Lower Middle Order
7. Hardik Pandya (Mumbai Indians)
Hardik Pandya has proved his worth as a hard-hitting all-rounder as he finished the innings in style on two occasions for the Mumbai Indians. He brought the tournament to life by smashing Ashok Dinda for 30 runs in the final over of the first innings of their first match against Pune.
Unfortunately, they ended up on the losing side. However, a 11-ball 29 in the 2nd game helped Mumbai clinch a thriller against KKR. He has proved to be a good bowler as well and can even open the bowling given the chance.
8. Kedar Jadhav (Royal Challengers Bangalore)
Jadhav has been the standout batsman in an average Royal Challengers Bangalore batting line-up. He threatened to take the game away from SRH in the first match but was cut short by a brilliant piece of fielding by Ben Cutting.He has stand out in RCB team which missed star players like AB De Villiers.
