The BCCI has set a compensation cap of Rs 90 crore for 10 IPL establishments, including the two new contestants, for the following season and permitted a limit of four maintenances for the eight set up groups. As PTI had given an account of Friday, the two new establishments - Lucknow and Ahmedabad - will be given a decision to pick three players from the sale pool after the old groups report their selection of maintenances. "The BCCI had sent a letter to every one of the establishments, refreshing them about the new guidelines where four maintenances will cost a group Rs 42 crore while three maintenances will prompt a decrease of Rs 33 crore," a senior IPL establishment official told PTI. "Two players held will imply that Rs 24 crore is deducted while a solitary player held implies that one needs to dish out Rs 14 crore out of the 90 crore handbag," he added. He additionally educated that maintenance sum and the sum paid to the player isn't generally something very similar. "Assume Delhi Capitals holds Rishabh Pant as their 'player 1' among four most extreme players, then, at that point, the handbag deducted will be Rs 16 crore. Be that as it may, as a general rule, Pant's genuine bring home compensation isn't the impression of what is deducted from the satchel. It very well may be a lot lesser. I'm simply giving a model," the authority expressed. In the event of four maintenances, it very well may be either three Indians and one unfamiliar player or at the most extreme two Indians and as numerous outsiders. If there should be an occurrence of the two new establishments, when they are permitted to choose from the pool, they will reserve the privilege to pick two Indian and one unfamiliar player from the accessible pool. If there should be an occurrence of uncapped players, the old establishments will get two picks and new ones will have one decision. The letter expressed that the whole month of November could be utilized for maintenance by eight old establishments and afterward from December 1-25, Lucknow and Ahmedabad would get an opportunity to pick their three players before the sale toward the beginning of January. "The window for the eight existing groups to hold the players will be from the first November 2021 to 30th November 2021. From that point the 2 new groups will have the window to hold the players beginning from first December 2021 to 25th December 2021," the letter expressed. In the event of pay handbag allowances per player, there are isolated figures for four particular chunks. If there should be an occurrence of 'Chunk 1' and four players held - 'Player 1' will be esteemed at Rs 16 crore, 'Player 2' at Rs 12 crore, 'Player 3' at Rs 8 crore, and 'Player 4' at Rs 6 crore. Consequently, the absolute handbag deducted will be Rs 42 crore and that establishment will have Rs 48 crore to play with at the huge sale. If there should arise an occurrence of 'Piece 2', 'Player 1' is esteemed at Rs 15 crore, 'Player 2' at Rs 11 crore and 'Player 3' will have Rs 7 crore reserved for allowances. Hence the complete of Rs 33 crore will be deducted from a full tote and that specific establishment will have Rs 57 crore to offer at sell-off. For 'Section 3', in which two maintenances are conceivable, 'Player 1' is esteemed at Rs 14 crore and 'Player 2' at Rs 10 crore and a sum of Rs 24 crore deducted from the tote.