The recently concluded 11th edition of the Indian Premier League  (IPL) was full of thrillings encounters as most of the teams fought hard to lift that coveted trophy, but it was Chennai Super Kings (CSK) and Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH), who fought the finale and the men in yellow became the third time winner of IPL. CSK registered a rather dominating victory by 8 wickets over SRH and gave the testimony of their batting throughout the tournament.

However, most of the fans are well aware of the importance of foreign cricketers in IPL since the inception of the cash-rich league and this year was again no exception to the same. Even in IPL 2018, there were some young foreign players as well who gave some impactful performances in the season. Let us have a look at 5 such overseas cricketers:

1. Andrew Tye (KXIP)

The 31-year-old Australian pacer impressed with the ball widely. As the highest wicket-taker in this season, the right-arm pacer took total 24 wickets with the 18.66 averages and also had 8.00 economy rates. Andrew Tye’s best performance was 4/16 against Mumbai Indians at Mumbai.

He was very consistent on his line and length and took three times four-wicket hauls in this season. He fought very hard for his team, but he failed to get proper support from the other fellow bowlers.