Board of Control for cricket in India According to media reports, (BCCI) banned Harry Brook from the Indian Premier League (IPL) for two years.
Recently, Harry Brook announced the withdrawal from the 18th season of the Indian Premier League (IPL), starting this month, stating that he wants to focus all his attention on international cricket.
During the auction, the batter of England was sold to the Delhi capital. Delhi’s capitals bought it in 13 cores for this season.
Brook wrote on social media, writing, “I have decided not to participate in this year’s IPL season. I apologize to the Delhi’s capitals and fans for my absence.
According to Indian media reports, Harry Brook has been banned from participating in the IPL for 2 years before the tournament begins.
According to the IPL rules, players withdrawing themselves from the squad after the auction are banned for two years from playing IPL.
According to a Indian media report, the BCCI has informed Harry Brook and England and the Wales Cricket Board about their decision to impose a two -year ban on the batsman.
It should be remembered that Brook had canceled his contract with the Delhi team last season.
