RCB and DC performing like Chavanni: 2 players who bought crores of performance

IPL 2025: Former Indian player Akash Chopra has said that Delhi Capitals (DC) may be concerned about the struggle against Spin in England batsman Harry Brook’s current T20 series. He said this because, Capitals bought Harry Brook for ₹ 6.25 crore last year at an IPL 2025 (IPL 2025) auction.

In fact, Brook scored eight runs off 10 balls in England’s 26 -run win in the third T20 in Rajkot on Tuesday 28 January. The middle -order batsman was dismissed for 17 and 13 runs by Varun Chakraborty in the first two matches, and before he became a victim of Ravi Bishnoi in the third match.

These 2 players out of form of RCB and Delhi Capitals

In a video shared on his YouTube channel ‘Akash Chopra’, the former Indian opener spoke about some batsmen who could not score in the first three T20 matches. He said about Brook (38 runs in three matches):

“Harry Brook is unable to understand spin. He is unable to see the ball. If you are not able to understand it now, then you have to play IPL too, what will you do at that time. The players of Delhi Capitals are already confused about what they should do, because they have kept it in their team and they are not able to play the spin at all. The name is big, but no performance. “

Akash Chopra said that Royal Challengers Bangalore is also equally worried about Phil Salt, on which he gave a statement:

“Phil Salat has played three innings. He was dismissed twice off the ball of Arshdeep (Singh) and then dismissed by Hardik Pandya. RCB The people are worried. They are saying that when he was with KKR, he used to bat very poorly and is unable to bat ever since he came here. It seems that he is careless and can give himself some time. “

RCB bought Salt for 11.50 crores in the IPL 2025 auction. The England opener has scored a total of 9 runs in three innings of the ongoing T20 series against India, including scoring 5 runs off 7 balls in the third T20.