For the first time in the 17-year history of IPL, Irfan Pathan is upset with the ban rule.

Irfan Pathan wrote on social media, 'I have been talking about this for the last two years. Nice to see this decision of BCCI. Players who declare themselves unavailable after being selected in the auction will now be banned for two years. In many ways IPL is now going from strength to strength. This list contains a large number of players from England and Australia who enter their names in the auction and when they are bought by a team, they declare themselves unavailable just before the start of the tournament. The new rule has created panic among those players who used to stay away from the tournament by making excuses.

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Domestic cricket board will submit injury report
“The only exception will be for injury or medical condition of the player, which will be confirmed by the player's home board,” the IPL Governing Council said at the annual general meeting held in Bengaluru ahead of the players' mega auction. That means if a player gets injured, it will have to be confirmed by his board, only then it will be valid.

Players will get match fees for the first time
Now players will also get match fees in IPL. He will get Rs 7.5 lakh for one match. Apart from this, the contract they have with the franchise will be available separately. BCCI Secretary Jay Shah said, 'Taking a historic step to celebrate consistency and great performances in the IPL, we are thrilled to introduce a match fee of Rs 7.5 lakh per match for our cricketers. A cricketer who plays all the league matches in a season will get Rs 1.05 crore in addition to his contracted amount.

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