IPL 2023: Liam Livingstone Allowed By England Cricket Board To Play IPL. But Johnny Bairstow has been refused by the board to play for Punjab Kings.

England Cricket Board’s upcoming Indian Premier League:-

Liam Livingstone has been given permission by the England Cricket Board to play in the upcoming Indian Premier League 2023.

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The Punjab team (Punjab Kings Squad 2023), which spent more than Rs 18 crore on these two English batsmen, was heavily dependent.

Punjab Kings bought English player Sam Curran during the auction for the highest amount after Liam Livingstone and Johnny Bairstow.

Opted not to give NOC to Bairstow:-

Who will be seen playing in IPL 2023. Explain that the England Cricket Board has opted not to give NOC to Bairstow for the IPL, which starts on March 31.

He underwent surgery for a broken leg in October and should be back in action in a matter of days, according to sources in Cricbuzz.

At the same time, after the IPL, the England board is hoping that Bairstow will be available for the Ashes. Since August, Bairstow, who was bought by the Punjab Kings in the 2022 auction for Rs 6.75 crore, has also played.

Punjab Kings Squad

Punjab Kings: 1. Shikhar Dhawan (Captain), 2. Shah Rukh Khan, 3. Jonny Bairstow, 4. Prabhsimran Singh, 5. Bhanuka Rajapaksa, 6. Jitesh Sharma, 7. Raj Bawa, 8. Rishi Dhawan, 9. Liam Livingstone, 10. Atharva Taide, 11. Arshdeep Singh, 12. Baltej Singh, 13. Nathan Ellis, 14. Kagiso Rabada, 15. Rahul Chahar, 16. Harpreet Brar, 17. Sam Karan, 18. Sikandar Raza, 19. Harpreet Singh Bhatia, 20. Vidhwat Kaverappa, 21. Mohit Rathi, 22. Shivam Singh.

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England players in IPL 2023:-

1. Sam Curran (Punjab Kings), 2. Ben Stokes (Chennai Super Kings), 3. Harry Brook (Sunrisers Hyderabad), 4. Phil Salt (Delhi Capitals), 5. Reece Topley (Royal Challengers Bangalore), 6. Adil Rashid (Sunrisers Hyderabad), 7. Joe Root (Rajasthan Royals), 8. Liam Livingstone (Punjab Kings), 9. Jonny Bairstow (Punjab Kings), 10. Moeen Ali (Chennai Super Kings), 11. Jofra Archer (Mumbai Indians), 12. Jos Buttler (Rajasthan Royals), 13. David Willey (Royal Challengers Bangalore) and 14. Mark Wood