IPL: BCCI implemented a new rule before IPL 2025. Under this, if a foreign player withdraws his name from IPL without any solid reason, then he will be banned for two years. That is, he will not be able to participate in this tournament for the next two seasons.

Before the 18th edition of the Indian Premier League, BCCI has taken action against an England player. The 26-year-old batsman has been banned for two years. Along with this, he has also suffered a loss of 18.75 crores. Actually, the great player sacrificed IPL for the country. We are going to discuss this in detail in this article further.

This player left IPL for the country

Actually the player we are talking about is none other than England's young batsman Harry Brook. He withdrew his name from the 18th season of IPL. Due to this, he has been banned for 2 years as per the rules of BCCI. Along with IPL 2025, Brook will now not be able to participate in IPL 2026 and IPL 2027 as well.

Delhi Capitals has suffered a big setback due to his departure. However, the English player was shocked more than this. For information, let us tell you that in the mega auction for the upcoming IPL season, Delhi included Harry Brook in its team at a price of 6.25 crores.

Did this work in IPL 2024 as well

The 26-year-old player will not be able to play for Delhi Capitals for the next three years. In this sense, Brook has suffered a total loss of 18.75 crores. Earlier, during the 2024 IPL, these players were also included in the Delhi Capitals, but could not participate in the tournament due to the death of his grandmother.