IPL 2022: Not my fault I went for big money, says Ishan Kishan
Shane Watson had said a few days ago that Mumbai Indians had a shocking auction and paying Rs 15.25 crores for Ishan Kishan was a big mistake. "So much money on Ishan Kishan… He is a brilliant and skilled player, but he's not worth spending your whole contract on," Watson, a former IPL superstar and an assistant coach of Delhi Capitals, had said. Kishan has had an up-and-down season, scoring 321 runs at a strike-rate of 117 as Mumbai languish at the bottom of the table. The Jharkhand keeper-batsman did agree that price tag is a pressure, albeit for the first few days. "Yes, it's there initially but they you realize that you are not responsible for your price tag. If someone has thought you are good enough, they have paid that amount of money," Kishan said ahead of Mumbai's match against CSK on Thursday.


