Chris Jordan
The English seamer came in with huge shoes to fill. He was looked at upon as RCB’s messiah since they badly needed someone at the death to deliver but to everyone’s surprise, he wasn’t spared by the opposition as he conceded plenty of runs in the first few games he played.
But then slowly, he started to rediscover his mojo and is now one of the vital cogs in that bowling line-up which has gone from one of the weakest in the tournament to one of the most reliable ones. Considering he bowls at the death, if it’s one of your lucky days, he is going to end up with loads of wickets. He is much cheaper at 4000 rupees.
Bhuvneshwar Kumar
He finished second on the purple cup list post the league stages and without a doubt, he has been the best Indian seamer in this year’s IPL. Bhuvneshwar Kumar delivers with the new ball and he also delivers at the death with his inch perfect Yorkers and variations. Consistency has been the key feature in his bowling as he manages to pick up one or two wickets at a decent economy in almost every single game.
He has picked up 18 wickets in the tournament so far at an average of just 23. He had a good outing against the Knight Riders in his side’s last league and considering he will be up against them yet again in the playoffs, go for him.
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