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IPL for retired players: For cricket lovers of the country and the world, the Indian Premier League (IPL) was played on the day of Diwali in India. This world's biggest franchise cricket tournament, organized every year around the summer holidays, is the talk of the town. New emerging cricket faces from many countries including India get a great platform and every year this tournament is touching new heights. In such a situation, the Board of Control for Cricket in India BCCI, which organizes the IPL, has prepared a new plan. The new plan of BCCI is planning to bring back old legendary players from all over the world to the field.
Every player in the world wants to play in the biggest league of world cricket, IPL. This league has fame, money and the power to change your future. The world's richest cricket association is coming up with a mega plan. BCCI plans to re-induct every player who has retired from international cricket due to many reasons including age and physical strength. The board is going to create a new opportunity for players who have left international cricket under a new project. According to media reports, BCCI is going to start a mega league for retired players, in which many old legends will be seen participating.
The demand reached Jai Shah:
According to media reports, many former players have proposed to Jai Shah to start a league for retired players. A BCCI official said that the Board of Control for Cricket in India is also planning to take significant interest in it. Jai Shah liked the idea and started thinking about it.
Former cricketers playing in multiple leagues:
At present, there are many such leagues running around the world in which former cricketers are seen playing. Players like Irfan Pathan, Suresh Raina, Yusuf Pathan, Chris Gayle, Harbhajan Singh, Yuvraj Singh are playing in Road Safety World Series, Legends League Cricket and World Championship of Legends. Now if BCCI enters such a league, it is sure to be a hit because cricket fans miss many legendary players and want to see them playing cricket again. However, BCCI will have to think on many fronts from franchise teams, foreign players present to play in India to sponsors and coverage.