Harry Brook retired from IPL for the second year after he pulled his contract with Delhi Capitals, Sky Sports News understand.
English dough – connected to the empty role of a white ball captain with his ground after the resignation of Jos Buttler after the Trophy Championship release – she could now face the two -year IPL ban.
The suspension for foreign players, who withdraw from the T20 competition after the auction, appeared on the site after the franchise became frustrated during the late retreat. The tournament officials, however, stated that exceptions can be made for injuries or medical problems.
Even IPL, Delhi Capitals or ECB did not comment on Brook’s withdrawal.
Brook decided to play for Delhi in last year’s IPL after his grandmother’s death.
The 26-year-old is a player of all format for England and any leading role in a 50-year crisis, the T20 plays or both would have been a working load.
Brook was supposed to be a key player in England in test series against India and Australia
England has a hectic year of test cricket that comes with five games at home in India this summer, followed by a tour in ashes since November, as the appearance has won the Urno in Australia for the first time since 2010/11.
Brook has played one season in IPL to date, with Sunrizers Hyderabad 2023, when he scored 55 balls against Knight Rider in Kolkuta, but only collected 190 runs in 11 games.
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2025-03-09 17:15:00
