Foreign players needs NOC from their respective franchises to play in the national team

Foreign player needs NOC: Foreign players will have to take NOCNow all the franchises of IPL (IPL 2023) will also make a contract, in which foreign players will have to take NOC from their respective franchises to play in the national team. IPL teams include players like David Warner, Steve Smith, and Pat Cummins in the team by paying huge amounts to many franchises. But for some reason, he could not play in IPL. Due to this, the teams suffer. It is expected that this rule will be issued soon.

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Foreign player needs NOC: Current international players don’t want multi-franchise contracts Retirees can get game security

A franchise official said, “It is a long shot at the moment. But yeah, it’s a thought. But it is going to become a reality sooner or later. Even if current international players don’t want a multi-franchise contract, the person retiring can get financial and sporting security. It is something that many teams will be exploring.”

Foreign player needs NOC: Teams currently follow separate contracts for each franchise tournament

Significantly, in IPL 2023, many such players are not playing, who were bought by the franchisees by paying a huge amount during the auction. At the same time, 16 players currently have contracts with two or more teams of the same franchise. While teams currently abide by separate contracts for each franchise tournament, this may change very soon.

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IPL 2023: This rule will be implemented soon in IPL

If this rule comes into force, foreign players will need NOC from IPL franchises to play for national teams during IPL. While no such rule will be implemented for Indian players.

Franchise cricket will soon discuss the traditional view on bilateral cricket

An IPL franchise official said, “There is no doubt that franchise cricket will soon discuss the traditional idea of bilateral cricket. BCCI may have the financial clout to retain its players due to IPL. But the players who are not regulars in the IPL and are not in the national team can look for an exit. Then boards like South Africa, West Indies, or Sri Lanka will have no sway over their players. With little money on offer, he will walk away from the national team and play franchise cricket.”

“Of course, the ultimate in Test cricket and international cricket

While Shane Watson told DailyMail, “Obviously, the last is Test cricket and international cricket. But sadly, the priority of Test cricket is really visible only in three countries. Their priority is to develop short-format games for franchises to play around the world.