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Former Indian cricketer Mohammad Kaif has slammed Kolkata Knight Riders for their unusual treatment of the left-arm wrist-spinner Kuldeep Yadav. The chinaman spinner playing from Delhi Capitals this season picked up 3/18 from four overs in the opening match against Mumbai Indians dismissing Rohit Sharma, Kieron Pollard, and Anmolpreet Singh. Kuldeep looked different than the one who used to play at KKR.
Kaif questioned KKR’s handling of Kuldeep saying that because of the unusual treatment of the franchise, Kuldeep felt too much pressure and lost his form. 
In an interview with Sportskeeda, Mohammad kaif said that a proven match-winner player like Kuldeep Yadav needs to be managed well. Kuldeep feels emotional and low if he is dropped from the team. 
Kaif further said that under KKR, he used to be made to sit at home, not even in the squad when he wasn't performing well which pressurized him even more. The team didn't trust him.
The mental pressure of rejection from KKR was reflected in his Indian form as well.

IPL 2022: Mohammad Kaif slams KKR for their treatment of this star spinner

KKR used to make this star player sit at home which made him feel low, says Mohammad Kaif

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Former Indian cricketer Mohammad Kaif&nbsp;has slammed Kolkata&nbsp;Knight Riders for their unusual treatment&nbsp;of the&nbsp;left-arm wrist-spinner Kuldeep&nbsp;Yadav.&nbsp;The chinaman&nbsp;spinner playing for Delhi Capitals this season&nbsp;picked up 3/18 from four overs&nbsp;in the opening match against Mumbai&nbsp;Indians dismissing Rohit&nbsp;Sharma, Kieron&nbsp;Pollard, and Anmolpreet&nbsp;Singh. Kuldeep&nbsp;looked different than the one who used to play at KKR.
Kaif questioned KKR&rsquo;s handling of Kuldeep saying that because of the unusual treatment of the franchise, Kuldeep&nbsp;felt too much pressure and lost his form.&nbsp;
In an interview with Sportskeeda, Mohammad kaif&nbsp;said that a proven&nbsp;match-winner player like Kuldeep&nbsp;Yadav&nbsp;needs to be managed well. Kuldeep&nbsp;feels emotional and low if he is dropped from the team.&nbsp;
Kaif&nbsp;further said that under KKR,&nbsp;he used to be made to sit at home, not even in the squad when he wasn't performing well which pressurized him even more. The team didn't trust him.
The mental pressure of rejection from KKR&nbsp;was reflected&nbsp;in his Indian form as well.

Mohammad&nbsp;Kaif&nbsp;shows&nbsp;disappointment with the Kolkata&nbsp;Knight Riders for their treatment of this&nbsp;proven&nbsp;match-winner.

When the IPL was postponed midway due to Covid-19, KKR had lost 5 of its 7 games and were languishing in the bottom half of the table. But a different KKR turned up ever since the tournament was shifted to the UAE as their next 7 results were a mirror image of the first leg. Kolkata won 5 of the last 7 league games and on back of the best net run rate among all teams, the Knights qualified for the playoffs.&nbsp;Experts still believed that it would be a tough road ahead but KKR made Sharjah its fortress and after knocking out RCB, the 2-time champions stunned the Delhi Capitals to enter their 3rd IPL final and first since 2014.One man who has turned the tournament on its head is Venkatesh Iyer. Ever since he was brought into the side, he replicated coach Brendon McCullum's style of play and has already smashed 320 runs in 9 innings.Though the Knights are now just one step away from becoming the joint 2nd-most successful team in IPL history, they will have to edge out CSK, who became the first team to qualify for the final.Never the less, it's been a story of one team against all odds, it's been a story of a captain who was criticized for poor form with the bat but didn't give in.&nbsp;And not even a loss in the final can take that away from the Knights of Kolkata.
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The Knights' ride: from 7th in the India leg to storming into IPL 2021 final

From languishing at the 7th spot after the India leg of IPL 2021, to making it to the final, KKR has had an incredible ride but now stand at the cusp of becoming the joint 2nd-most successful team in IPL history

When the IPL was postponed midway due to Covid-19, KKR had lost 5 of its 7 games and were languishing in the bottom half of the table. But a different KKR turned up ever since the tournament was shifted to the UAE as their next 7 results were a mirror image of the first leg. Kolkata won 5 of the last 7 league games and on the back of the best net run rate among all teams, the Knights qualified for the playoffs.&nbsp; Hussey:&nbsp;&nbsp;It's just the difficult nature of the pitches that we've been playing on. It makes the middle order players sort of stand out. They're not getting the strike rate of 200 there to knuckle down and maybe get struck out of 110 to 120. So not concerned, we go to Dubai full of confidence. And yeah, you just never know what's going to happen. Experts still believed that it would be a tough road ahead but KKR made Sharjah its fortress and after knocking out RCB, the 2-time champions stunned the Delhi Capitals to enter their 3rd IPL final and first since 2014. One man who has turned the tournament on its head is Venkatesh Iyer. Ever since he was brought into the side, he replicated coach Brendon McCullum's style of play and has already smashed 320 runs in 9 innings. Though the Knights are now just one step away from becoming the joint 2nd-most successful team in IPL history, they will have to edge out CSK, who became the first team to qualify for the final. Hussey: if we plan well, execute well, yeah. hopefully we come out on top. In terms of the grand final and our record that we have in it, it's a great record to go into a grand final and you do take a bit of confidence from that. But playing against the Chennai Super Kings, who have barely missed the finals in the in the history of the IPL. So yeah, it's going to be a great contest. They're very well coached the Chennai Super Kings. And yeah, I know walking in the dressing room tonight, all the boys cannot wait to get to Dubai and play on Friday night Never the less, it's been a story of one team against all odds, it's been a story of a captain who was criticized for poor form with the bat but didn't give in.&nbsp;And not even a loss in the final can take that away from the Knights of Kolkata.

From languishing at the 7th spot after the India leg of IPL 2021, to making it to the final, KKR has had an incredible ride but now stand at the cusp of becoming the joint 2nd-most successful team in IPL history

When the IPL was postponed midway due to Covid-19, KKR had lost 5 of its 7 games and were languishing in the bottom half of the table. But a different KKR turned up ever since the tournament was shifted to the UAE as their next 7 results were a mirror image of the first leg. Kolkata won 5 of the last 7 league games and on back of the best net run rate among all teams, the Knights qualified for the playoffs.&nbsp; Experts still believed that it would be a tough road ahead but KKR made Sharjah a fortress and after knocking out RCB, the 2-time champions stunned the Delhi Capitals to enter their 3rd IPL final and the first since 2014. One man who has turned the tournament on its head is Venkatesh Iyer. Ever since he was brought into the side, he replicated coach Brendon McCullum's style of play and has already smashed 320 runs in 9 innings. Though the Knights are now just one step away from becoming the joint 2nd-most successful team in IPL history, they will have to edge out CSK who became the first team to reach the final. Never the less, it's been a story of one team against all odds, it's been a story of a captain who was criticized for poor form and a loss in the final can never take away the fact that the Knights of Kolkata have already produced one of the most dramatic turnarounds in IPL history.

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