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4 star players who once rejected an IPL offer

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The Indian Premier League (IPL) is the most successful and cash-rich T20 cricket league in the world. Players from various parts of the world plays in the league as there is a major opportunity to do well through their performance in the IPL.

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Players from top cricket playing nations comes to the country and showcase their skill. While it is the best T20 cricket league in the world, it is also the most rewarding cricket league in the world as there is no salary cap and one is paid on his abilities only.

There has been instances when a player preferred to play for an IPL franchise over the national team. But, there has been player who even rejected an IPL contract to play for their country or some other reason. Today in this article, we take a look at 4 players who rejected an IPL contract.

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Taskin Ahmed

Bangladesh cricket team’s star pace bowler Taskin Ahmed is the first name in our list. Taskin is a very important member of the Bangladesh team and is one of their prime pace bowler. He had an opportunity to join the debutant Lucknow Super Giants for IPL 2022 but the Bangladesh Cricket Board didn’t gave him the NOC to join, thus, he had to reject the offer.

Ravi Bopara

Ravi Bopara, the England all-rounder, is the 2nd name in our list to have rejected an offer to play for an Indian Premier League (IPL) franchise. He had an offer in IPL 2011 season to play for the Mumbai Indians as a replacement for Davy Jacobs, but the player rejected the offer.

Stuart Broad

England pace bowler Stuart Broad is the 3rd name in our list to have rejected an IPL offer. He veteran England pacer is one of the greats for England and had offers from more than 1 teams to play in the IPL in 2010 season, but he rejected that, while a year back, he rejected an offer to focus on the Ashes.

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James Anderson

Another England pace bowler in the list is another top quality bowler, who is James Anderson. James Anderson has a great reputation in the world of cricket. And even though he has passed 40-years of age, he is still delivering at his best. Just like Stuart Broad, Anderson also had numerous offers from IPL teams in 2010 but rejected the offers to remain fit for the national team.

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