Harry Brook, the England cricket team batter, has been handed a two-year ban from the Indian Premier League (IPL) after he chose to withdraw from IPL 2025. Despite being selected by Delhi Capitals during the auction, Brook’s decision to opt out means he will be ineligible to participate in the IPL auction for the next two seasons. He will only be able to re-enter the auction in 2028. Nevertheless, Brook has expressed his intention to return to the IPL in the future.
England cricket team batter Harry Brook is currently serving an IPL ban. The star was banned from the Indian Premier League (IPL) for two years after opting out of IPL 2025 despite being picked by Delhi Capitals in the auction
It’s a very good competition to be a part of, and it’s something that I’ll definitely think about in the future,” he told Cricinfo. “Any player who registers in the auction and, after getting picked, makes himself unavailable before the start of the season will get banned from participating in the tournament and player auction for two seasons.” “Yeah, definitely. The IPL is a great competition, and it’s a great experience. You go over there and leave a better player.
