Indian cricket Nitish Rana It was banned from participation in the 2025 edition Delhi Premier League (DPL), Although he recently had Delhi pradesh returned Delhi in domestic cricket. The reason is in a certain arrangement Board for cricket in India (BCCI) Related to player transfers between government associations.
Delhi Premier League 2025 Miss Delhi Premier League 2025 due to a BTCI rule
An BTCI official, CricBlogger confirmed that the 12-month cooling procedure prevents Rana from participating in the Delhi Premier League this season. Although Uttar provides no objection certificate (NOC), now Delhi Internal Cricket will officially represent the DPL next year, will be allowed to play in DPL in DPL. The cooling period is a binding waiting period for players before participating in local leagues after passing the state teams.
“Unfortunately, the 12-month cooling procedure does not allow Rhana to participate in the DPL this season. He took any protest certificate and has the right to officially represent Delhi, but only coming to represent DPL.” Source expressed CricBlogger.
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RAJASTHAN ROYALS and RANA’s usual run
The former KKR Skipper, Rana Lately has not had the best time in the cricket field. IPL 2024 had a 31-year-old movement after limited possibilities Rajasthan Royals (RR) Ahead of the new season. The aggressive striking and secondary order showed the shape of the Rana in the form of anchor shots, but could not fully capitalize their chances.
In 2024, IPL played 11 matches and 217 runs in a modest average of 21.70. Although numbers can be different, two and a half centuries and healthy holiday speeds reflect 162 proportions of their intention and ability to multiply quickly. Rana has made an international debut for India in 2021, both Odis and T20Is during the Sri Lanka round. However, without any performance of this series, it has been from the national account since then.
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