IPL 2017: 5 players whose performances don’t fade away

#3 David Warner

Warner was at his destructive best again

It feels as though the IPL was made for David Warner to showcase and further enhance his greatness as a batsman. When he started off as a Delhi Daredevils player in the tournament, many labelled him as the left-handed version of Virender Sehwag, but his legacy in the tournament is already greater than the Indian opening legend.

In another epic season for the Australian opener, he scored a mammoth 641 runs in only 14 games. The last time a batsman dominated the proceedings in such manner was another Australian opener, Shaun Marsh, whilst playing for the Kings XI Punjab.

Bhuvi’s bowling was beautifully complemented by the captain of the side as the duo helped the team reach the play-offs, only to be halted by a rain-aided Kolkata Knight Riders.