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#1 Kagiso Rabada
If you are a KKR fan reading this article, you would have probably guessed who is going to be the first in this list. KKR had problems in their bowling department from the start to the finish and their death bowling was one of the worst this year.
It was so bad that Karthik had to sometimes try Chawla and Nitish Rana in the death rather than the likes of Gurney, Lockie Ferguson and Krishna. So, how can KKR not wish to have the best bowler in this year's IPL - Kagiso Rabada?
Rabada has had a brilliant IPL and he is currently leading the Purple Cap race. The South African, who has returned to his country due to an injury, has been great both in the powerplay and in the death overs. In his 12 matches, he has picked up 25 wickets at an economy rate of 7.8. Rabada would have definitely added some firepower if he would have played for KKR.
