“Do not come, do not come,” IPL 2025 does not come back again, foreign players will ban BCCI for so many years!
The BCCI had applied a week’s break on IPL 2025 (IPL 2025) regarding India-Pakistan tension, which was decided keeping in mind the safety of the players and supporting staff, but meanwhile it was seen that many foreign players have returned to their country and some players have gone out for holidays which do not want to return to play again in this league.
Now when the BCCI is thinking of starting the IPL (IPL 2025) again, the return of these players is suspected. Whether this player returns or not, the BCCI will stand on its decision.
IPL 2025: BCCI will take strict action on foreign players
If seen this time, BCCI is seen in a very strict mood with the start of IPL. A new law has been made about those players who used to leave the league in the middle and return to their country, or skip it with some excuse. Now the players will not be able to do this. The BCCI on these players is now fully prepared to run the whip.
If a player does so, he will be banned for 2 years in the IPL (IPL 2025), under which Harry Brook has been acted and now many players may be killed, including more Australia players because almost all the franchisees include more than one foreign player who has returned to their country.
Suspense continues on the return of Australian players
At present, there are many Australian players who remain suspense about coming to India again when the IPL 2025 (IPL 2025) starts again. Fast bowler Mitchell Starc’s name is at the forefront of the case whose manager has clarified that he will not be able to return to India. On the other hand, there is a similar situation with Josh Hazlewood, who is recovering from shoulder injury, which is less expected to return to India.
Apart from these two players, players like Pat Cummins and Travis Head are also included. In fact, the biggest reason for these players behind not returning to India is that from June 11, Australian players have to play the final of the World Test Championship. Cricket Australia does not want his players to take any risk or be a victim of injury by playing IPL before this important match.
