The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) is set to review suggestions made by cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar regarding potential rule changes in the Indian Premier League (IPL). At the ESPNcricinfo awards, Tendulkar recommended eliminating the impact player rule, which he believes disproportionately favors batting teams, especially during chases. This rule allows teams to substitute one player from the playing XI with another from a pre-named list, enabling aggressive batting strategies. Additionally, Tendulkar proposed splitting the powerplay into two segments, allowing the fielding captain to choose when to implement the second segment, and suggested that one bowler be permitted to bowl five overs to provide more balance. A BCCI official confirmed that all recommendations from former players will be evaluated by the IPL Governing Council and the Apex Council before any decisions are made. The impact player rule has faced criticism from various players, indicating a growing consensus for change within the cricket community.