RCB will not be able to win the trophy this time also - Michael Vaughan
Will RCB win IPL this Season: Former England captain and commentator Michael Vaughan has given a big statement regarding RCB. Michael Vaughan said on social media platform 'X' that RCB cannot win the IPL trophy with their current bowling attack.
Indian Premier League 2024: Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) has lost two of its three matches in the ongoing IPS 2024. Actually, the tenth match of the ongoing IPL 2024 was played between Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) and Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) on March 29 at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru.
Will RCB be able to win IPL this time?
In the last match, Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) defeated RCB by seven wickets. After which former England captain and commentator Michael Vaughan has given a big statement regarding RCB. Michael Vaughan said on social media platform 'X' that RCB cannot win the IPL trophy with their current bowling attack.
Michael Vaughan strongly criticized RCB's bowling attack
Let us tell you, Bengaluru failed to defend 183 runs at home, as Kolkata achieved the target with 7 wickets and 19 balls remaining. Michael Vaughan posted on 'X': It's impossible for RCB to win IPL with this bowling attack.
Meanwhile, former India all-rounder Irfan Pathan also criticized RCB's bowling performance against KKR, saying that they need to improve their bowling. Irfan Pathan said: RCB needs to improve their bowling a lot.
Such was the performance of RCB bowlers against KKR.
Let us tell you, the three main bowlers of RCB, Mohammad Siraj, Alzarri Joseph and Yash Dayal gave runs at an economy of more than 10 against KKR. Siraj gave away 46 runs in three overs at an economy of 15.33, while Joseph gave away 34 runs in two overs at an economy of 17.
Whereas Dayal bowled his three overs at an economy of 11.50, giving away 45 runs in four overs. Australia's star all-rounder Cameron Green, who bowled one over and conceded seven runs, was the only RCB fast bowler to register an economy of less than 10.
