London: Jofra Archer is currently one of the best pacers in world cricket. The batsmen of the world have become a terror in front of the batters again and again. Archer has played against a lot of batters in the Rajasthan Royals jersey, not just in international cricket but also in the IPL. Definitely played against Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma on the IPL stage. However, Archer did not have any problems playing against these two. Instead, he was repeatedly challenged by another Indian batsman.

Taking part in a podcast recently, Archer said that Indian batsman KL Rahul has been troubling Archer time and again. England’s star pacer said, ‘I think Virat Kohli or Rohit I didn’t have much trouble against Sharma. KL Rahul put me in a challenging situation. probably IPLRahul’s batting troubled me in the first few years of the . I think if he is in his form, he is in great rhythm. Batting in a destructive mood. Rahul has the ability to play shots from all sides of the field. No bowler feels big in front of Rahul at that time.’

Ahead of the new season of IPL, the entire opening is changing. According to reports, the Mumbai Indians management will hold a season review meeting next week. The future of several senior cricketers and coaches will be discussed in that meeting. However, before that meeting, it is heard that Mumbai Indians are interested in releasing team captain Hardik. Mumbai Indians want to replace Hardik through trade with Rajasthan Royals opener Yasaswi Jaiswal. It is even claimed that Hardik’s representatives have already held many talks with Rajasthan Royals in this regard. In three seasons under Hardik’s leadership, Mumbai Indians managed to reach the playoffs only once. The Paltans finished 10th in one of the other two seasons and ninth in the recently concluded season. A PTI report then claimed that Hardik himself had informed the Mumbai Indians management that he would quit the team next season. It is said that Hardik and Mumbai Indians decided to end their relationship by mutual understanding after Mumbai Indians’ dreams of reaching the playoffs ended. Now it’s time to seal it.