IPL replacement rules: when external is allowed

Is there a possibility that the IPL team included a player who is not part of his registered team and later releases him? In particular, the team can sign the player only for part of the season, or rather only for one match, and then let him go? Although it can be assumed that such temporary AD Hoc arrangements are not allowed, the Cryquet Control Council in India (BCCI) in fact decided unique circumstances in which partial substitutes are allowed.

In a statement with teams, BCCI explains the circumstances in which a partial deputy is allowed, and also talks about creating a pool called Rapp (a registered available pool of players). The franchise can take players from Rapp to replace. The concept of rapp has also been clearly defined.

The unique recipe applies to Folter. States an important clause: “6.1: substitute players will not be able to cover the partial inaccessibility of the player in the season, unless one of the following circumstances applies:

(a) If all the wickets in the registered franchisee team are inaccessible to the match, so the franchisee should ask Bcci for a special release. In such circumstances, BCCI would be favorable at the request for permission for a short -term replacement flare from the outside, a registered franchisee branch to be introduced into a registered team, as long as one of the specialized wickets in this registered team will not be available to play at this moment such a short -term replacement wicket, he can no longer play for a suitable franchisee.

“In such circumstances, the franchisee will immediately inform BCCI about the fact that any of his specialist folters qualifies to play after any period of unavailability. If one of the inaccessible gates in the registered team of the franchisee is a player abroad and that the franchisee has his full amount of 8 foreign players.

According to managers, franchise IPL contacted by this site is an extraordinary principle. However, there is no registered instance in which no team used it in 17 seasons. However, a decision was created.

Second substitute clauses, for the record:

(b) A player who feels an injury or disease ending the season may be replaced, even if he has already played in a league match this season, if all the following criteria are met:

i) the aforementioned injury or illness occurs during or before the 12th league match of the appropriate team in the season;

ii) a doctor nominated by BCCI confirms that an injury or illness ends with a season (i.e. means that the player will not be matched only after the end of the season (including Play -Ff);

III) without injury or illness, the player would be available for all other matches in the season; AND

IV) As a result of an injury or illness, the player would miss the other league matches this season.

NB: In such circumstances, a player who has been replaced may not play again for the franchisee in any match in the appropriate season.

6.2. In addition to the exceptions noted in paragraph 6.1, replacement players will only be allowed if the player is completely inaccessible to all matches in the season.

6.3. For the purposes of this para. 6 The player’s unavailability for all matches in the season may be for any or any combination of the following reasons:

(a) the player’s ftp commitment,

(b) no night with the National Cricket Board or Association Association,

(c) injury or illness (certified by the medical expert of the Home Council and the BCCI nominated doctor),

(d) retirement with all professional cricket, including domestic crickets. Withdrawal from IPL is not enough

(e) Any other important reason approved by BCCI. In each case, BCCI must confirm his acceptance in writing that the player is completely inaccessible to all matches in the season.

NB: In such circumstances, a replaced player may not play again for the franchisee in any match in this season.

6.4. Only one replacement player can be downloaded for every player who is unavailable.

6.5. To act as a substitute player, the player’s name had to be included in the list of the registered available player pool (“Rapp”) in the appropriate season and the league fees throughout the season – assuming 100% availability – it cannot be less than the reserve price set by the player, according to the document on the Rapp list. The Rapp list contains the names of players registered for the player auction for the appropriate season, provided that the player (a) was not taken to the player auction and (b) did not withdraw from the player’s auction process.

Franchises who separately conclude contracts with the players on the Rapp list to act as bowls in the 2025 season will not have an earlier phone, if another franchisee wants to take this player as a deputy, according to this point 6 and must free him immediately if he agrees to a substitute player for another franchisee.

6.6. A replacement player signed in accordance with paragraph 6.1 or 6.2 can be recruited for a league fee, which will not be greater than a league fee that would be paid than a wounded/inaccessible player for the appropriate season. If a substitute player is recruited during the season, the league fee will actually pay him, he will be reduced to include franchisee matches in the appropriate season, which took place before registration and all other appropriate deductions under a professional contract.

6.7. The fee for the league paid to each replacement player signed in accordance with this point 6 will be ignored to limit remuneration this season. If the contract of a substitute player is extended in accordance with his terms, the league fee paid to the player for the next season will be accused of limiting the remuneration for the appropriate season.

6.8. Before signing a substitute player, the franchisee must send all relevant information to BCCI and expect BCCI permission before the end of the agreement.

6.9. Each season, replacement players can be signed only after the player’s auction for the appropriate season.

6.10. By accepting any substitute players on the basis of this item 6, the franchisees must remain in accordance with the provisions regarding the composition of the composition described in points 1.2, 1.4 and 1.5 of this section A.