Overview
- CSK net bowler Jishan Adil, who said Tuesday he was told to delete training clips, became an early test of the new rules.
- The BCCI advisory bans vlogging or recording in team and training areas and warns that breaches inside IPL venues could be cognisable offences, according to a directive signed by secretary Devajit Saikia.
- The IPL Operations Team is authorised to run periodic checks to enforce compliance during the tournament.
- Guidance has been extended beyond players to commentators, broadcasters, family members and franchise-linked content creators, who have been told to avoid posting sensitive material.
- The tighter stance follows reported breaches, including filming near a dugout and a widely cited vaping clip on a player’s vlog, and it likely means fewer behind-the-scenes posts even as no public punishments beyond takedown requests have surfaced.