Andy Flower, the newly-appointed head coach of Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB), has shared his thoughts on the decision to let go of Josh Hazlewood before the IPL 2024 auction. Flower acknowledged that it was a challenging decision to release the right-arm seamer due to his unavailability for the first half of the upcoming season. The team management had to prioritize players who would be able to contribute from the early stages of the tournament. While Flower believes Hazlewood is an exceptional talent, the circumstances forced RCB to make the tough call. The team will now look to the auction to strengthen their bowling attack and find a suitable replacement for Hazlewood.
RCB’s Head Coach Andy Flower Opens Up About the Decision to Release Josh Hazlewood
RCB's new head coach, Andy Flower, has expressed the difficulty in releasing Josh Hazlewood ahead of the IPL 2024 auction. Due to Hazlewood's unavailability for the first half of the season, Flower had to make the tough decision.
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