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Bcci rules for foreign League: The Indian Premier League (IPL) is the world’s largest cricket league. Players from all over the world play in this league, who have not even had an international debut. Apart from IPL, many T20 leagues are played in the world, but Indian players do not play in any league other than IPL. Many Australian players come to play IPL in India, but Indian players do not become a part of the Big Bash League (BBL) to be held in Australia.

BCCI will not allow Indian player to play foreign league

Indian players do not become a part of the league of any other countries other than IPL. There are many reasons for this. BCCI also does not allow Indian players to play in the league of other countries that if the players go out and play, it will reduce the value of IPL, because BCCI spends hefty amount for organizing IPL and then players from all over the world become part of this league.

Apart from this, players do not get money in the league of other countries as much money in IPL. In the IPL, now players are getting up to 27 crore rupees. At the same time, unaccounted players do not get below 4 crores here. Whereas in Big Bash League (BBL), Pakistan Super League (PSL) and Caribbean Premier League (CPL), star players also get very less money.

Workload management of players is taken care of

At the same time, BCCI also takes care of the workload management of its players. BCCI is also not allowed to play the players in the league of other countries to save them from injury. Along with this, Indian players are not allowed to play in the foreign league to maintain domestic cricket in the country. If the players go out and play, then the importance of domestic cricket will end.