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The IPL follows the rules and regulations set by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI). These rules are designed to ensure fairness and safety for all players and spectators. All matches are played according to the laws of cricket, and the rules of the game are enforced by the umpire. Additionally, the tournament has its own set of regulations related to player eligibility, pitch and ground guidelines, and other aspects of the game.
The BCCI sets the eligibility requirements for the IPL. All players must be of Indian nationality or have a valid Indian passport. Additionally, all players must register with the BCCI prior to participating in the tournament, and they must meet the age, fitness, and ability requirements set by the board.
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