Shane Watson, a former Australian player, has questioned the players' roles in RCB, a team that has lost three of its four IPL games. In response to a query from Dainik Bhaskar during the Geo Round Table, Watson stated that Cameron Green isn't receiving the proper role on the team. The squad allowed him to bat at number five even though he is a number three batter. Green should be bowled during the powerplay since he plays well with the new ball.

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The most crucial factor, according to Shane Watson, is that Green ought to be third. He possesses exceptional skills and was the Mumbai Indians' third-best batsman in the past. However, he is by no means a No. 5 batsman. Lock him at number three if RCB wants to get the greatest performance out of him. He will undoubtedly help the team win a few games during the competition. Just because he hasn't scored runs in two games doesn't mean you can move him.

With the ball, the same procedure is required. Green can swing the ball both ways and is an exceptional newball pacemaker. He moves quickly. The largest obstacle, in my opinion, for RCB will be to maintain their trust by offering them opportunities as frequently as possible in the games. In the powerplay, he ought to be given the new ball and permitted to bat at number three. You may get the benefits of becoming green with this.
Sending Mayank Yadav to the Test team seems premature. Regarding Mayank Yadav's inclusion in the Indian Test team, Watson stated that dominating the best batsmen in the world on a major platform is an extremely unique experience.

He went on, "You would love to see him play Test cricket, but as a fast bowler, you have to know how much strain you put on your body and be able to make it flexible." Mayank's body isn't prepared to bowl in a Test match on a flat wicket at a quick pace, 15-20 overs per day.

They must make use of Mayank's potential and expertise because there aren't many fast bowlers in the world who can bowl as quickly and with as much control as the young player can. Therefore, I don't think it's a good idea to put any pressure on him to play Test cricket right now.

Watson: Hardik needs to avoid the commotion.
Hardik Pandya, the captain of the Mumbai Indians, has received harsh treatment from the crowd in each of the first three games. Watson said that in stressful moments, he should tune out outside sounds and concentrate on his talents. He said, "Hardik has excelled at one thing his entire career: silencing outside critics." With his talents, he can win over fans' hearts.

Watson went on, "Green has done this for the Gujarat Titans and the Mumbai Indians in the past." With your performance, you silence your critics, and they have the platform to do so. The crowd will instantly love you if you give it your all.

Team uncertainty over the players' roles in RCB: Watson stated: "Give the ball to Cameron Green, who is batting at number three, during the powerplay."