cricket in India will be completely eliminated. This is a perfect decision for our players and for cricket.

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