England batsman Harry Brook pulled out of the Indian Premier League (IPL) for the second successive year, a decision that could trigger a ban from future editions. Brook was signed by Delhi Capitals in December 2023 but pulled out of last year's campaign following the death of his grandmother.

Delhi Capitals will begin their preparations with a short training and simulation camp in Delhi before heading to Visakhapatnam for their first two matches

Delhi Capitals will be without Harry Brook's services for the second year running and the franchise will have to mine the auction pool to get a quality replacement ahead of IPL 2025. Brook confirmed that he wants to channel all his energies into playing for England after the 'busiest time' recently.

On Monday, March 10, England batsman Harry Brook announced his decision to withdraw from the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025. Brook was bought by Delhi Capitals for INR 6.25 crores at the mega-auction in November. This is the second consecutive time he has withdrawn from the IPL, putting him at risk of facing a ban from the competition.

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

Brooks also apologised "unreservedly" to the Delhi Capitals and their supporters in his withdrawal comment. He also acknowledged by saying, "I know now everyone will understand and I don't expect them

Harry Brook has pulled out of his IPL deal with Delhi Capitals for the second season running, and as a consequence could face a two-year ban from future editions of the competition. ESPNcricinfo has learned that Brook's decision to pull out was conveyed by ECB officials to the BCCI last week,

With Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025 set to begin on March 22, Delhi Capitals (DC) has been dealt a setback. England's star batter Harry Brook has pulled out of the tournament, marking his second consecutive IPL withdrawal.