England’s Harry Brook pulls out of IPL deal with Delhi Capitals for second consecutive season, could face ban | Cricket News happymamay

Harry Brook withdrew from the IPL for the second year in a row after his withdrawal from a deal with Delhi capabilities, Sky Sports News Understand.

The mixture in England – associated with the role of the vacant white soccer captain with his country after the resignation of Jose to Petr after the Champions Cup – may now face a two -year ban from the IPL.

A comment for the players abroad, who withdraws from the T20 competition after the auction, came in place after the privileges became disappointed late in the clouds. However, the championship officials have mentioned exceptions to injury or medical problems.

IPL, Dehi Capitals, or the European Central Bank did not comment on the BROK withdrawal.

Brock chose to play with Delhi at the IPL last year after the death of his grandmother.

The 26-year-old is a coordinated player in England and any leading role-either in the 50th or T20 cricket game or both-add to the work burden.

England enjoys a crowded year from the kricket game with five games at home to India this summer, followed by a tour of ASHES AWAY from November, when it was appeared to win the wound in Australia for the first time since 2010/2011.

BROK played one season in the IPL so far, where he was offered to Sunrisers Hyderabad in 2023 when he scored a 55th century against Kolkata Knight Rides, but he ranked only 190 games in 11 games in general.

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