Bangladesh pacer Mustafizur Rahman is unlikely to be paid by the Indian league when his contract expires.
According to media reports, franchises pay foreign players after they join the camp or if they get injured during the tournament, but Mustafizur Rehman is unlikely to get paid when his IPL contract expires.
Indian media’s position regarding IPL resources is that all Indian league players’ salaries are insured, usually up to 50% is paid by insurance, Mustafizur Rehman’s case does not fall under insurance.
According to media reports, Mustafiz-ur-Rehman was released from the contract at the behest of the BCCI as the Kolkata Knight Riders had to pay him due to non-compliance with the insurance rules.
Mustafizur Rahman had a contract with Kolkata Knight Riders worth Rs 9.20 crore, Mustafizur Rahman is not involved in canceling the contract.
According to Indian media reports, Mustafizur Rehman does not have many options to take the legal route, IPL is governed by Indian laws, no foreign player will go to the Court of Arbitration for Sport.
According to the media report, the relations between Bangladesh and India are not like Pakistan and India, the relations between Bangladesh and India may be good next year, so why should any player take the risk of going to the arbitration court.
It is worth remembering that after the expiration of the contract of Mustafizur Rehman, Bangladesh also announced that they will not send their team to India.
