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BCCI Insurance Policy Injured Players IPL: Even before the start of IPL 2026, the process of injuries to players continues. Star players like Pat Cummins to Harshit Rana will not be able to be a part of the initial matches of the season. There is also a possibility that he may be out of the entire season. Meanwhile, Chennai Super Kings fast bowler Nathan Ellis has been ruled out of the entire tournament due to a hamstring injury. If a player drops out of the tournament before it starts, does he get money even without playing a match? What is BCCI’s rule regarding this?
If a player gets injured while playing for the national team before the tournament. If he has to miss the IPL season due to this injury, it is not necessary that all the players will get the full money. For example, Harshit Rana is currently injured and even if he is out of the entire tournament, he will still get the full money i.e. Rs 4 crore. The money will not be given to him by KKR franchise but by BCCI. Actually, BCCI insurance policy is applicable for the players coming under the central contract list.
The IPL franchise is not obliged to pay money to a player who is out of the tournament due to injury. If a player is out due to injury after playing a few matches of the season, then the franchise will pay him some money. If a player gets injured during the season, the franchise will also have to bear the cost of his treatment.
Let us tell you that IPL 2026 is going to start from March 28 and the first match of the season will be played between Royal Challengers Bangalore. The complete schedule of IPL 2026 has not been revealed yet. BCCI has released the schedule of only 20 matches.
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