Indian Premier League franchises could sign players to multi-team contracts which include the Hundred, as part of plans being discussed to help the English competition lure the world’s best talent.

The IPL retention has created a lot of buzz recently. Let's have a look at players who have never been released by their IPL franchises.

The legendary batter stayed at MI from 2008 to 2013, choosing to retire in 2013 after winning his first IPL title.

Former Indian cricketer Mohammad Kaif supports a new IPL rule change that allows MS Dhoni to play as an uncapped player beyond 2024, despite his last appearance for India in 2019. Kaif highlights Dhoni's influence and fitness,

The governing council has reinstated the uncapped players rule, which declares an Indian player uncapped if he has not played international cricket in five years.

MS Dhoni, although not uncapped in the traditional sense, could still play a pivotal role in mentoring and guiding the younger talent. His experience and leadership qualities make him an asset. / BCCI 2/8: Known for his variations and tactical acumen,