3 Underrated Cricketers Who Could Cause the Bidding War in IPL 2024 Auction

Josh Inglis could cause the bidding war in IPL 2024

The IPL 2024 auction countdown has commenced, with teams and fans gearing up for likely rosters. Notable World Cup stars like Mitchell Starc, Travis Head, Gerald Coetzee, and Rachin Ravindra are creating buzz. With 30 overseas slots among the 77 available, teams like Delhi Capitals and Royal Challengers Bangalore are expected to be aggressive in their shopping.

Beyond the big names, less heralded players may find themselves in demand due to the abundance of slots. While renowned players like Lockie Ferguson and Mitchell Starc will undoubtedly attract attention, there’s potential for bidding wars around lesser-known but consistently performing players as well.

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  1. Azmatullah Omarzai emerges as a rare find—a versatile player adept at middle-order batting with a strong strike rate and the ability to open the bowling with seam and swing. His impressive World Cup performance, scoring 353 runs at a 97 strike rate and taking 7 wickets, makes him a sought-after prospect. Teams like Chennai Super Kings, Rajasthan Royals, and Sunrisers Hyderabad are potential suitors.

  1. David Willey, despite being a retired England player, presents a valuable option with full availability for T20 cricket. His swing bowling and ability to contribute with the bat at No.8 make him an attractive choice. Teams in search of a lower-order finisher with bowling prowess, such as Rajasthan Royals, Gujarat Titans, or Delhi Capitals, could consider Willey.

  1. Josh Inglis, a key contributor to Australia’s World Cup triumph, showcased his T20 skills with a century off 47 balls in India. As a versatile middle-order batter and a dynamic wicketkeeper, he might be an unexpected yet impactful addition for teams like Mumbai Indians, Delhi Capitals, or Rajasthan Royals seeking a surprise element in their squad.
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