Kolkata Knight Riders are having a dreadful marketing campaign within the ongoing version of the Indian Premier League. Eoin Morgan and his boys have didn’t click on collectively as a unit and the franchise now stand fifth on the eight-team factors desk with two wins from seven matches.
Looking at KKR’s poor present, particularly with the bat, former India opener Virender Sehwag branded the crew show as boring and believes the downfall is because of the present batting order.
Expressing his views on the two-time IPL champions’ marketing campaign, Sehwag in an interplay with Cricbuzz mentioned: “I am not happy with Kolkata Knight Riders’ batting order because Nitish Rana is still opening. They are not getting the starts they need to get. Shubman Gill is not in the best of forms — he scored 40 against Delhi Capitals, but he used a lot of balls. But even if that is fine if he is batting along with someone who can keep increasing the team’s run rate, then it would be better for KKR.”
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“It is not digestible that they are not changing batting order. When I watch a movie on my laptop, mobile on any OTT platform, I skip forward a boring scene. In this T20 tournament, when Kolkata Knight Riders are playing, it will get boring for me, so I have to watch it while fast forwarding it,” the previous India cricketer added.
Sehwag additional mentioned that KKR’s uncommon victory towards Punjab Kings was pure luck as their skipper put up an honest efficiency.
“Because they have made things boring for everyone. They are making the same mistakes in every matches. Even when they were chasing, they made the same mistakes. They were lucky Morgan scored runs against Punjab Kings so they won one match,” mentioned the 42-year-old.
“But they had made the same mistakes. If you keep repeating the same mistakes over and over again, then I don’t think the team management of Kolkata are taking the right decision.”
“No matter what you say, that you are backing your players. I am not saying don’t back your players, but at least think what changes you can make – so that there are changes in results,” he concluded.
