: Players face pay cuts with IPL set to suffer losses close to Rs 3000 crores: Franchise officials #IndiaNEWS No play, no pay? This could well be the fate of players associated with Indian Premier League

Players face pay cuts with IPL set to suffer losses close to Rs 3000 crores: Franchise officials #IndiaNEWS
No play, no pay? This could well be the fate of players associated with Indian Premier League for the 13th edition, which remains postponed at least until April 15 due to the coronavirus pandemic. The tournament seems unlikely to go ahead unless the Board of Control for Cricket in India figures an alternate window later in the year, compromising a few bilateral commitments.â€œThe system of IPL payments is that 15% is paid a week before the tournament starts. 65% more is paid during the tournament. The remaining 20% is paid within a stipulated time after the tournament ends,â€? a senior official of an IPL franchise told PTI.â€œThe BCCI has specific guidelines. Obviously, no player will be paid as of now,â€? he added.Read - IPL vs international cricket: Once the game resumes, what should be the main event?In fact, the economic implications of a season without IPL could be huge, admitted BCCI playerp &H›ÙH8 $ÈH[™X[ˆÜšXÚÙ]œø &HÜÛØÚX][Ûˆ™ÚY[ÚÚÈX[Ý˜K’H™Y[È]]™[ˆÛYÝXÈ^YœÈX^H]™HÈXØÙ^HÝ]ÈYˆÜÜÙÈ[ˆ[ÈÝØ[™ÈÙˆÜ›Ü™È[ZYHÛ™ÛÚ[™ÈØÚÙÝÛˆÈÛÛX˜]HÛÝšYLNH[™[ZXË”šYÚ›ÝËÐÒHÈÛÚÚ[™È][ˆ[›˜]HÚ[™ÝÈÈÚ[˜ÙÈÙˆHÝZ[YT[ˆX^HÛÚÈ[H]›Ý[™ÈÛÛ˜Ü™]HÈÛÛYHÝ]•HÛÝ[žHÈÝœ™[K‹‹”™XY[Ü™H

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