IPL 2020 Auction: Players to watch out from Abu Dhabi T10 League

There are at least four names from the recently concluded Abu T10 League that might attract good bids in IPL auction for the 2020 season. 

Chris Lynn

Chris Lynn the T20 specialist has been released by Kolkata Knight Riders. But now it looks like he is one of those names that might start a war among franchises. Lynn announced himself in IPL 2017 and was the biggest hitter for KKR in next two seasons. Still, Kolkata released him and Lynn showed how wrong his former IPL team was. He amassed 371 runs at an average of 53 and helped Maratha Arabians win the title for the first time. The man of the tournament in the Abu Dhabi T10 will be in huge demand.

Andre Fletcher

Andre Fletcher represented Bangla Tigers in the recently concluded Abu Dhabi T10 league. The team finished at the third position as the wicket-keeper batsman scored 186 runs in eight matches in the tournament. He was the second-highest six-hitter of the tournament with 19 maximums to his name. West Indies players have created a separated league for themselves in the IPL. The Caribbean batsmen are famous for big hits. Fletcher, another big hitter from the West Indies soil can be a good option for teams looking a solid bat at the opening slot or a keeper-batsman. 

Qais Ahmad

Qais Ahmad is a young name in Afghanistan cricket circuit. The 19-year-old leg-spinner bagged nine wickets in just seven matches for Bangla Tigers. Afghanistan has already earned a huge reputation in world cricket after producing Rashid Khan. Ahmad certainly gives a vibe of making among the top contemporary names. The franchises in IPL definitely need a world-class leg-spin option in their squads. Ahmad has the ability to give important breakthroughs and scalp crucial wickets. Those who yet not have such a leg-spinner in the team can opt for Qais Ahmed easily.

Rilee Rossouw

Rilee Rossouw is still rocking the T20 world even at the age of 30. His hitting ability makes him a famous name in global leagues. The South African batsman was with Royal Challengers Bangalore for a couple of seasons from 2014 but played only five matches to score 53 runs. His recent showing in the T10 League in Abu Dhabi looks enough to earn him an IPL recall. He scored 226 runs with a strike rate of 190 and at an average of 38. The third highest scorer of the Abu Dhabi League can opt as a reliable middle-order option.