IPL 2018: 4 capped players who might go unsold in the next auction

#1 Saurabh Tiwary

Saurabh Tiwary hasn't been able to show his skills for the national side as well

The stout cricketer from Jharkhand was once the best middle-order batsman in the domestic circuit. He also received a national call-up in 2010 after he performed brilliantly in the IPL and domestic circuit.

Tiwary is known to provide stability to the batting line-up as an opener. He is a player who mainly sticks to the basics.

He has enough experience under his belt having played 81 matches. He can also play a handy role as a middle-order batsman.

In spite of having all these skills, he is a slow-starter and cannot hit big shots frequently. He is also a player who gets out to short balls.

While playing for the Indian team, he did not display any of his core skills and got out cheaply.

He has represented India only thrice. In those three innings, he scored just 49 runs at a strike rate of 87.5.

He is yet to represent Mumbai Indians this season. With Mumbai Indians having adequate resources of the middle-order batsman, it is highly unlikely that Tiwary will get a chance.

Lack of big-hitting might make Tiwary find no bidders in the next auction.

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