IPL: This foreign player will not return to India for IPL 2025, took a big decision as soon as he left the country..

The BCCI had halted the IPL match between Punjab Kings and Delhi Capitals on May 8. This decision was taken given the India-Pakistan tension, after which the league was suspended for a week. However, the IPL is going to start again soon. According to reports, the BCCI may soon announce a new schedule for the remaining matches. But most of the foreign players have returned to their respective countries. It is considered difficult for one of these players to return to India.

This foreign player will not return to India!

Delhi Capitals may face a major setback before the resumption of IPL 2025. According to reports, it is considered difficult for Australian fast bowler Mitchell Starc to come to India for the remaining matches. According to Australian media Channel 9, Starc and his wife arrived in Sydney from Singapore on Sunday. During this, Starc's manager has indicated that this star bowler will not go to India when IPL 2025 resumes.

Mitchell Starc is one of the most important bowlers of the Delhi Capitals. He has played 12 matches this season and taken 14 wickets. During this period, his economy has been 10.23. In one match, he took 5 wickets. Let us tell you, Delhi Capitals still have 4 matches left in the league stage, and one match was stopped midway. At the same time, with 13 points, he is at number 5 in the points table. In such a situation, he is very close to reaching the playoffs. But Starc's absence can increase Delhi's tension.

World Test Championship is a big reason
The final match of the World Test Championship 2023-25 is to be played at Lord's from June 11. This match will be played between the teams of South Africa and Australia. This match can also be a big reason for Mitchell Starc to come back to India. He can start preparing for red-ball cricket by missing the remaining matches of the IPL. Even before this, he had missed many seasons of IPL for the Australian team.

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