3. Dinesh Karthik
The former KKR skipper had one of his worst IPL seasons this year. A lot was expected of him and his team, but he was a big disappointment. His batting position was a constant subject of debate throughout the league stage. From number three to seven, Karthik batted in every position but failed to prosper.
His best score in this tournament came as a finisher, which was his role at the start of the season. However, captaincy responsibilities took its toll on DK and he decided to step down midway. He handed over the captaincy to concentrate on his batting, but that did not change anything. His failure with the bat continued as KKR ended the league stage on a winning note.
Matches 14,Runs 169, SR- 126.11, Average-14.08
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