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IPL 2020, In Pics: The Top-10 Flops of The Season
These cricketers were expected to be one of the top performers for their franchises this IPL season but failed to live up to the expectations.
Last Published on - November 5, 2020 6:45 PM IST
Not exactly a flop but the Royal Challengers Bangalore opener managed 236 runs in 11 innings including one half-century. He was outscored by young Devdutt Padikkal who made his IPL debut this year. (© IANS)
The West Indies allrounder battled fitness issues and managed 117 runs from 9 innings and took six wickets.
He was very expensive and thus got just three matches. He took one wicket and had an economy of 11.40. (© IANS)
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A lot was expected from the Australian big-hitter but he managed just 108 runs from 11 innings with a high score of 32. (PTI Photo)
Although the Kiwi allrounder didn’t get much chances but he only scored 19 runs in 3 innings and took two wickets from 15 overs. (IPl/Twitter)
The most expensive overseas cricketer in IPL history, Pat Cummins took 12 wickets in 14 matches with four of them coming in a single match. (IANS Photo)
He started well with two half-centuries before a slump saw him recording consecutive ducks. He was dropped before returning for the final two league matches but scored 10 and 9. (© IANS)
For the majority of the tournament, he batted in the middle order before being promoted to the top, He scored 196 runs in 12 innings. (© IANS)
The left-arm pacer managed 6 wickets from six matches and will be most remembered for being creamed for five fixes in an over by Rahul Tewatia. (© IANS)
MS Dhoni was a pale shadow of his prime as he failed to dictate the terms. In 12 innings, he managed 200 runs with a high score of 47 not out. (PTI Photo)
