IPL 2020
Ashish Nehra Feels Chopping And Changing Led To RCB’s Downfall
By CricShots - Nov 8, 2020 8:10 pm
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RCB’s journey in IPL 2020 came to an end after n end to their IPL 2020 journey after SRH dominated them in the eliminator to keep sailing forward. Various cricketing pundits are getting vocal about their opinions on what steps RCB should take to level them up. Next in line is former Indian pacer, Ashish Nehra, who reckons that making frequent changes in the core XI each and every season has led to RCB’s downfall. It is because of this act that they have been performing inconsistently over the years.

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Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) lost in the eliminator

Nehra and Irfan Pathan spoke about the same issue, and the former pointed out that RCB has been eternally dependent on Virat Kohli and AB de Villiers. The same thing has been pointed out by many cricketing pundits and recently Brian Lara also emphasized it. Nehra reckons that it is the problem with Kings XI Punjab (KXIP) also that they revolve around a handful of players.

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During a chat on Star Sports, Nehra said, “RCB are overly dependent on Virat Kohli and AB de Villiers. The entire team and the squad revolve around them, which is not the right thinking as it is a game of 11 players. You should let the same players be with you for 2-3 years other than those two. These two players and Chahal are always there in RCB. Apart from them, you will not see the fourth name.”

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Nehra was bowling coach of the RCB

Ashish Nehra added that RCB needs to groom their players for some time, and then they will start seeing the results. On the other hand, Irfan Pathan believes that team only needs a few enforcements to give it a perfect shape.

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Nehra concluded, “Otherwise, from where will you get the players. You cannot change the entire squad in every auction, that apart from two or three, you will change the rest of the 16 to 18 players. They should stick to the same players for at least three years because making a team is a process in which they are very hasty.”