Ahead of the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2024 public sale for the upcoming season, former India pacer Irfan Pathan gave tricks to Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) for the seventeenth season of the event. While talking at Star Sports, Pathan mentioned that after including Cameron Green to the squad, RCB have solved the headache of their center order. Further Pathan mentioned that the Bengaluru-based franchise have to kind out their bowling assault and if they’ll get Sri Lankan bowler Wanindu Hasaranga at an inexpensive value, then will probably be good for them. The 39-year-old additional added choices for the franchise and mentioned that in the event that they fail to get Hasaranga, then they’ll go for Mujeeb Ur Rahman. Pathan praised Mujeeb and mentioned that he’s a thriller bowler with the brand new ball and may make a distinction in powerful situations.

“If you look at their squad, with Cameron Green coming in, they have their biggest headache sorted. The middle muddle is sorted. They will have to sort out their bowling. If they can get Hasaranga back at a cheaper price, well and good. If not, they can go for guys like Mujeeb. Mujeeb is a guy who can actually take the pitch away from the equation. He is a mystery bowler who can bowl with the new ball and he can be pretty handy in those sorts of tough conditions for bowlers,” Pathan mentioned.

The 2007 T20 World Cup winner additional added that RCB would need Aussie pacer Mitchell Starc since he can ship at 140 kmph and might help the franchise together with his additional tempo.

“I really think you might see Mitchell Starc playing for RCB because he was there before. They would want him there as well because, being a left-armer, bowling 140-plus, having that extra pace on those types of pitches at the Chinnaswamy Stadium will be of utmost importance for RCB,” he added.

The IPL 2024 public sale will happen on December 19 in Dubai. 1166 gamers have registered themselves for the public sale, together with some large names like Rachin Ravindra, Travis Head and others. RCB will enter the participant’s public sale with Rs 23.25.