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News India Live, Digital Desk: RCB’s Big Decision: Stopping or leaving players in the IPL has always been a big puzzle. Recently, the decisions taken by Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) about some of their old players were discussed a lot. Especially to maintain Mohammad Siraj and not to stop experienced Bhuvneshwar Kumar. Now RCB’s cricket director, Mo Bobat, has revealed the entire strategy as to why he did this. The desire to bring Bhuvaneshwar, but did not make Botamo Bobat said that when the auction was taking place, his team was very keen to bring Bhuvneshwar Kumar to his team. He loved Bhuvi’s bowling and wanted him to be a part of RCB. But regrettably, they could not succeed in their efforts. Many times it happens that your desire is something else, but the budget and availability of other players do not let you buy that player. In the auction, such occasions get out of the hands and the same happened to Bhuvi. Why did he trust Siraj? If Mohammad Siraj, the team had made a strong intention to maintain him with him. According to Mo Bobat, the team’s strategy was to keep their players who have been doing well for the team for a long time and with whom their coordination is also fantastic. Siraj has been a very important player for RCB in this matter. He has performed well continuously and his bowling in the death overs along with the new ball has been amazing. The team saw him as a ‘core player’ and so retained him with him. The balance of the pace and the squad was the challenge. In fact, the biggest challenge for any team is the biggest challenge for any team at the time of ‘Purses’ (Total Money) (Total Money) and ‘Squad’ (team players). You have a certain amount to spend on the players, and in that you have to buy good players for every department (batting, bowling, all -rounder). In such a situation, some tough decisions have to be taken, where one of the best players has to leave so that you can strengthen another department or keep other ‘core players’ with you. Bobat made it clear that it is not that one player is better than the other, but all of this is decided according to the need and balance of the team. Now that Mo Bobat has opened all the things, perhaps cricket fans will be able to understand the RCB strategy better how they take care of every aspect while forming their team.