Before the season of the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025, an old rule was brought back, allowing players who did not play international cricket for five years or more to be kept as non -ceiling players. The rule helped Chennai Super Kings (CSK) to keep its legendary skipper MS Dhoni for only RS 4 Core. The former legendary India cricket player Sunil Gavaskar has now released the change of rule, and also said that the price to keep unplated players should not be as high as RS 4 crores.
Gavaskar, in particular, criticized the amount of RS 4 is thinking that franchises must pay to keep unpublished players, and estimated that the league’s wish to keep Dhoni a viable option for CSK forced the amount so high.
Gavaskar said that such a high price could have a negative influence on young unpapped young players.
“Many players bought for huge quantities are simply fading because their hunger and their conduct are full. In his chronicle for Sportstar.
“Most of the guys who suddenly become crorepatis are overwhelmed, first by their good fortune, then by the nervousness to rub their shoulders with those they admired and perhaps even ever dreamed of meeting. They are often not part of the team of their state of the 30 best players,” wrote Gavaskar.
It is important to note that the price limit of RS 4 crosses to keep the players not capped before a mega auction is in place since the mega auction IPL 2022, long before Dhoni was kept as a non -capped player.
12 non -capped players were kept before the mega auction IPL 2025 by the 10 different franchises, including two players – Dhoni and the Sandeep Sharma stimulator – could be kept due to the revival of the rule allowing players to get out of international cricket for five years or more to be retained as not compensated.
The most expensive unhappy retention for IPL 2025 was the 33 -year -old striker, Shashank Singh, who produced impressive performances as a finisher for the Punjab Kings (PBKS).
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