BCCI consent rules clarify player trade rights in IPL
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 8, 2026, 4:03 PM
Last updated Nov 8, 2026
The BCCI outlines the consent form requirements for player trades in the Indian Premier League (IPL). A player must sign a consent form to be traded; without it, they cannot be moved, regardless of franchise agreements. Trade discussions can only commence once the signed form is received by the BCCI. If a player consents, they have no say in their destination as the selling franchise decides which bid to accept. Trading windows are specified, affecting when negotiations can take place, and overseas players require a No Objection Certificate from their home board to be traded.
- •BCCI consent form required for all IPL player trades.
- •Players can refuse to sign consent forms to avoid trades.
- •Trade discussions start only after receiving signed forms.
- •Franchises decide player destinations after consent is given.
- •Trading windows are regulated by the BCCI.
- 4:03 PMYahoo Sports — Can any player refuse to be traded in IPL? Explaining BCCI's consent forms and rules for denying a trade
"Here's a look at BCCI's consent forms and rules for denying a trade and if a player can refuse to be traded to another team.
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