<p>Players face ouster from the tournament and their teams, a hefty fine of Rs 1 crore besides deduction in points if they breach the bio-bubble put in place for the IPL.</p>.<p>In a notification sent to all the eight participating franchises by the BCCI, a player will have to undergo a six-day quarantine for an "unauthorised departure" from the bubble.</p>.<p>It will be a one-match suspension if it is a second offence and a third violation will lead to his removal from the tournament with no replacement to be provided.</p>.<p>The players could be fined as much 3000 AED (60,000 INR approx) for not completing their daily health passport, not wearing GPS tracker and missing a scheduled COVID-19 test. The same rules apply for family members and team officials.</p>.<p><a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/national/coronavirus-news-live-updates-india-world-bengaluru-karnataka-mumbai-maharashtra-chennai-tamil-nadu-kolkata-west-bengal-delhi-uttar-pradesh-kerala-gujarat-deaths-recoveries-Covid-19-vaccine-health-ministry-895538.html" target="_blank"><strong>For latest updates on Coronavirus outbreak, click here</strong></a></p>.<p>All players and support staff are being tested every fifth day of the tournament in the UAE.</p>.<p>The team officials too need to be very careful in ensuring that the strict bio-bubble is not breached.</p>.<p>If a franchise allows "any person into the bubble to interact with players/support staff", it will have to pay a fine of Rs 1 core at the first offence, a point will be deducted at the second offence and two points (equivalent to one win) for the third violation.</p>.<p>In an unlikely but possible scenario when a team is unable to field a playing XI as less than 12 players are available, the BCCI will try to reschedule and if that is not possible, the match would be deemed lost.</p>.<p><strong><a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/tag/ipl-2020" target="_blank">Follow DH's coverage on the 2020 IPL season here</a></strong></p>.<p>Teams also face a BCCI inquiry in case of repeated violations of health and safety calls put in place for the event taking place amid the pandemic.</p>.<p>There have been no positive cases reported ever since 13 members of the CSK squad, including two players, failed their COVID tests and recorvered after the mandatory quarantine.</p>.<p>The COVID-19 pandemic has claimed over a million lives globally since its beginning in China's Wuhan.</p>
<p>Players face ouster from the tournament and their teams, a hefty fine of Rs 1 crore besides deduction in points if they breach the bio-bubble put in place for the IPL.</p>.<p>In a notification sent to all the eight participating franchises by the BCCI, a player will have to undergo a six-day quarantine for an "unauthorised departure" from the bubble.</p>.<p>It will be a one-match suspension if it is a second offence and a third violation will lead to his removal from the tournament with no replacement to be provided.</p>.<p>The players could be fined as much 3000 AED (60,000 INR approx) for not completing their daily health passport, not wearing GPS tracker and missing a scheduled COVID-19 test. The same rules apply for family members and team officials.</p>.<p><a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/national/coronavirus-news-live-updates-india-world-bengaluru-karnataka-mumbai-maharashtra-chennai-tamil-nadu-kolkata-west-bengal-delhi-uttar-pradesh-kerala-gujarat-deaths-recoveries-Covid-19-vaccine-health-ministry-895538.html" target="_blank"><strong>For latest updates on Coronavirus outbreak, click here</strong></a></p>.<p>All players and support staff are being tested every fifth day of the tournament in the UAE.</p>.<p>The team officials too need to be very careful in ensuring that the strict bio-bubble is not breached.</p>.<p>If a franchise allows "any person into the bubble to interact with players/support staff", it will have to pay a fine of Rs 1 core at the first offence, a point will be deducted at the second offence and two points (equivalent to one win) for the third violation.</p>.<p>In an unlikely but possible scenario when a team is unable to field a playing XI as less than 12 players are available, the BCCI will try to reschedule and if that is not possible, the match would be deemed lost.</p>.<p><strong><a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/tag/ipl-2020" target="_blank">Follow DH's coverage on the 2020 IPL season here</a></strong></p>.<p>Teams also face a BCCI inquiry in case of repeated violations of health and safety calls put in place for the event taking place amid the pandemic.</p>.<p>There have been no positive cases reported ever since 13 members of the CSK squad, including two players, failed their COVID tests and recorvered after the mandatory quarantine.</p>.<p>The COVID-19 pandemic has claimed over a million lives globally since its beginning in China's Wuhan.</p>