4. Gurkeerat Singh
The Achilles heel for RCB this year was their fragile middle order. Gurkeerat was expected to provide a flourish in the late overs for RCB but the batsman failed miserably. This season his strike was under 100 which is not ideal in T20 cricket. Gurkeerat looks a top-order batsman but it is unlikely that he will ever get a chance to bat during the first powerplay for RCB.
The franchise needs an explosive batsman in the middle that can release some burden from Virat Kohli and Ab de Villiers. In the next auction, RCB will be looking at a batsman who can score freely from ball one and prove to be a game-changer. As far as Gurkeerat is concerned it doesn’t look that RCB will retain him for the next season.
IPL 2020: 5 Innings, 71 runs, strike rate, 71, Best 21
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