IPL 2026 Auction Introduces New Salary Rule, Triggering Widespread Debate
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
61% : Franchises still acquire the players they want, overseas cricketers receive contracts equal to India's top earners, and the league gains additional resources to support player welfare.60% : As the IPL 2026 auction approaches, the rule continues to divide opinion -- but it also highlights the league's ongoing effort to balance commercial success, player welfare, and competitive fairness.
54% : What the New Rule Means The regulation, introduced by the BCCI last season, links overseas players' earnings to Indian salary slabs.
54% : Any excess amount is redirected to the BCCI and earmarked for player welfare initiatives.
40% : The regulation could become problematic only if overseas players begin receiving significantly higher pay in other T20 leagues.
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