IPL 2018: 5 players who will come back harder after a poor start to the season

#4 Andrew Tye

The hero of 2017, scalping three hat-tricks in the year, Andrew Tye had a contrasting 2018 edition of the IPL so far. The Australian T20 specialist picked three wickets from the equal number of games so far but the major concern was the leakage of runs.

Tye, who as expected to lead the pace-bowling attack, has been very expensive for Kings XI Punjab with an economy rate of over 9. He almost slipped the game against Chennai Super Kings through, giving away 19 runs in his last over.

Signed by KXIP for ₹ 7.2 crores for his death bowling abilities, Tye has been a letdown thus far.