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3 Australia players who did well in India vs Australia T20I series who could star a bidding war in IPL 2024 Auction

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The Suryakumar Yadav led Indian cricket team picked-up a 4-1 series win against Australia in the 5 match T20I series. The electrifying India-Australia T20 series not only left fans with unforgettable moments but also showcased several Australian players poised to trigger bidding wars in the upcoming IPL 2024 auction.

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In this article, we take a look at 3 Australian players who did well in the T20I series vs India in India and could initiate a bidding war in the IPL 2024 Auction.

Travis Head

After an outstanding World Cup performance, Travis Head’s T20 brilliance against India cements his status as a sought-after player. His fearless strokeplay, adaptability, and handy off-spin make him a versatile asset. Head played 3 matches in the series as he was rested initially for being part of Australia’s victorious World Cup. He scored 94 runs in the 3 matches with a good strike rate.

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Josh Inglis

The 28-years-old Australian wicketkeeper batter Josh Inglis is making waves in the T20 arena with fearless batting and unconventional shots. His six-hitting prowess, evident in his 110 runs off 50 balls in the first T20I, make him an enticing middle-order choice who can also be a good wicketkeeper. While Inglis couldn’t go much after the century in the first match, scoring only 122 runs in 3 matches including the century, he would still in the shopping list for many teams.

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Tanveer Sangha

Tanveer Sangha, the young leg-spinner emerged as a surprise package, bewildering Indian batters with his sharp googly and deceptive variations. Tanveer was one of Australia’s best bowlers in the series. In the 5 matches, he picked 5 wickets but what his most important is he got good spin on his bowling and a team like Chennai Super Kings, Kolkata Knight Riders, Lucknow Super Giants would love to have the spinner in the team, who could make a difference in spin-friendly or slow pitches in the IPL 2024.