IPL 2021: Another huge blow for Rajasthan Royals, star pacer Andrew Tye flies back to Australia
Rajasthan Royals team has suffered one third blow after another. After Jofra Archer and star all-rounder Ben Stokes, now fast bowler Andrew Tye has left for Rajasthan and left for Australia. Rajasthan’s team was already looking weak after the departure of Stokes and Archer, but now this team can become even weaker after the tie goes away.
The Rajasthan Royals team has suffered one third blow after another. After Jofra Archer and star all-rounder Ben Stokes, now fast bowler Andrew Tye has left for Rajasthan and left for Australia. Rajasthan’s team was already looking weak after the departure of Stokes and Archer, but now this team can become even weaker after the tie goes away. Of course, Tye had not played a single match so far this season, but he could prove to be an important player in the upcoming matches. Tie left for Australia on the morning of Sunday (25 April). However, the reason for their return to the tournament Australia is yet to be revealed.
Earlier, Rajasthan’s Jofra Archer and star all-rounder Ben Stokes have also been ruled out of IPL 2021 due to finger injury, while Liam Livingstone also returned to England in the middle tournament due to fatigue caused by being in the bio-bubble for the last one year. Had decided to return.
Meanwhile, the Purple Cap winner of 2018 – Andrew Tye has not featured in the single games this season as the franchise showed trust in the abilities of all-rounder Chris Morris and Mustafizur Rahman. Last season, Tye played only one game picking a solitary wicket at an economy rate of 12.5, and subsequently had to warm the benches.
Rajasthan Royals currently sit in the sixth spot with two wins from five matches. After a poor start to the campaign, they managed to bounce back with a couple of wins. Next up, they play Mumbai Indians at the Arun Jaitley stadium in Delhi on April 29 (Thursday).