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Can any player refuse to be traded in IPL? Explaining BCCI's consent forms and rules for denying a trade

Here's a look at BCCI's consent forms and rules for denying a trade and if a player can refuse to be traded to another team.

Can any player refuse to be traded in IPL? Explaining BCCI's consent forms and rules for denying a trade

In the Indian Premier League (IPL), players cannot be traded without first signing a BCCI consent form, which is entirely up to the player's choice. The form initiates trade talks only when it reaches the BCCI. Once a player consents to being traded, the selling franchise determines the bid, not the player. A player who declines to sign the form cannot be moved regardless of any prior agreement between the franchises.

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