The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has unveiled a revised payment system for players in the upcoming Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025 season, aiming to enhance incentives for consistent participation.Under the new structure, each player will earn 7.5 lakh rupees per match played during the league phase. Additionally, those who feature in all league matches will receive a bonus of 1.05 crore rupees. This move is designed to reward durability and commitment amid the tournament's demanding schedule.The announcement follows discussions on retention policies, with reports indicating no restrictions on the number of Indian or overseas players that franchises can retain, up to a maximum of six per team. This flexibility is expected to influence team strategies ahead of the mega auction.Franchises are preparing for significant changes, including potential shifts in leadership and player rosters. For instance, speculation surrounds high-profile moves, such as Rishabh Pant possibly joining Chennai Super Kings and Rohit Sharma considering options with Gujarat Titans or Delhi Capitals.The IPL 2025 season is set to commence in March, with the exact schedule pending finalization. The BCCI has emphasized player safety and welfare in light of recent logistical evaluations.Key details of the payment structure:- **Match Fee**: 7.5 lakh rupees per game- **Full Participation Bonus**: 1.05 crore rupees for all league matches- **Retention Limit**: Up to 6 players, no nationality restrictionsThis development comes as the league continues to attract global attention, building on its status as one of the world's premier T20 competitions.
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