IPL 2022 Flop-XI… From Rohit Sharma to Gabba’s hero, these players disappointed. IPL 2022 wrost xi rohit sharma mohammad siraj kieron pollard ravindra jadeja

Openers – Rohit Sharma and Mayank Agarwal

Rohit Sharma’s team, which won 5 IPL to Mumbai Indians under his captaincy, was at the bottom of the points table at the 10th position this time. The team won only 4 matches out of 10. Rohit’s performance himself was also seen to be mediocre. He scored only 268 runs in 14 innings with the worst average of 19.14 in his IPL career. This was the first time that Hitman did not even cross the 50-run mark in a season.

Mayank Agarwal fits perfectly as Rohit’s partner. Punjab Kings not only retained Mayank but also made him the captain of the team. The team played a good game and finished sixth. He could only score 196 runs in 13 matches at an average of 16.33.

From Kohli to Shahrukh failed in the middle order

Virat Kohli: RCB were expecting a strong performance from their former captain Virat Kohli this season, but once again he disappointed the fans. In 16 matches, Kohli scored 341 runs at an average of 23. He got out for a golden duck not once but three times throughout the season.

Shimron Hetmyer: Next on the list comes Shimron Hetmyer. Even though his team Rajasthan Royals was the runner-up of the tournament, but he failed with the bat. He scored 314 runs in 15 matches. At the beginning of the season, he was seen in fine form, but later his performance did not see consistency. In the final also he could score only 11 runs.

Shahrukh Khan: PBKS retained Shahrukh for 9 crores, but he was a complete flop. In 8 matches, he could only make 117 runs at an average of 16.71. Shahrukh’s form was so bad, he was dropped from playing-11.

Pollard’s power out

Kieron Pollard, who won the match for Mumbai Indians on his own, had a very bad season. The experienced player scored only 144 runs in 11 matches. During this his average was 14.40 and strike rate was only 107. Even with the ball, he could take only four wickets in 14 overs. He was also dropped from the team in the last matches.

Jadeja walked neither under the captaincy nor as a player

Just before the start of the IPL, Ravindra Jadeja was appointed by Chennai Super Kings as the new captain of the team, but he could not handle the pressure of captaincy. In 8 matches under his leadership, Chennai won only 2 matches. After this, he left the captaincy from the middle season and handed it back to MS Dhoni. Jadeja also disappointed as a player and apart from scoring 116 runs in 10 matches, he could take only 5 wickets. In the end, he was also ruled out of the tournament due to poor fitness.

Varun had to retain heavy

Varun Chakraborty, who is recognized as a mystery spinner, also comes in the list of flop players. KKR retained Varun, but he could take only 6 wickets in 11 matches. He conceded almost 9 runs in 39 overs bowling and averaged 55.33.

Speed ​​merchants didn’t even work

Mohd Siraj: Mohammad Siraj was the biggest culprit of Qualifier 2 for RCB. He conceded 31 runs in just 2 overs against Rajasthan. Apart from this, he could take only 9 wickets in 15 matches. Siraj, who had a match-winning performance against Australia at the Gabba in Brisbane last year, left the fans very disappointed.

Daniel Sams: The next name in the list comes from Mumbai Indians’ Danius Sams. Sams did not perform as expected this season. In 11 matches, he took 13 wickets at an average of about 29.

Timal Mills: Mumbai’s Tymal Mills could also take only 6 wickets in 5 matches. Mills’ profit during this period was 31.67 and economy was 11.18.