IPL 2016 - The Misfiring XI.
David Miller failed both as a captain and as a batsman. Every positive thing has a negative side attached on the opposite end. Just like the 'Ultimate XI' of IPL 2016, here is a list of 'Misfiring XI' which comprises of players on whom the franchises had invested a large sum of money, but they let down both their franchise and fans. Naman Ojha (WK) - The 32-year old right-hand wicket-keeper batsman did no justice to his talent throughout the tournament. His 136 runs in 17 matches came at an average of 13.60 and a strike rate of 98.55. He was tried at No. 3 and in the middle order as well but failed to rise on the expectations every time. Shreyas Iyer - Having ended the Ranji Trophy season as the highest run-scorer, Iyer let his fans down big time in IPL 9. He fetched a paltry 30 runs in six matches at an average of 5.00 and a strike rate of 69.76 and was a disappointment for Delhi Daredevils at the top of the order. Glenn Maxwell (VC) - After scoring 552