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Overseas player fee capped; Indians to earn more
The Morning Standard
|September 30, 2024
FOR the first time in the history of the Indian Premier League, earnings of an overseas player have been capped.
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Given the latest development, the fee of the overseas cricketer will now be lower than the highest retention price of ₹18 crore at small auction or the highest price at the big auction. It effectively means no overseas player can be sold for a fee bigger than the retained Indian players.
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