Retain and Rtm Rules

At first glance, the rules are quite clear. Players cannot trade with other franchises, even if they are not retained by their parent teams until the retention list is published. On the other hand, IPL rules also allow the two new franchises to each select three players outside of next year`s auction. Some reports have linked KL Rahul, captain of the Punjab Kings during the last term, to the Lucknow franchise even before the retention list was formalized by the BCCI. And one franchise CEO agreed that the arrival of two new franchises has made things a little difficult. The match right must be executed in such a way as to follow the rule that a maximum of 3 Indian players (capped players means who represented the national team), a maximum of 2 international players and a maximum of 2 uncapped players (uncapped players means who has not played a single international match for his country) are kept in total. The replacement rules in IPL are easy to understand. If a player is injured, tests positive for COVID-19 or returns home for personal reasons, franchises can sign replacements. Substitutes can only be players who have registered for the previous IPL auction and have not been sold. RTM stands for Right to Match. According to the rules of the IPL 2022 Mega Auction, a team can use the RTM card to keep a player at Mega Auctions by paying the exact amount corresponding to the winning bid. The deadline to submit the list of players selected for the IPL 2022 was November 30.

Each franchise has chosen to hold in accordance with the IPL 2022 auction rules established by IPL`s Board of Directors. Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) decided to keep two players without an international match, unlike any other IPL team. The Punjab Kings made the least retention in IPL 2022 with only two players. Let`s dive deep into the rules of the 2022 IPL mega auctions: According to ESPNcricinfo, there are two ways for existing teams to keep their four players. You can choose to keep three Indians and one foreign player or two Indians and two foreign players. The three Indians that can be kept can all be capped, uncapped, or a combination of both. Again, it is assumed that franchises cannot use their Right of Correspondence (RTM) cards at auction. The report goes on to say that the two new teams will have to select a combination of two Indian players and one foreign player. Each existing team can keep either three Indian players and one foreign player, or two Indian players and two foreign players. According to the retention rules established by BCCI for the IPL 2022 auction, a maximum of 4 players could be retained for each franchise.

Each team can also keep a combination of two Indians and two overseas of three Indians and one overseas player from among the four authorized goalkeepers. In addition, teams can only add a maximum of two players without an international match to their roster. For example, in 2018, the Mumbai Indians used the RTM to bring back their top 2 players Keiron Pollard and Krunal Pandya. They had already kept Rohit Sharma, Jaspreet Bumrah and Hardik Pandya. The 2022 IPL retention rules allow the eight existing franchises to retain up to a maximum of four players. Meanwhile, the two new teams will be able to purchase three players from the rest of the player group before the 2022 auction. However, the official date of the IPL 2022 auction has not yet been announced. Check out the updated RCB 2021 list of selected players here. There are two big rules for the new teams, Lucknow and Ahmedabad. First, they can sign a maximum of three players each, two Indians + one foreigner, before the 2022 IPL auction. “With eight franchises, players without restraint would have gone straight into the auction pool.

But now that we have two new teams, there is a chance that players who know they will not be kept can start negotiations behind the scenes. They can`t prevent that and we`ve seen reports of some players making overtures,” the franchise manager told The Indian Express. According to the rules, a maximum of 25 players are allowed in a single IPL team. The rule also states that each team must have at least 18 players. This includes a maximum of 8 international players. This list of 25 players includes both capped and uncapped players. This will be followed for the rules of the mega IPL auction 2022. Although BCCI can change this rule so far, it is the same rule.

Franchises that players keep must deduct quantified amounts from their payment bags before participating in the auction. In the existing structure, the withdrawal process is mentioned as follows: However, if a franchise keeps 4 players (maximum limit), it cannot use RTM. One. There is no cap on the number of capped players that can be retained for IPL Mega Auction 2022. Teams can keep a maximum of four players and the four can be limited. BCCI has established the following IPL retention rules and salary caps for the eight existing franchises. According to reports, each team can keep a maximum of four players, with no RTM (Right to Match) cards offered this time around. Once selected, the two new teams will be able to select three players before the main auction.

For example, in 2018, the year of the last major auction, franchises received a portfolio of Rs 80 crore. Of this amount, they could spend a maximum of Rs 33 crore for successful players. On this occasion, however, teams were able to redeem five players via a retention suit and two RTM cards. For example, if Royal Challengers Bangalore keeps Virat Kohli for INR 17 crore and they keep four players, then instead of 16 crore, 17 crore is cut off from their wallet and a total of 43 crore is deducted. The deadline for player retention for Indian Premier League franchises has expired and BCCI is expected to announce the retention list at any time, although it is reported that a postponement is not ruled out as the cricket board is investigating details/ownership issues of the Ahmedabad franchise. The retention rules are pretty straightforward, but the inclusion of two new franchises has put a spin on the plot and created room for behind-the-scenes negotiations.