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Foreign Players Could Face Two-Year Ban In IPL 2025 If They Do This | Sports Live

In IPL 2025, foreign players could face a two-year ban if they violate specific regulations. The governing body has announced stringent measures to maintain the integrity of the league and ensure fair play. Key infractions that could trigger such a ban include engaging in match-fixing, betting activities, or any form of corruption. Additionally, players who fail to adhere to disciplinary rules or conduct themselves in a manner detrimental to the sport’s reputation may also be subject to this severe penalty. The league aims to uphold high standards of professionalism and fairness, emphasizing that these rules are designed to protect the sport's credibility and ensure a competitive and transparent environment. Players are urged to familiarize themselves with the regulations to avoid severe consequences.

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