Aakash Chopra says “RCB don’t have any option but to keep making changes” in the Indian Premier League. Aakash Chopra believes the Royal Challengers Bangalore will keep altering their playing XI. They are still in search of a perfect combination. Bangalore made a couple of personnel changes for their IPL 2021. Against the Chennai Super Kings on Friday. However, it didn’t help their cause much. They finished on the receiving end in the match.
Moreover, Royal Challengers Bangalore-Chennai Super Kings match in a video shared on his YouTube channel. Chopra suggests that the Virat Kohli-led side’s hands are slightly tied. Just because of AB de Villiers not keeping wickets.
Aakash Chopra
“Bangalore made changes, to be honest, they don’t have any option but to keep making changes, the sort of team they are playing. I am also wondering if AB de Villiers is fully fit because if he keeps, they can run the game a different way,” Aakash Chopra said.
He calls attention to that the RCB even had to make Kyle Jamieson. Also, their big-ticket buy, sit out in. They attempt to get a proper balance.
“Sachin Baby was dropped and Kyle Jamieson, who was paid 16 crores, was also left out. Two spinners are still playing and Tim David was given a chance. Navdeep Saini was also given an opportunity, in place of Sachin Baby, because you needed pace but Bharat is still playing,” Chopra observed.
Lastly, RCB’s batting effort in yesterday’s IPL encounter. Chopra cutting out that the franchise failed to make the best use of the shining start given by Kohli and Padikkal.
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“The Bangalore guys came and hit quite a bit. 13 runs off the first over and after that, the hitting continued. They scored 90 runs off the first 10 overs. But after that, you gradually started slowing down.”
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