IPL 2024: Impact Player Rule Major Concern For Indian Cricket, Says Wasim Jaffer

Wasim Jaffer said that IPL should take away the rule as it hampers the use of allrounders. According to the impact player rule, any team during the game can substitute a member of the playing XI from anyone out of five substitutes named beside the starting XI during the toss.

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IPL's Impact Player Rule Major Concern For Indian Cricket: Wasim Jaffer

KEY HIGHLIGHTS
  • Jaffer isn't happy with the impact player rule in IPL.
  • He has explained why he doesn't like the rule in the T20 tournament.
  • The impact player rule was introduced in IPL 2023.
Former Indian cricketer Wasim Jaffer has said that the impact player rule in the Indian Premier League is a major concern for Indian cricket. He took to Twitter to explain his problems with the rule, that was introduced in the tournament in the last season. Jaffer said that IPL should take away the rule as it hampers the use of allrounders.
According to the impact player rule, any team during the game can substitute a member of the playing XI from anyone out of five substitutes named beside the starting XI during the toss.
Jaffer argued that because of the use of the rule in domestic cricket too, India may struggle to create a good supply line of allrounders in the future.
"I think IPL needs to take away the impact player rule, as it's not encouraging the all-rounders to bowl much and lack of ARs and batters not bowling is a major area of concern for Indian cricket," Jaffer tweeted.
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