MUMBAI: In a sensational construction, which must be tune to the ears of the Chennai Super Kings control, the Board of Keep an eye on for Cricket in Republic of India (BCCI) is more likely to put Mahendra Singh Dhoni within the section of uncapped gamers when it publicizes the participant laws forward of the 2025 version of Indian Premier League (IPL), TOI has learnt.
The BCCI will thus proceed again to it’s rule, which has been in playground for the reason that inaugural IPL season, in line with which gamers who’ve retired from global cricket for a minimum of 5 years have been put within the uncapped section.
It implies that maintaining Dhoni, a mythical former Republic of India and CSK captain, is not going to price too closely to CSK-as consistent with the utmost retention regulations, an uncapped participant might be retained for Rs 4 crores. CSK had retained Dhoni for Rs 12 crores in 2022.
Requested on whether or not Dhoni can be handled as an uncapped participant within the 2025 IPL auction, CSK CEO Kasi Viswanathan advised TOI: “I’ve no idea about it. We’ve not requested for it. They (the BCCI) have themselves told us that the ‘uncapped player rule’ may be kept, that’s all. They (the BCCI) haven’t announced anything as yet. The rules and regulations will be announced by the BCCI.”
It appears, the CSK control driven for the guideline all over the assembly between homeowners of IPL franchises and BCCI on July 31 utmost day in Mumbai. Dhoni utmost performed for Republic of India within the 2019 Global Cup semifinal in opposition to Fresh Zealand at Impaired Trafford in Manchester, and introduced his leaving from global cricket on August 15, 2020.
Prior to the beginning of IPL-2024, Dhoni passed over the CSK captaincy to Republic of India opener Ruturaj Gaikwad. Arriving to bat most effective within the dying overs, the 43-year-old scored 161 runs in simply 73 balls that he confronted, at a strike-rate of 220.54, and reasonable of 53.66.
At an match in Hyderabad this day, Dhoni mentioned he would stay up for the IPL participant laws sooner than taking the decision on whether or not to play games in every other season of the IPL or no longer. “There is a lot of time for it. We have to see what decision they take on player retention etc. Right now, the ball is not in our court. So, once the rules and regulations get formalised, I will take a call, but it needs to be in the best interest of the team,” mentioned Dhoni at a promotional match in Hyderabad.
The BCCI will thus proceed again to it’s rule, which has been in playground for the reason that inaugural IPL season, in line with which gamers who’ve retired from global cricket for a minimum of 5 years have been put within the uncapped section.
It implies that maintaining Dhoni, a mythical former Republic of India and CSK captain, is not going to price too closely to CSK-as consistent with the utmost retention regulations, an uncapped participant might be retained for Rs 4 crores. CSK had retained Dhoni for Rs 12 crores in 2022.
Requested on whether or not Dhoni can be handled as an uncapped participant within the 2025 IPL auction, CSK CEO Kasi Viswanathan advised TOI: “I’ve no idea about it. We’ve not requested for it. They (the BCCI) have themselves told us that the ‘uncapped player rule’ may be kept, that’s all. They (the BCCI) haven’t announced anything as yet. The rules and regulations will be announced by the BCCI.”
It appears, the CSK control driven for the guideline all over the assembly between homeowners of IPL franchises and BCCI on July 31 utmost day in Mumbai. Dhoni utmost performed for Republic of India within the 2019 Global Cup semifinal in opposition to Fresh Zealand at Impaired Trafford in Manchester, and introduced his leaving from global cricket on August 15, 2020.
Prior to the beginning of IPL-2024, Dhoni passed over the CSK captaincy to Republic of India opener Ruturaj Gaikwad. Arriving to bat most effective within the dying overs, the 43-year-old scored 161 runs in simply 73 balls that he confronted, at a strike-rate of 220.54, and reasonable of 53.66.
At an match in Hyderabad this day, Dhoni mentioned he would stay up for the IPL participant laws sooner than taking the decision on whether or not to play games in every other season of the IPL or no longer. “There is a lot of time for it. We have to see what decision they take on player retention etc. Right now, the ball is not in our court. So, once the rules and regulations get formalised, I will take a call, but it needs to be in the best interest of the team,” mentioned Dhoni at a promotional match in Hyderabad.
