- After surprising turn of events at the IPL 2024 Auction in Dubai, former Indian fast bowler Zaheer Khan shared insights into the remarkable clarity of thought brought about by small auctions. Expressing his views on the proceedings, Khan highlighted the anticipation around the high demand for fast bowlers, a trend often observed in smaller auctions.
The unexpected twist, however, came in the form of Mitchell Starc and Pat Cummins shattering the Rs 20 crore barrier, a feat that surpassed everyone’s expectations. Zaheer Khan emphasized the significance of this breakthrough, noting that the monumental figure had been surpassed with conviction and flair during the auction.
What Zaheer Khan said about Starc, Cummins?
Zaheer Khan attributed the success of the two players to the clarity of thought displayed by the franchises involved. He commended their ability to focus on the playing eleven, maintain composure, and exhibit unwavering confidence in their selections, ultimately leading to the historic breaking of the Rs 20 crore barrier.
Zaheer Khan during the JioCinema mid-match show said: “Well, everyone was expecting that fast bowlers would be in demand – that is something which the small auctions always bring, the clarity of thought from all the franchises. But I don’t think anyone would have ever imagined that it would reach this kind of a level! Rs 20 crore is a big barrier, it has been broken today and how.”
“So, I think it’s just about these two teams going by that one player, having that clarity of the playing eleven and holding the nerves and back themselves through and through,” Zaheer added.
As the IPL 2024 Auction unfolds, the impact of such unprecedented bids is sure to reshape team dynamics, providing fans with an exciting prospect for the upcoming season. The clarity of thought demonstrated by these franchises could pave the way for a season filled with strategic brilliance and thrilling performances.
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