These 5 cricketers got worst luck in IPL, 3 Indians are in the list...
Indian and foreign players are sweating in the Indian Premier League (IPL) league held every year for the last 12 years in India. That is so that by performing well in it, not only to earn a name in the world but also to make a place in the national team. But for some players, this league proved to be bad. Many did not get Maika, many were completely unable to take advantage of it. Many such players have become part of the Indian cricket team, who have come out of the IPL, but today we will tell you about the 5 cricketers whose fortunes turned out to be completely bad. Who are those cricketers, let's learn-
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1. Baba Aparajit
This is the same player on whom the captain of Chennai Super Kings, Mahendra Singh Dhoni, once added to his team with confidence. Dhoni used to consider Baba as a fervent player for IPL 2012, but Baba Aparajit merely kept waiting in the dugout to meet Maika who could not be found. Baba Aparajith is one of the players who made headlines due to the Under 19 World Cup. In IPL 2012, he was part of the Unmukt Chand-led Indian team. He played 171 runs and took 5 wickets, playing a key role in becoming India's champion. He was the man of the match against Pakistan in the quarter-finals and New Zealand in the semi-finals. A few months before the World Cup, he made his first-class debut for Tamil Nadu at the age of 17. Hence, since then the undefeated started coming to everyone's attention. He is a regular member of Tamil Nadu in domestic cricket. However, this all-rounder did not get any maika in the IPL. He has been a part of some IPL teams, but could not be a part of the playing eleven. Baba Aparajith has been a part of Chennai Super Kings (CSK) and Rising Pune Supergiant (RPS). He has a good record in domestic cricket. If Aparajith had got the chance to play in the IPL, then perhaps he would have earned a name like other cricketers today but for this player the IPL proved inauspicious.
2. Ben Cutting
The other player who has had the worst luck in the IPL is Ben Cutting of Australia. Surprisingly, this stormy player could not make a mark even in the IPL despite getting a mark. He played a total of 21 matches, with a total of 238 runs coming off his bat. Cutting made his IPL debut for Rajasthan Royals in 2014 but he was able to make only 1 match that season. In 2016 and 2017, he was part of Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH). But even during this, he could play 4-4 matches, which proved to be a flop. There was a question of who would buy Kain in the season 2018 but Mumbai Indians bought him. It was expected that Ben Cutting would change his complexion by coming into a team like Mumbai, but here too his bat remained calm. In 2018, he got many scores but he could only score 96 runs in 9 matches. At the same time, he scored 18 runs in 3 matches played in 2019. Now for the IPL 2020, Mumbai had released Ben Cutting from their team. When the auction took place, he kept his base price of 75 lakh, but no franchise thought it right to buy him. In this way, Ben Cutting can be counted among the most reckless players in the history of IPL.
3. Shahbaz Nadeem
Shahbaz Nadeem is not only one of the unlucky players in IPL, but also in Indian cricket in general. He has been very popular in domestic cricket and there has hardly been a time when we have got any spotlight. For the Indian team too, there were expectations that this spinner would work at the national level in the coming time. But his luck was also bad in the IPL. Nadeem made his IPL debut in 2011. He played for Delhi Capitals from 2011 to 2018. He then joined Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH). That is, this spinner has played 9 consecutive seasons so far but failed to make his mark in every season. Shahbaz could not prove himself to be the best, despite getting several maize. In the 64 IPL matches played so far, he has been able to take only 42 wickets.
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4. Nathu Singh
Nathu Singh made headlines in the 2015–16 Ranji season. He then took 7 wickets for Rajasthan against Delhi in the first innings, taking 7 wickets. Mumbai Indians spent an astonishing Rs 3.2 crore in the 2016 IPL auction. However, Nathu's luck deteriorated as Mumbai did not give him a chance to make his debut. Then the next season he made his IPL debut playing for Gujarat Lions. Gujarat gave him 2 matches to play. He bowled four overs in two matches and conceded just 15 runs and took one wicket. If Nathu got maize, he could spread colours but Maike could not be found. Today, Nathu's T20 record is 30 wickets in 19 matches. But despite being sold in the IPL, Nathu was unable to collect pleasures due to not getting a mackerel.
5. Eoin Morgan
Well, Kain can assume that a player who has played more than 50 matches in the IPL should not shine in the IPL. But this is so. For England's Eoin Morgan, the IPL did not fit. Having played 6 seasons, this player has been able to score only 854 runs in 52 matches. He was bought by Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) in IPL 2010 for 220,000. However, he played in just six matches that season, with only 35 runs coming out. But in 2011 and 2013, Morgan got a lot of opportunities in Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR). In fact, he played 26 games in two seasons but still flopped. In 2015 and 2016, he was part of the Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) team. He performed decently but in 2017, SRH decided to drop him. Kings XI Punjab (KXIP) bought him in 2017 wherever he failed. He could not play the season of 2018-19. Now we have seen whether he will be seen in the 2020 IPL or not.
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