Shane Watson's wicket in Bangalore cost crores of rupees : RCB vs KKR

RCB vs KKR: Shane Watson's wicket in Bangalore cost crores of rupees

If you forget, then you should note that in the previous year's IPL auction, Bangalore had bought some players for a big amount, or had them retweeted. Among them, Barça had spent Rs 4.30 crores on the bowler like Australia's Marcus Stonis, 6.4 million and Umesh Yadav.

Bangalore: Even in the 12th edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL) this season, Virat Kohli's Royal Challengers Bangalore's fate does not seem to change. How bad the situation is, you can not think about it. But we will tell you how bad things really are in terms of money. And these circumstances are enough to convey and explain that the journey of the Bangalore team that has been giving millions of rupees to its players this year has proved to be more expensive. There is such a wicket, which has proven crores of rupees for the Royal Challengers Bangalore. This wicket belonged to Shane Watson, which Bangalore had earlier in the match against Chennai. And the price of this wicket can be increased in the match against Kolkata Knight Riders.

Shane Watson's wicket in Bangalore cost crores of rupees : RCB vs KKR

If you forget, then you should note that in the previous year's IPL auction, Bangalore had bought some players for a big amount, or had them retweeted. Among them, Australia's Marcus Stoney's got 6.4 million, Umesh Yadav was 4.30 crore, Yuvi Shivam Dubey got 5 crores, and Tejpal for Team India, he did a lot of money worth Rs 6 crore. That means, in order to buy these four players, about 20 crore rupees, Bangalore has spent.

But recently it has been that Kohli's team had to face defeat in four consecutive matches. And today against the Kolkata Knight Riders, it is going to be facing a fifth consecutive defeat. But the matter is not limited to the same. The worst situation we are talking about is enough to tell the horrific situation. And in this sense, Bangalore is the only one wicket for a million rupees! The thing is that in the last four games, the power-play (the opening 4 overs) of Bangalore has got only one wicket.

And this wicket was already in Shane Watson in the match, which was chased by Yuvraj Singh in the third over. Since then, Bangalore's bowlers in Power-Play cannot get any wicket. It is clear that these legendary biggies of all crores of rupees can throw only one wicket in 24 overs in the opening four games. It is clear that these big bowlers, who earn hundreds of millions, made captain Virat Kohli extremely disappointed during the power-play.

This is the worst figure in the ongoing IPL, in terms of winning wickets in the power-play in the matches played so far. Now the point of view will be to improve how much improved Bangalore record against KKR this bad record. Or do they even find or not?