WPL 2024: Team-wise worst pick of the tournament

WPL 2024 witnessed some great matches which were close. While many matches were rather one-sided, some of the matches were nail-biting and the fans were entertained. Individually, players tried their best and put their best foot forward to win matches for their teams. Many players had brilliant outings for their teams in the 2nd edition of the WPL. Such players were backed by their teams.

However, some players had a bad outing. Some of the players struggled to get going in the early stage of the tournament which led to them getting dropped. Some of them struggled the entire season despite getting backing from the management. Some others were terribly out of form and cost their teams some matches with their performances. WPL 2024 was not good for some players.

Here are the five players who had a forgettable outing for their teams in the WPL 2024:

1. RCB women - Renuka Singh Thakur 

Renuka Singh Thakur burst out in 2022 where she was highly impressive for India. In her maiden tour of England, Thakur displayed a good mastery over swing bowling. It bagged her a maiden contract in the WPL. RCB women's franchise bid for the right-arm pacer. 2023 was not a good tournament for RCB.

None of their players seemed to be in form. They ended the league in the last spot. Renuka Singh had an average outing in 2023. In the 2nd edition, she was rather poor. Without a swing, she looked ordinary. In ten matches, Renuka managed to claim just two wickets at a terrible average of 113, at a bowling SR of 84, at an economy of 8.07.