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Interesting post! In my opinion, the budget of a team should not be manipulated. It is a critical component of the IPL structure and keeps Money power out of the equation. As far as players are concerned, if they do not wish to be retained at a particular price then they can work on a release or transfer with the franchise. There is a scope for an improvement and players should be allowed to decide on their own if they want to go back in the auction. But even today if a player does not want to continue with a particular team, i am sure the team will let the player go becuase in a team game having a player against his or her will is futile. Also i believe, for a player it is not always about getting the best pay. In a team game, the atmosphere, team management and freedom given to hone one's skill matter too. So a player may chose to play for the same team even if he can fetch more money in auction. This dynamic changes as the player moves from being a young talent to eventually becoming a liability(mentor).

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Assistant Professor - Frankfurt School of Finance and Management; Deloitte Doctoral Fellow; ICC Level 1 Cricket Coach:

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The Price of Loyalty: Rethinking Retentions in the IPL

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