These matches have included a number of these players, who grabbed everyone’s attention with their outstanding performances in their very first game. However, some players’ performances left the team management and supporters feeling let down in IPL 2024. Here are the five flop players that teams bid a lot of money for in the auction, only to have these guys—worth crores—prove to be worthless thus far in the tournament.
Mitchell Starc,
an Australian fast bowler hasn’t been able to accomplish anything noteworthy in the IPL 2024 thus far. At the auction, Kolkata Knight Riders placed the biggest bid in history, paying Rs 24.75 crore to purchase him. However, based on this sum, he hasn’t yet been able to compete in the event. Not only wickets, he has also given away a lot of runs. Mitchell Starc scored 154 runs on 84 balls. His economy rate was 11.
Bowlers lose their minds when they hear the name Glenn Maxwell.
Everyone has been let down by this feared Australian all-round batsman in the 2024 Indian Premier League. Playing for the Royal Challengers Bangalore, Maxwell has only amassed 32 runs to date. After six games, this many runs have been scored. In addition, Maxwell has exited the event three times without creating an account. Only 28 runs have been his greatest score to far. Despite his reputation for booming hits, this dynamic batter has only struck three fours and one six with his bat.
Thus far, this young Australian all-round player
has also disappointed the supporters and management. Cameron Green, a trade from Mumbai to Royal Challengers Bangalore, has only managed to score 68 runs in the 5 matches played so far. Till now not even a single half-century has come from his bat. The top score is 33 runs. His batting average is only 17. While bowling, Green gave away 105 runs in 67 balls and took only 2 wickets.
The deadly all-rounder Daryl Mitchell of New Zealand,
who caused a sensation in the ODI World Cup 2023, has also not spoken up till now with the bat. He was acquired by the Chennai Super Kings for an astounding Rs 14 crore during the auction, however his performance fell short of expectations. Mitchell has only scored 118 runs in 5 games, with 34 runs being his highest total. His average over this time has been below thirty. He has only had one bowling success.
Alzarri Joseph of the West Indies,
who went for the fifth most expensive player in the IPL 2024 auction, has similarly performed poorly thus far in the competition. By paying, RCB allowed him to join the team for Rs 11.50 crore. In the three matches played so far, Joseph has been able to take only 1 wicket, while he has scored 115 runs on 58 balls. His economy rate was around 12.
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