What Are New IPL Retention Rules For Auction 2022.
IPL 2022 AUCTION DATE
2022 IPL Mega Auction will be held somewhere between December 2021 or January 2022.
The IPL 2022 auction for the new team ended on Monday, with Sanjiv Goenka-backed Sanjiv Goenka Group (RPSG) emerging as the top bidder for the Lucknow franchise. The group is offering Rs 7,090 crores. Ahmedabad, on the other hand, was buy by the CVC group for 5,625 kroner. With two new teams competing against each other during the 2022 IPL season. Here is a overview of the New IPL Retention Rules and how new teams can bid on players.
IPL 2022 Detention Rules:
Four players can be detained, The IPL 2022 retention rules allow the eight existing franchises to accommodate a maximum of four players. Meanwhile, two new teams were able to win over three players from the rest of the group before the 2022 auction. But the official auction date for the 2022 IPL has yet to be announced.
According to ESPNcricinfo, there are two ways that an existing team can keep its four players. You can hold three Indians and one foreign player, or two Indians and two foreign players. The three Indians who can be imprisoner can all be limit, unlimit, or a combination of both. Again, it is assumed that franchisees will not be able to use their RTM cards at auction.
The report also says the two new teams will have to choose a combination of two Indian players and one foreign player.
Although the deadline for binding players is estimate at the end of November. IPL has not released details and tender rules. However, one ground rule that the IPL must confirm is the maximum number and percentage of auction bags each team can spend on defended players.
For example, in 2018, the last year a significant auction took place, the franchisee received Rs 80 crores. Of this amount, they can spend a maximum of Rs 33 crores on imprisoned players. But on that occasion, the team was able to buy back five players through a combination of retention and two RTM cards.
IPL 2022 Teams
- CHENNAI SUPER KINGS
- DELHI CAPITALS
- SUNRISERS HYDERABAD
- KINGS XI PUNJAB
- ROYAL CHALLENGERS BANGALORE
- KOLKATA KNIGHT RIDERS
- MUMBAI INDIANS
- RAJASTHAN ROYALS
- LUCKNOW
- AHMEDABAD
