Any team that hinges too much on one player, that does prove beyond a point a liability', said Wadia. Having said that, every player has a value and one thing I will say is we've learnt to adjust and adapt throughout. One player does not make up a team, I've always said that. 'There are many players apart from KL Rahul, firstly.
Having said that, Punjab Kings co-owner Ness Wadia, in an interview to NDTV 24x7, suggested that it's not just about KL Rahul or any single player who makes up a team. The swashbuckling opener had yet another bumper IPL campaign in 2021 that saw him accumulate 626 runs at an average of 62.60 and a strike-rate of 138.80. One such sought-after player is Punjab Kings skipper KL Rahul. KL Rahul has been a success in the IPL and would have no shortage of suitors
The BCCI is yet to finalize the retention rules for the existing teams though and the internet is abuzz with prospective choices that teams could be looking to retain for the next cycle. With two new teams added to the Indian Premier League, the 2022 season is set to be preceded by a mega auction that will see most of the current set of contracted players back in the auction pool.
Punjab Kings co-owner Ness Wadia has shed some light on the possibility of retaining the services of their skipper and star batter KL Rahul ahead of the mega auction of the IPL 2022.
