As the IPL auction buzz intensifies, a critical analysis reveals the Kolkata Knight Riders’ questionable decisions in releasing certain players. This list sheds light on three key players who, despite their proven track records, found themselves on the chopping block.
The auction will take place on December 19 at the Coca-Cola Arena in Dubai, and KKR might find these decisions haunting them. So, here are the three players KKR shouldn’t have released ahead of the IPL auction 2024.
#3. Lockie Ferguson, New Zealand
Lockie Ferguson (Source: Twitter)
The decision to release Lockie Ferguson ahead of the IPL auction in 2024 seems perplexing for the Kolkata Knight Riders. The recently concluded ODI World Cup showcased his prowess with an impressive tally of 10 wickets, underscoring his effectiveness in Indian conditions. Ferguson’s ability to adapt and thrive on subcontinental pitches makes him a valuable asset for the franchise.
Considering his recent stellar performance and the potential for a cost-effective acquisition, letting go of the Kiwi speedster appears to be a strategic oversight. KKR may find themselves lacking a crucial match-winner as other franchises eye the opportunity to secure Ferguson’s services at a potential bargain, leaving fans questioning this decision.
