IPL 2019: Best XI from the signings made this auction

#3 Shimron Hetmyer

The young lad from Guyana burst onto the international screen after leading his team to a U-19 world cup victory against favourites India. He truly bloomed in the One-day series against India a few months ago.

The 21-year-old is known for his attacking batting display like most West Indian batsmen. But, at the same time, he is known to take responsibility up the order. Since he bats at no 3 for his national side in international T20s, it would be apt for RCB to let Kohli open the innings and Hetymer to bat at no 3 and Mr.360 can follow him next.

#4 Colin Ingram

Colin Ingram is one of those unlucky players who missed out a great international career despite great promise because of shuffling of the batting order. He was a new promising star when India toured South Africa in 2010-11 just before the world cup. He disappeared and then later in 2016-17 he found his form back in Natwest T20 blast in England.

He is a very experienced campaigner when it comes to T20s. In Vitality blast 2018 he has scored 430 runs at an astonishing average of 53.75 for Glamorgan. He has honed his skill set with his leg spin and has also picked up important wickets when it was needed.

He was picked up at a whopping ₹ 6.4 cr by Delhi Capitals in this auction season and there is no doubt he will be made to play all the games in the league. It would be a good option to have an attacking middle order batter like Colin Ingram who brings a bag load of T20 experience.