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Cutting Corner

January 29, 2011 10:02 pm | Updated 10:02 pm IST

Mumbai : 24/04/2010: Anil Kumble celebrating the wicket of Adam Gilchrist during the third place play of match between Deccan Chargers and Royal Challengers Bangalore in the third edition of the DLF Indian Premier League Twenty20 cricket tournament at DY Patil stadium in Mumbai on April 24, 2010.---Photo: K.R. Deepak

Mumbai : 24/04/2010: Anil Kumble celebrating the wicket of Adam Gilchrist during the third place play of match between Deccan Chargers and Royal Challengers Bangalore in the third edition of the DLF Indian Premier League Twenty20 cricket tournament at DY Patil stadium in Mumbai on April 24, 2010.---Photo: K.R. Deepak

On our query on the Royal Challengers Bangalore selection,Joshy Johnwrites :

Dravid and Uthappa are going to be a great loss for the RCB since Dravid is an experienced player and Uthappa is both energetic and young. Dravid, a proven Test player, can shine in all forms of the game.

Also, Vijay Mallya's team will lose huge fan support because of Dravid's influence in Bangalore. Uthappa has proved himself in a short period of time, not least in the Twenty-20 World Cup. So RCB should rethink its decision.

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