
The Indian Premier League (IPL) franchise was informed by the Criket Council in India (BCCI) about the revised “temporary” rules of replacement before renewing the season 2025. The league was suspended for week 9. May and should be renewed on May 17th.
After the finals, it has now moved to 3 June of the original date of May 25, the availability of overseas players has become a significant problem. Several international stars from England, Western India, Australia and South Africa are engaged in national duties, some of which decide not to return to India for the rest of the IPL season.
Significant absence include Mitchell Starc (Capitals Delhi) and Josh Hazlewood (Royal Challengers Bengalur), who are doubtful for the rest of the tournament. CEO Chennai Super Kings Kasi Viswanathan confirmed that on Wednesday iDatoday.in, that England versatile Jamie Overton and Sam Curran will miss their last two league matches.
In response IPL organizers allowed franchise to sign temporary compensation For players who will not reconnect to their reptics. These signatures are allowed until the end of the season, including during the Play -OFF phases and offer teams of flexibility in managing their units.
Previously, the franchises could only sign spare players until the end of the first seven league games. For the 2025-27 cycle, this window was extended until the end of the 12th league game for franchise.
The letter sent to all franchises clarified the updated rules of refunds:
“In the current situation, when we had to temporarily suspend the IPL 2025, which resulted in its completion after the previous date of 25. May 2025, we re -evaluated the provisions on a replacement player,” said the letter accessible by the PTI news agency.
“Given the unavailability of some foreign players due to national obligations, personal reasons, injuries or illness, temporarily replacement players will be allowed until the tournament is closed.
“This decision is subject to the condition that temporary substitute players signed from this point will not be entitled to preserve in the following year.”
Can replacement for 2026 be replaced?
Meanwhile, the organizers have confirmed that players signed as a replacement before the tournament suspension will be entitled to maintain before the 2026 players’ auction.
However, temporary compensation cannot be maintained and will go to the auction fund.
“Exchange, which have been approved or signed before the suspended period, will be entitled to preserve before players’ auction 2026,” the letter continued.
Franzies, such as Chennai Super Kings and Mumbai Indians, were proactive in signing a replacement before suspension. Some observers speculated that CSK, which brought promising young people like Dewald brevis, Ayush Mhatre and Urvil patel as compensation of injuries, they have already laid the foundations for the 2026 seasonEspecially after he fell out of the Play -off 2025 dispute.
Exchange of injuries signed before suspension
Chennai Super Kings
- Ruturaj Gaikwad replaced Ayush Mhatre
- VANSH BEDI replaced Urvil patel
- Gurjapneet Singh replaced Dewald Brevis
Delhi Capitals
- Harry Brook replaced Sediqullah Atal
- Gujarat titans
- Glenn Phillips replaced Dasun Shanaka
Kolkata Knight Riders
- Umran Malik was replaced by Chetan Sakariya
Lucknow Super Giants
- Mohsin Khan has replaced Shardul Thakur
Mumbai Indians
- Lizaad Williams replaced Corbin Bosch
- Allah Ghazanfar has replaced MAVAB UR RAHMAN
- Vignesh Puthur replaced Raghu Sharma
Pandjab kings
- Glenn Maxwell replaced Mitchell Owen
Rajasthan Royals
- Nitish Rana replaced Lhuan-Dre Pretorius
- Sandeep Sharma has replaced Nandre Burger
Royal Challengers Bengaluru
- Devdutt Padikkal replaced the Mayank agarwal
Sunrisers Hyderabad
- Adam Zampa replaced R. Smaranem
- R. SMARAN replaced Harsh Dubey
- Brydon CARSE replaced Wiaan Mulder
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Published:
Akshay Ramesh
Published on:
May 14, 2025