Updated On: 27 November, 2024 08:16 AM IST | Jeddah | PTI
“It’s good that we have 90 per cent of the players from the championship-winning team. That in itself is a positive sign,” he added

Dwayne Bravo. Pic/AFP
Former West Indies all-rounder Dwayne Bravo, who is now the mentor of reigning champions Kolkata Knight Riders, has defended the team’s strategy of “going all out” for Venkatesh Iyer to keep the “core” of the IPL championship-winning side intact.
Seen as a potential captaincy candidate for KKR, Venkatesh’s acquisition (R23.75 crore) has sparked some criticism over why he wasn’t retained if leadership was part of the team thinktank’s plan for him.