Shah Rukh Khan In Heated Chat With Punjab Kings Proprietor In IPL Assembly. Report Makes Large Declare

Kolkata Knight Riders co-owner and Bollywood famous person Shah Rukh Khan engaged in a heated argument with Punjab Kings co-owner Ness Wadia throughout the IPL homeowners’ assembly on the BCCI Headquarters in Mumbai on Wednesday, in line with a report by Cricbuzz. The report claimed that the 2 homeowners didn’t agree on the variety of retentions all sides ought to be granted forward of the mega public sale. Whereas SRK was not satisfied that there ought to be a mega public sale earlier than IPL 2025 in any respect, Wadia was fully in favour of a whole overhaul. The report additional claimed that Wadia felt that there ought to be very much less retentions for all sides – a degree that was to not Shah Rukh Khan’s liking.

The opposite homeowners who attended the conferences have been – Kiran Kumar Grandhi of Delhi Capitals, Sanjiv Goenka of Lucknow Tremendous Giants, Rupa Gurunath of Chennai Tremendous Kings, Kavya Maran of SunRisers Hyderabad and Manoj Badale of Rajasthan Royals. Few of the Indian Premier League (IPL) crew winners together with the Ambanis of Mumbai Indians attended the BCCI assembly by way of video convention.

In the meantime, throughout the earlier IPL season this yr, there have been eight 250-plus totals, together with the overall of 287 runs posted by Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) towards Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB), the highest-ever in league’s historical past.

Varied critics, gamers and consultants expressed their dissatisfaction with the Impression Participant rule, blaming it for such unprecedented six-hitting and for stunting the expansion of all-rounders as crew’s usually selected to make use of a pure batter/bowler by way of this position as a substitute of an all-rounder.

This rule was launched again in 2023 season and permits gamers to select an additional specialist batter/bowler relying on the scenario. 9 of the ten highest complete in league’s historical past have come after this rule’s introduction, highlighting the liberty, energy and suppleness it provides to groups.

Although the rule was meant to reveal extra Indian, particularly uncapped gamers, it was criticised by gamers and consultants alike this season, with Indian skipper Rohit Sharma even expressing that he was not a giant fan of the rule because it didn’t enable the event of all-rounders, an important side in T20Is for India.

(With ANI inputs)