#2 Bhuvneshwar Kumar

Bhuvneshwar Kumar’s last IPL season was cut short due to injury but he made a phenomenal comeback from injury. He bowled some brilliant spells with the new ball and at the death in India’s recently-concluded limited-overs series against England. He managed to scalp six wickets during the three ODIs and four wickets during the five-match T20I series against England, finishing with economy rates of 4.65 and 6.38 respectively.

#1 Shubman Gill

Shubman Gill was KKR’s best batsman in IPL 2020 by a country mile, as he had massed 440 runs in 14 matches. The onus of providing KKR with solid starts will once again be on him in this edition as well. Gill was one of the standout performers for India in the Test series against Australia, as he scored runs consistently against a top-quality bowling attack.

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While Gill was the most productive batsman for KKR in the IPL last year, his strike rate often came under the scanner and the fans would hope he bats with the same attacking flair he showed against Australia at the Gabba and instill fear among opposition bowlers.