IPL 2018: One expensive player from each eliminated team who did not get a single chance

Modified May 21, 2018 12:20 IST

Teenage spin sensation Rahul Chahar did not get a single opportunity at MI

#2 Rahul Chahar (Mumbai Indians)

Rahul Chahar made his IPL debut for Rising Pune Supergiant last season

The 18-year-old leggie Rahul Chahar made his IPL debut for the now-defunct Rising Pune Supergiant last year. Though he got only a couple of opportunities, he was able to grab attention with his tidy and economical bowling. Coupled with good domestic performances, Chahar fetched a lucrative contract from the defending champions.

However, the ₹1.9 crores player was sidelined by Mayank Markande and he stepped into the ground only to be a substitute fielder. On the contrary, his elder brother Deepak Chahar made a name for himself by virtue of his amazing performances for Chennai Super Kings.

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