When the Punjab Kings enter the Indian Premier League (IPL) in 2024, they will have something to prove.
PBKS, which placed ninth in the previous season, will be eager to improve on that performance.
On March 23 in Chandigarh, the Shikhar Dhawan-led team will begin play against Delhi Capitals.
Liam Livingstone has demonstrated his strength in IPL
Britain’s Liam Livingstone has been splendid for PBKS in the last two or three seasons.
He has pounded 716 runs for the establishment at a staggering strike pace of 174.2.
Other than his large hitting, Livingstone can convey both off-twist and leg-turn.
He has eight IPL wickets to his name at an economy of 9.97.
Livingstone can genuinely be an incredible resource for PBKS.
Assumptions are high from Sam Curran
Livingstone’s countryman Sam Curran is one more star all-rounder in the PBKS camp.
His capacity to contain runs in the demise overs makes him an extraordinary resource.
The southpaw can likewise contribute with speedy runs lower down the request.
He has asserted 42 IPL wickets at an economy of 9.52. The count incorporates 613 runs, striking at a shocking 143.22.
Sikandar Raza is an accomplished campaigner
However Zimbabwe’s Sikandar Raza has little involvement with IPL, he is a sturdy of T20 cricket.
The veteran can secure the innings in the center overs other than pulling out all the stops close to the end.
He can likewise be more than convenient with his off-turn bowling.
In the 20-over design, Raza has up until this point recorded 4,625 runs and 133 wickets.
Woakes can be a helpful choice
Another Britain star on this rundown is Chris Woakes, who got Rs. 4.2 crore from PBKS in the 2024 closeout.
Woakes can incur some serious harm with the new ball. His huge abilities to hit make him a considerably more prominent resource.
In general, Woakes has asserted 30 scalps at 21.93 in the money rich association.
Moreover, he possesses north of 1,000 T20 runs at a strike pace of 130.29.
Rishi Dhawan can give equilibrium to the group
In Rishi Dhawan, PBKS have an accomplished Indian all-rounder.
23 of Dhawan’s 25 IPL wickets have come for PBKS at 32.47 (16 in center overs).
In general, the quick bowler has taken 116 T20 wickets at 25.56.
Additionally, the 34-year-old midpoints north of 30 with the bat in T20s, having pounded four half-hundreds of years.
He, be that as it may, has gone back and forth in IPL.