How Effective was SunRise This Season ?

SunRisers Hyderabad was rated highly by experts prior to the start of the season and right after analyzing the squads of all the franchises after the player auction. But they looked shattered after their chief commander David Warner was suspended for one-year due to the ball-tampering saga, just 12 days before the IPL was scheduled to start. Most of those experts who rated SRH high started questioning the team's capability at least to make it to the top 4.  Soon the Orangearmy decided that The KIWI captain Kane Williamson would lead them this season. Many questioned the skill of Kane in this format as he wouldn't have made it to the final 11 if Warner was available. But King Kane proved everyone wrong and went on to win the Orange-cap with 735 runs at a whopping Strike rate of 142.44. He has led his team to the finals with his calm, composed and tactical brain in a Most stylish way. 
As the Season has ended for the SRH finishing Runners-up they would be upbeat about the Fact that when  Warner returns next season, they would certainly start favorites to win the cup. Here, we at @sunrisersarmy decided to give a report card of players who featured for SRH this season:

1.Shikhar Dhawan

The southpaw continued his fine form into the IPL, although he suffered an injury mid-season his free-flowing bat continued to deliver good starts for SRH at the top.was good at slip catching 
IPL 2018: 
497 runs in 16 innings (10th highest run-getter)

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pic: TOI

2.Wriddiman Saha

Score: 6/10

His keeping was fantastic he kept wickets for Rashid's Googles and Billy stanlake's bouncers and Sid Kaul Changeups.
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pic: Hindustan Times    

3. Shreevats Goswami 

Score: 7/10

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pic: CricTracker 

4. King Kane Williamson 

Score: 10/10 

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5.Manish Pandey 

Score: 6.5/10

His Fielding was brilliant and played very few important knocks.
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6. Shakib Al Hasan 

Score: 8/10

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7.Yusuf Pathan

Score: 7.5/10

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8.Deepak Hooda

Score: 7.5/10

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9.Carlos Brathwaite 

Score: 8/10

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10.Rashid Khan

Score: 10/10  
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11.Bhuvneshwar Kumar

Score: 9/10

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12.Siddarth Kaul

Score:9/10

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13.Basil Thampi

Score:7/10

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14.Sandeep Sharma

Score: 7/10

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15.Billy Stanlake

Score: 9/10

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16.Alex Hales

Score:8/10

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article by: Abhishek Reddy Putchala

   


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