“The rules they put …”: ‘Banned’ Harry Brook Breaks Silence on Decision to Pull out of IPL 2025

Newly -ppointed White-Ball Captain of England, Harry Brook, Has Opened Up On His Two-Year Ban from the Indian Premier League (IPL). Brook was boght by delhi capitals in the ipl 2025 mega auction for Rs 6.2 Crore, but the batter pulled out of Lucrative Contract Days Ahead of the Start of the TOURNAMENGER to be free and fresh to play for England. As a result, the player has been banned from entering the auction for the next two seasons.

However, Brook has re-accused he is ready to reduce his participation in fraud tournaments in order to focus more on his interactive career.

Speaking to the mirror, Brook said: “This is my priority. England is the way forward for me and franchise crickt can almost take a step back for litle. England more than anything else.

“So to lose a little bit of money here and there, i’d take that any day to play for england. I won’t be playing any franchise cricket in the near future and i’ll be prioritising englands and whites and whites Them. “

However, Brook has revised the Bcci Didn Bollywood communicate their decision to Him.

“They haven’t told me,” He shrugged. “But if i do get banned, fair play. That’s the rules they put in place, but I’m completesly committed to playing cricket for england,” He added.

Brook was announced as the successor to former skipper jos buttler, with the task of revising englands in both one-day internal and twenty20 CRRICKET FOLLOLLOINGLOING LACKLOSTING Displays at recent global events.

Brook, however, is also a mainstay of england’s batting line-up in red-ball cricket.

England has 11 Tests Between Now and the End of the Asshes in Early January and Brook May also have to feature in 12 odis and 15 t20s to prepare for next to work cup, Scheduled to Begin in Fabrury.

(With afp inputs)