Joker card in Pepsi Indian Premier League 7, IPL 2014
Pepsi IPL - Indian Premier League that is going to kick start in first half of 2014 is likely to be played in two different countries. First is India which is confirmed, but the second one is not yet decided.
Most probably it can be SA which hosted the first season of rocking IPL. The response from the SA audience was terrific.
Teams can retain up to five capped players in advance with the option of retaining a sixth via a joker's card concept.
Concept of Joker's card :
If a team wants to retain more than five players, it can use the card. It also means whichever team bids highest for this cricketer, the original franchise/employer will have first right of refusal. Teams that retain all five players can play as many as three 'Joker cards' while those who do not retain any of their players can play five of them.
Joker Card Configuration :
The concept of joker card can be explained as below:
1) If team 'A' has successfully bid a player from team 'B' of 2013
2) Now if team 'B' does not want to let go that player, than team 'B' can make use of Joker Card to retain that player.
Pepsi IPL - Indian Premier League that is going to kick start in first half of 2014 is likely to be played in two different countries. First is India which is confirmed, but the second one is not yet decided.
Most probably it can be SA which hosted the first season of rocking IPL. The response from the SA audience was terrific.
Teams can retain up to five capped players in advance with the option of retaining a sixth via a joker's card concept.
Concept of Joker's card :
If a team wants to retain more than five players, it can use the card. It also means whichever team bids highest for this cricketer, the original franchise/employer will have first right of refusal. Teams that retain all five players can play as many as three 'Joker cards' while those who do not retain any of their players can play five of them.
Joker Card Configuration :
| Retain | Number of Joker Cards |
| 5 players | 3 |
| 3 to 4 players | 4 |
| 0 player | 5 |
The concept of joker card can be explained as below:
1) If team 'A' has successfully bid a player from team 'B' of 2013
2) Now if team 'B' does not want to let go that player, than team 'B' can make use of Joker Card to retain that player.
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