IPL 2025: Virat Kohli is the best player in the world. He is currently seen playing for Royal Challenger Bangalore in IPL 2025 (IPL 2025). But now a bad news is coming out for Virat and BCCI itself has brought this bad news for him. Virat is known for his anger on the field. But now Virat's fan will not get to see his forehead. The reason for this is none other than BCCI.

Before the start of the new season of the Indian Premier League (IPL 2025), the BCCI has made a major change and implemented the demerit point system. Now slow over speed will not be directly banned, but will be punished on the basis of demerit point on the lines of international cricket.

The special thing is that this system will not be limited to the captains only. Rather it will include players, coaching staff and complete code of conduct. Breaking the rules may be banned up to 5 matches on players.

Demerit points will be found on poor behavior

Prior to IPL (IPL 2025), BCCI officials held a meeting with all 10 captains in Mumbai. In which the captains were told about many new rules. Changes in the code of conduct are important. Who are part of the conditions of playing from this season.

Till now, in the IPL (IPL 2025), any player was fined by a match referee for any poor behavior or wrong action. But now the players will also get demerit points. Which can cause restrictions.

Demerit points will decide for the player's punishment

Now any player will be given demerit marks. Who will stay in the account of that player or team for exactly 36 months i.e. 3 years. If the player is found guilty of violation of Level-1, then he can be fined 25 % of the match (IPL 2025) fee and 1 demerit points.

In IPL (IPL 2025), 3 to 4 demerit marks will be added to Level-2. At the same time, 5-6 demerit marks will be added for violation of Level-3 and 7-8 demerit marks on Level-4. This is a matter of demerit digits. Now it is important to know how much punishment will be given on how many demerit marks.

Demand can be banned based on demerit marks

According to Article 7.6 of the Code of Conduct in the IPL, the player will be suspended for a match if 4 to 7 demerit points are held. At the same time, this suspension will be for 2 matches after adding 8-11 points. If a player earns 12–15 demerit points over a period of 3 years, he may be banned for 3 matches. And if the demerit digits are 16 or more. So it can be banned for up to 5 matches.