IPL Auction 2020: 5 players KKR should release 

#4 Harry Gurney

Harry Gurney

Left-arm English pacer Harry Gurney came on board the KKR team after the Dinesh Karthik-led side bought him for INR 75 Lakhs. After the injury to South African speedster Anrich Nortje and Indian pacer Kamlesh Nagarkoti, a lot of responsibility was pinned on Gurney's shoulders, but the player could not live up to his potential as he finished with just seven wickets.

The Nottingham player was expensive as well, conceding 238 runs at an economy rate of 8.81. He was unable to keep his nerves in pressure games and often leaked runs at the death, which proved to be the deciding factor in a few encounters.

KKR might release him and go for Nortje once again or might opt to buy an experienced player like Mitchell Starc. They will also be eyeing West Indian pacer Sheldon Cottrell, who has created quite a mark with by bowling nagging line and lengths this year.ha