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    4 changes which BCCI must make to mega auction rules of IPL 2025

    IPL 2025 Mega Auction has been all but confirmed. Next year will mark the return of the Indian Premier League mega auction.

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    IPL 2025 Mega Auction

    IPL 2025 Mega Auction has been all but confirmed. Next year will mark the return of the Indian Premier League mega auction, which is famous for changing the entire landscape of the league. As per a report by Cricbuzz, the BCCI has called for a special meeting in Ahmedabad on April 16.

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    Gujarat Titans vs Delhi Capitals match will happen concurrently, and the meeting has been called for to decide some things about the mega auction. Some teams want an increase in the number of retentions, while some are okay with the current rules. In this listicle now, we will look at the four changes which BCCI must make to mega auction rules.

    1. 5 players can be retained before IPL 2025 Mega Auction

    IPL Mega Auction happened in 2022 the last time. At that time, the IPL teams only had permission to retain 4 players maximum. However, it should be increased to five as most teams have established their identity, and continuity will help.

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    2. Better pay for the retained players

    In the IPL right now, Jasprit Bumrah is earning 12 crore INR, while there are many other bowlers who are making more than him. Bumrah was even upset when fast bowlers made big money at the mega auction. Hence, BCCI should try to have a better pay system for retained players.

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    3. Return of RTM

    Continuity helps any team build a brand. If there is too much chopping and changing, fans might lose interest in the IPL. IPL auctions have not had the Right To Match card in recent years, but BCCI should think about bringing it back now.

    4. Legends category

    IPL can introduce a special legends category, where the teams can sign the retired players, who are still open to play. These legends can play or coach or be the mentor, depending on the team’s need.