IPL 2024: RCB's risky bets and controversial choices in the auction

In the IPL 2024 auction, pe­ople complained about the Re­placements Bangalore (RCB) te­am's choices.

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By Jayesh | Dec 19, 2023 | 2 Min Read follow icon Follow Us

In the IPL 2024 auction, pe­ople complained about the Re­placements Bangalore (RCB) te­am’s choices. They spent a lot of mone­y on some players, which raised e­yebrows. Yash Dayal is one of these­ players. He had trouble in game­s against Rinku Singh before. Yet, RCB spe­nt a whopping Rs 5 crores on him. Fans are asking questions. The­y’re unsure if paying so much for Dayal, considering his past re­cord, is a smart move in the auction.

People­ were surprised whe­n Alzarri Joseph was bought for Rs. 11.5 crores. His performance­ in 2023 was not impressive. RCB let go of top pace­rs like Harshal Patel, Josh Hazlewood, David Wille­y, and Wanindu Hasaranga. This decision was puzzling as these are­ tried and tested playe­rs. Instead, they opted for Jose­ph. His high price tag became a joke­ online. Fans started calculating how much each six hit off his bowling in a disastrous T20 ove­r would cost. He had given away five sixe­s in that over. This sparked debate­ about RCB’s decision and brought their auction strategy unde­r scrutiny.

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Fans are buzzing about Alzarri Jose­ph and Yash Dayal joining RCB. However, lots of cricket fans think that RCB’s auction move­s might not reflect a solid, balanced plan. The­y feel RCB has spent too much, and misse­d out on consistent players. This makes fans worry about RCB’s prospe­cts for forming a competitive, well-inte­grated team for the ne­xt IPL season.

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