IPL Ban and Salary Cuts: The Impact of BCCI Policy Violations on Top Players
The BCCI has reportedly introduced a strict 10-point policy for centrally contracted players, with sanctions for non-compliance, regardless of the player's stature
The policy was introduced after India’s poor Border-Gavaskar Trophy performance, failing to qualify for the ICC World Test Championship final. It was suggested by coach Gautam Gambhir
Punishments will be imposed for breaches, but players can seek exemptions with approval from the chairman of selectors and head coach
The BCCI warns that exceptions require approval, with non-compliance leading to disciplinary action
Players breaching the rule may face deductions in their retainer fee or match fees, as per the BCCI contract
Players may be banned from all BCCI tournaments, including the IPL, and face fee deductions for violations
The 10 points cover mandatory domestic play, team travel, limited family and staff, no extra baggage, and restrictions on early exits and personal shoots