Given a total of 6 retentions, including RTM, are allowed, the IPL franchise can choose their combination for it. Howver, the 6 retentions/RTM's can have a maximum of 5 capped players (Indian and overseas) and a maximum of 2 uncapped players, informed BCCI in its release.

Former pacer RP Singh has claimed that RCB should look to retain Virat Kohli and then release the rest of their players from the squad. Kohli was the star player for RCB as they made the playoffs last season.

Read to know more about RP Singh's take on RCB's potential retention strategy for IPL 2025 auction, only on CricTracker.com.

Former India pacer RP Singh advises Royal Challengers Bangalore to retain Virat Kohli under new IPL retention rules. He suggests using the Right to Match card for Mohammed Siraj and Rajat Patidar, estimating their auction prices.

Since the IPL retention rules and regulations came to light there have been various rumours. Speculations have been rife about Rohit Sharma's Mumbai Indians future. The 37 year old was removed from his leadership duties last season as Hardik Pandya took over the captaincy from him.

RCB will be willing to shell out Rs 18 crore for Kohli, who has been associated with them since the inception of IPL in 2008

RP Singh advises Royal Challengers Bengaluru to prioritize retaining Virat Kohli for the IPL 2025 auction. He suggests using the RTM card to reacquire players like Mohammed Siraj and Rajat Patidar. Singh emphasizes building the team around Kohli due to his significant contributions and value to the franchise.

With the BCCI's announcement of IPL 2025 retention rules, each franchise will be allowed to retain six players including one uncapped player. With Virat Kohli and Mohammed Siraj among RCB's top retention wishlist,

The Bangalore-based franchise has star players like Faf du Plessis, Glenn Maxwell, Cameron Green, and Will Jacks in the set-up.