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The top five IPL 2025 teams could be hit hard as their overseas players may leave early due to national duties. Here’s a look at which franchises are likely to suffer the most because of their foreign stars leaving early or may not even returning.

As per new revised IPL 2025 schedule the league matches end on May 27. The Qualifier 1 will be played on May 29 followed by Eliminator (May 30), Qualifier 2 (June 1) and the Final on June 3.

Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) captain Pat Cummins and his Australian team-mate Travis Head have confirmed their presence for two matches. SRH are already out of contention for playoffs. Meanwhile, for Punjab Kings (PBKS), all-rounder Marcus Stoinis and compatriot Josh Inglis may not return to India.