IPL 2022 – Captaincy Burden too much to handle? – The Indian Premier League (IPL) season has almost reached the halfway point of the season as teams and players are still finding the right formulae for success. While a team’s success is defined by its leader, captains like Rohit Sharma, Ravindra Jadeja, and Mayank Agarwal are yet to fire in the IPL 2022, raising the question has the captaincy burden taken a toll on them? Follow IPL 2022 LIVE Updates on InsideSport.IN.
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IPL 2022: Captaincy BURDEN? From Rohit Sharma to Ravindra Jadeja, 4 captains who are SUPERFLOP this season – Check out
Rohit Sharma (Mumbai Indians) – Arguably the biggest name that is yet to fire in the tournament, Rohit has had a season to forget having scored just 114 runs in six matches. The six-time IPL winner is struggling for form and has misfired the whole campaign with the best score of 41 against Delhi Capitals. Mumbai Indians (MI) are still without a win in the current season.
IPL 2022: Captaincy BURDEN? From Rohit Sharma to Ravindra Jadeja, 4 captains who are SUPERFLOP this season – Check out
Rishabh Pant (Delhi Capitals) – 144 runs in the IPL so far, is a good return but considering the natural attacking play Rishabh offers its relatively low. In the five matches so far Rishabh has a high score of 43 runs against Gujarat Titans (GT) and will need to improve if Delhi Capitals are to conquer the IPL crown. Ravi Shastri also urged him to play his natural game which he is currently not playing.
IPL 2022: Captaincy BURDEN? From Rohit Sharma to Ravindra Jadeja, 4 captains who are SUPERFLOP this season – Check out
Ravindra Jadeja (Chennai Super Kings) – Shown faith on the eve of the tournament, Ravindra Jadeja was handed the captains rein ahead of the IPL 2022 season. The versatile all-rounder has so far failed to impress as his team has lost five off the six matches while on personal form Jadeja has 88 runs and five wickets. Jadeja’s form with both bat and ball is dismal for the campaign and will have to improve.
Mayank Agarwal (Punjab Kings) – Mayank Agarwal was shown faith by the Punjab Kings management ahead of the season but he has been a shadow of his own. So far in the tournament he has 94 runs from five matches, averaging 18.80 runs per match. Agarwal did score a fifty against Mumbai Indians (MI), but that hasn’t turned his season around while he needs a revival with the bat.
IPL 2022: Captaincy BURDEN? From Rohit Sharma to Ravindra Jadeja, 4 captains who are SUPERFLOP this season – Check out
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