5 Foreign Cricketers who won't be released by their teams..!?

Sowmiya Sriram
5 Foreign Cricketers who won't be released by their teams..!?
The information about who will participate in the mega auction is expected to be released on october 31 at 5 pm. In this context, every team is actively discussing which player to retain. A maximum of six players can be retained before the mega auction. bcci has said that six of them may even be foreign players. In this situation, no matter how many crores are paid, some teams are determined not to release their foreign players. Jos Buttler is the top favorite on this list. Buttler is the active opener for rajasthan Royals. Buttler, who has scored 3582 runs in the IPL series, has a strike rate of 147.
Jos Buttler scored 863 runs in 2022. The rajasthan team will not throw out no matter how many crores are paid to Buttler as he is showing action along with Jaiswal. Nicholas Buran is second on this list. Pooran, who is playing for lucknow, has accumulated 499 runs in the last season. In this, his strike rate is 178. Pooran is an excellent t20 batsman who can keep wickets. Due to this, the lucknow team has decided to retain him by paying a high price. Third place in this list is Sunrisers' star player Travis Head, last season Travis Head scored 567 runs and had a strike rate of 191. Sunrisers won't release Travis Head as he is a good opener for the team. Rashid Khan is ranked fourth on this list. Rashid Khan, who has been playing for the gujarat team for the last three seasons, has taken a total of 55 wickets for the gujarat team. Rashid Khan, who has taken 149 wickets in the IPL series, can also play aggressively in the batting. Due to this, the gujarat team did not want to release Rashid Khan. Fifth on the list is Pathirana, who has been a formidable presence for CSK, having played just six matches last season due to injury. Thus, CSK will not release Pathirana in the auction for any reason.
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