This decision, however, could have serious consequences for Brook. Under the new IPL regulations, a player who withdraws after being bought in the auction may face a two-year ban from the tournament.

DC bagged Brook for Rs 6.25 crore during the IPL 2025 mega auction. Any foreign player who voluntarily withdraws after being picked at the auction-unless due to injury-faces suspension from the IPL

Harry Brook will not play for Delhi Capitals (DC) in IPL 2025 as he had decided to pull out in order to manage his workload. He could be banned for two years by the BCCI now.

England batsman Harry Brook has terminated his contract with Delhi Capitals ahead of the Indian Premier League (IPL) starting on March 22, for which he may face a two-year ban from playing in this tournament.

The England youngster will now face a two-season ban from the IPL, according to Clause 6 of the IPL Player Regulation 2025-27, which states that any player who makes himself unavailable before the start of the season after being picked in the auction will be banned for two seasons.

Harry Brook faces a two-year ban from the Indian Premier League after withdrawing from this year’s competition for personal reasons in a decision that could pave the way for him to become England’s new white-ball captain.

England's Harry Brook risks a two-year IPL ban after pulling out of his Delhi Capitals contract, citing his commitment to England's upcoming series. I

Harry Brook has confirmed his reasoning for pulling out of the IPL ahead of the 2025 season but the competition's new rules could see the England star penalised

Harry Brook broke his silence after pulling out of IPL 2025 and apologised to Delhi Capitals and their supporters. The right-handed batsman issued a statement after confirming that he won't travel to India for the T20 league.

Brook, who has made himself unavailable for the second straight season, apologised "unreservedly" to the franchise and its supporters