Punjab Kings (PBKS) had a great season of the Premier League of India (IPL) 2025, reaching the playoffs and the final for the first time in a decade. The Kings also exceeded the points table with eight wins and 19 points in 14 games. While the side led by Shreyas Iyer enjoyed success, they also had some vulnerabilities. The Indian batting core, with Prabhsimran Singh, Priyansh Arya, Shreyas Iyer, Nehal Wadhera and Shashank Singh, served exceptionally well, but lacked the support of stars abroad, including the entire Redondo Marcus Stoinis. Arshdeep Singh and Marco Jansen formed a formidable attack of left arm rhythm bowling. The hot and cold form and the mid -season injury to Yuzvendra Chahal put PBK under pressure in the business.

Marcus Stainis and Yuzvendra Chahal had their moments, but failed to deliver when the franchise needed them more. Therefore, due to its poor investment yields, PBK is looking to release the experienced duo before the IPL 2026. Stainis and Chahal auction were agreed by the kings of Punjab (PBK) for the amazing INR 11 million rupees and 18 million rupees. His departure would mean that the PBK released 29 million rupees from their bag.

Marcus Stainis struggles to justify its price with Punjab Kings

Marcus Stainis often hit at number 7 or 8 and had enough time to play. It provided some brutal finishes with the bat, including a 11 ball-box 34 cameo and 44 16-ball races. But the hitter on the right finished the season with only 160 races in 14 games, averaging 26.66. The 35 -year -old fought powerfully against the spinners of the legs throughout the tournament. In five tickets, the Australian batter lost his Wickts twice and averaged five with an attack rate of 76.9.

Stainis was not at his best with the ball too. I could not enter perfectly, after having registered an economy rate more than 10 every time I played. The right arm pacemakers achieved only one wickt in 14 overs, with an average of 175 and an economy of 12.35.

Their struggles were evident in the Crickt de las Major Leagues (MLC) 2025 as well. The batter on the right handled only 109 races at an average of 13.62 and an attack rate of 113.54. Even his performance was not up to the department of bolos. He took only eight WICKETS to an average of 30.25 and an economy of 9.42.

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High and minimum Yuzvendra Chahal

Yuzavendra Chahal produced some notable performances such as four wickt sets against Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) and Chennai Super Kings (CSK), including a hat-trick. His four Fer against Kkr helped Punjab Kings register a record victory, since they successfully defended the total lowest team (111) in the history of IPL.

However, apart from these two games, Chahal was not exceptional. He only achieved 16 WICKETS in 14 games, averaging 26.87 and an economy of 9.55. In addition, the 35 -year -old man suffered a wrist injury during the tournament business. As a result, the right arm bowling player was lost three games of the group stage in IPL 2025. His poor way continued in the 2025 County Championship. In the last three entries, the leg spinner has achieved only four WICKETS in an entrance. Their numbers are read: 129, 4/51 and 0/175.

Chahal is the highest of Wickt in the history of the IPL, but their recent struggles are evident for numbers. His age also goes against him. Therefore, PBK could look for a young roulette or bring an identity abroad by freeing him from the team.

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