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IPL auction: Teams can retain 4 players, new franchises can pick three from rest of pool

Written by  Jasleen Kaur -- October 28th 2021 05:51 PM -- Updated: October 28th 2021 05:54 PM
IPL auction: Teams can retain 4 players, new franchises can pick three from rest of pool

IPL auction: Teams can retain 4 players, new franchises can pick three from rest of pool

The eight Indian Premier League (IPL) franchises will be able to retain a maximum of four players while the two new teams can pick three players from the rest of the cricketers in the pool ahead of the 2022 auction.
Also Read | Punjab Govt issues guidelines to release ex-gratia to nominee of those who died due to Covid-19 IPL 2022: Lucknow And Ahmedabad Likeliest Cities For Two New Teams- Reports According to a report, two Indian and two overseas or three Indian and one overseas cricketer can be retained by the existing IPL teams. Moreover, there will no right-to-match cards (RTM) at the auction. The three Indians players can be either capped or uncapped or a mix both. The purse for the next IPL auction is likely to be Rs 90 crore. The BCCI on Monday announced the following successful bidders (subject to definitive documentation and other formalities being completed): RPSG Ventures Ltd. - Lucknow (for INR 7,090 crore) and Irelia Company Pte Ltd (CVC Capital Partners) - Ahmedabad (for INR 5,625 crore. IPL 2021 Final, CSK vs KKR Highlights: Chennai win 4th IPL title, beat Kolkata in final to complete redemption | Hindustan Times  Also Read | SAD to hold roadshow from Wagah border to Golden Gate in Amritsar on October 29 The new franchises will participate in IPL from the 2022 season onwards subject to the bidders completing the post-bid formalities as specified in the ITT document. The IPL 2022 season will comprise 10 teams and will have 74 matches, wherein each team will play seven home and seven away matches. IPL 2022 - Lucknow and Ahmedabad become home to the two newest IPL franchises -PTC News

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