Top five T20I Legendary players flopped😱😱 in IPL 2021

1 Shubhman Gill (KKR)

Inns: 7 // Runs: 132 // SR: 117.9 // HS: 43

In the wake of having a shocking IPL 2020 where he amassed in excess of 400 runs, a ton was normal from Shubman Gill in the KKR camp. With a decent Indian group experience a year ago, significantly greater obligation was normal from Gill. Be that as it may, not once in the 7 innings, Gill looked certain. Generally speaking, Gill oversaw only 132 runs with a most noteworthy score of 43, which came at very nearly a run-a-ball.

2 Hardik Pandya (MI)

Inngs: 6/Runs: 52/SR: 118.2/HS: 16 

Group India's present best finisher, and presumably the most noteworthy evaluated all-rounder before the beginning of the competition Hardik Pandya attempted to get rolling in every one of the 7 matches he has played up until this point. Envision a player of his potential scoring only 52 runs from 6 innings at an unfathomable strike pace of 118. Surely the pitch and mental weariness assumed control over Pandya's psyche. India would require his structure to rebound with T20 World Cup booked not long from now.

3 Nicholas Pooran (PBKS) 

Inngs: 7/Runs: 28/SR: 84.8/HS: 19 

Most likely the most noticeably terrible entertainer  the main portion of IPL 2021, Nicholas Pooran just couldn't get rolling. A pitiful 28 runs from 7 innings is an exhibition that can't be depicted in words. On top of it, Pooran's most exceedingly terrible bad dream was the four ducks he scored in the 7 innings. The top-request weighty PBKS indeed surrendered to helpless center request show with Pooran'S disappointment.

4 Eoin Morgan (KKR) 

Inngs: 7/Runs: 92/SR: 112.2/HS: 47* 

Not simply Morgan's captaincy and dynamic, Morgan's batting was similarly poor. Not getting the batting request right, and taking confusing choices, Morgan's batting mirrored his reasoning. He could just oversee 92 runs from 7 innings at a helpless strike pace of 112.2. With top-request neglecting to establish a connection this season, a mindful chief was relied upon to progress nicely, yet he flopped for sure.

5 Ishan Kishan (MI) 

Inngs: 5 /Runs: 73/SR: 83/HS: 28 

Mumbai Indians' best player of IPL 2020 endured an emotional breakdown of structure in IPL 2021. On intense wickets of Chennai, Kishan could just oversee 73 runs from 5 innings at a fair strike pace of 83. Not once in the five innings he looked agreeable to assume responsibility. Such was his exhibition that MI had to drop him to play an extra bowler.