Worst XI of IPL 2024 after first 3 weeks

The 17th edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL) has been nothing short of exemplary in its first three weeks, providing a lot of entertainment to the fans with its thrills and spills. In the early stages of the IPL 2024 season, there have been a lot of big names delivering top performances with the bat, ball, and in the field, but, at the same time, a few top players have been unable to live up to their reputation. Here are some of the players making the worst XI of the IPL 2024 after the first three weeks of the tournament:Openers: Jonny Bairstow, Devdutt Padikkal Jonny Bairstow, the Punjab Kings opener, has scored 96 runs in his six innings during the IPL 2024, at an average of just 16, and his dismissals have been a loft left to be desired. Devdutt Padikkal has been in woeful form with Lucknow Super Giants, scoring 25 runs in his five innings, at a woeful average of five, and his highest score in the tournament is just nine runs. #PAGE_BREAK# All-rounders: Cameron Green, Hardik Pandya (c), Glenn Maxwell, Vijay Shankar After joining Royal Challengers Bengaluru, Cameron Green hasn’t had a good start with the bat, scoring 68 runs at an average of just 17, while picking up only two runs at an economy touching 10. The newly appointed captain of Mumbai Indians, Hardik Pandya has struggled to galvanise the team in the early stages of the IPL 2024, and despite a few reasonable batting performances, his tactics of bowling himself at odd stages of the innings haven’t helped the cause either. Glenn Maxwell has struggled massively with the bat in RCB colours in the beginning of the IPL 2024 season, scoring 32 runs in six innings at a woeful average of 5.33, and his four wickets haven’t been enough for the team either. Vijay Shankar has batted in six innings for Gujarat Titans this tournament, scoring 73 runs at an average of just 18.25, and he hasn’t bowled yet. #PAGE_BREAK# Wicketkeeper: Jitesh Sharma Jitesh Sharma, the wicketkeeper for Punjab Kings, hasn’t had the best time with the bat in the IPL 2024, scoring 106 runs at an average of just 17.66. Although his wicket-keeping skills haven’t diminished in the tournament, the chances of him making the Indian cricket team in the upcoming T20WC haven’t got much of a boost with his batting exploits. #PAGE_BREAK# Bowlers: Harshal Patel, Anrich Nortje, Piyush Chawla, Mohammed Siraj Harshal Patel has picked up six wickets in seven matches for Punjab Kings, but he has also given runs at an economy of 10.54. Although Anrich Nortje has picked up six wickets in just four matches for Delhi Capitals, he has conceded runs at a horrible economy rate of 13.43. In his four matches for Mumbai Indians, Piyush Chawla has picked up two wickets, but his economy rate is 11.50. Mohammed Siraj has found it difficult to contain batters, letting them score at an economy of 10.40 in six matches, picking up four wickets for Royal Challengers Bengaluru. #PAGE_BREAK# Impact Substitute: Mayank Dagar Mayank Dagar has made five appearances for Royal Challengers Bengaluru in the IPL 2024, getting hit at an economy of 10.14, while managing to pick up only one wicket in the tournament.

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Worst XI of IPL 2024 after first 3 weeks