Cameron Green "Not Good Enough": KKR's Rs 25.20 Crore Signing Ridiculed After Another Flop Show

Cameron Green set to resume bowling in KKR's next clash against LSG in IPL 2026: Report

Kolkata Knight Riders paid a hefty fee of INR 25.2 crore to secure the services of Cameron Green in the Indian Premier League (IPL). However, the Australia international hasn’t delivered as per the expectations and, on top of that, hasn’t bowled at all. He was heavily criticised for not bowling in the first two games of the season, with many former cricketers and experts advising KKR to drop Green from the playing XI and play Rovman Powell inste…

Cameron Green "Not Good Enough": KKR's Rs 25.20 Crore Signing Ridiculed After Another Flop Show

Cameron Green, bought for Rs 25.20 crore, has failed to even remotely justify his price tag in the IPL 2026 season far.

Where is the hype? Cameron Green flops yet again for KKR, fans left frustrated

KKR vs PBKS, IPL 2026: Cameron Green’s poor run continues as fans question his role and price, with KKR under pressure after back-to-back losses and missing Narine and Chakravarthy in IPL 2026 clash.

IPL 2026: 3 reasons why KKR must drop Cameron Green from playing XI

Let's discuss three reasons why Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) should drop Cameron Green from their playing XI in IPL 2026.

KKR vs PBKS: Pietersen questions KKR decision to bat Green at three - Sports News Portal

Green failed to impress at 3 vs PBKS. (PC: Debasis Sen for RevSportz) Former England batter Kevin Pietersen has expressed his disagreement with Kolkata Knight Riders’ decision to make Cameron Green bat at number three, saying the middle-order batter is not good enough for that position. Green, who was bought for Rs. 25.2 crore in last year’s auction, has scored just 24 runs in three matches, averaging eight. The right-arm medium pacer is yet to …

'Cameron Green not good enough at no.3': Kevin Pietersen gives KKR reality check on Rs 25.20cr signing

New Delhi: Former England captain Kevin Pietersen gave Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) a brutal reality check on their Rs 25.20 crore signing, Cameron Green, who is yet to fire in the ongoing Indian Premier League (IPL) 2026. KKR made Green the most expensive overseas signing in IPL history after paying Rs 25.20 crore for him at the IPL 2026 auction last year. The Australian all-rounder arrived amid high expectations, but the pressure of the price t…