jalebi_bhai Posted October 11, 2020 Posted October 11, 2020 MI: Pollard, Pandyas, Kishan DC: Pant, Stoinis, Hetmyer, Axar KKR: Morgan, Russell, DK, Narine/Cummins CSK: MSD, Jadeja, Jadhav/Jagadeesh, Curran/Bravo RCB: ABD, Dube, Ali, Sundar, Morris KXIP: Pooran(most games at 4), Maxwell, Mandeep, Sarfu, Neesham SRH: Williamson, Garg, Abhishek, Samad RR: Tewatia, Lomror, Uthappa, Miller, Stokes, Archer (?) My Ranking on the basis of performance so far: 1. MI: Consistent except 1 game. 2. DC: Same as MI BIG GAP 3. RCB: ABD played a couple of match-winning 50s and Dube has played a few good cameos when needed. 4. KKR: Has mostly misfired but there have been a few good support knocks from Morgan and DK's match winning 50. 5. SRH: Garg and Abhishek partnership vs CSK + Williamson 40 vs DC. That's about it. 6. RR: Tewatia special of course. If Archer is to be included, then can count his assault on Lungi. 7. CSK: Only Sam Curran's cameo vs MI can be classified as a match winning contribution so far from middle order. 8. KXIP: Except Pooran, big time fail and practically useless. Mariyam 1
Chennai Chargers Posted October 11, 2020 Posted October 11, 2020 Yes, Pooran sticks out in the Kings middle order.
coffee_rules Posted October 11, 2020 Posted October 11, 2020 On paper it is KKR, but performance wise DC and Stoinis, has matched the big hitting of Pollard and Pandya. Who will perform today? Dekhiye aaj raat 10 baje ki show par
Lone Wolf Posted October 12, 2020 Posted October 12, 2020 KKR & DC.. MI have only got Pollard. Rest don't inspire any confidence. However with Surya, Kishan their middle order is good enough.
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