The cricket bonanza is soon going to hit the TV screens of crores of fans around the world in the form of the Indian Premier League. The second leg of the cash-rich league is going to commence from 19th September and the analysis and predictions have started pouring in. Amongst all the experts weighing in on the tournament, the ex-New Zealand cricketer Scott Styris ranks all IPL teams ahead of the UAE leg.
All the teams will be looking forward to play their A game in order to move up the points table, especially the ones sitting at the bottom. Earlier, Scott Styris had come up with the power rankings of all the IPL teams and just like the last time, Scott Styris ranks all IPL teams power-wise yet again. Needless to say, the most successful team in the IPL history, Mumbai Indians grabbed the top spot in Styris’ rankings.
Scott Styris ranks all IPL teams
It is to note that Mumbai Indians is currently at fourth position on the points table with 4 wins in the 7 games they have played. Followed by MI are Delhi Capitals who have been exceptional in the last two seasons they have played and are currently occupying the first spot on the points table with 12 points. Chennai Super Kings makes it to the third spot as Scott Styris ranks all IPL teams.
The list is followed by RCB, Punjab Kings, SRH, KKR, and RR. The Rajasthan Royals camp was quick to notice the rankings which were posted by Scott Styris on his Twitter handle and they came up with a cheeky reply. The RR camp replied with a picture of actress Sara Ali Khan with her dialogue, “Tum mujhe tang karne lage ho.”
https://t.co/RU9QAewpGX pic.twitter.com/D2y9Jj8Q0p
— Rajasthan Royals (@rajasthanroyals) September 16, 2021
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The reply surely caught the fancy of the fans and they replied to the same. Rajasthan Royals are at the fifth position currently with only 6 points to their name in 7 games. With players like Archer, Buttler, and Stokes gone, the other members of the team will have to step up if they want to move up the ladder and make a case for themselves.
