IPL 7: Five players, the former owners regret to lose

New Delhi: The seventh edition of the highly entertaining Indian Premier League has completed its one week in Dubai and there are some players who with their performances might give their previous owners enough reasons to regret for letting them go in the auction. There are players who were not retained by their former franchise but are now proving to be a trump card for their current team.Here are the top 5 misses by the IPL franchisees:5) ZAHEER KHANRoyal Challengers Bangalore left an ‘old gun' of cricket in this young man game. He has been really economical in his bowling in the first two games for Mumbai Indians with 3 wickets at an average of 14.67 and economy of 5.50. His experience would help the franchisee in setting up the key strategy in the field. Mumbai would be feeling lucky to get back Zaheer.4) PARTHIV PATELSunrisers Hyderabad would definitely be regretting to lose strong wicketkeeper batsman Parthiv Patel who averages 94 in this season till date while playing for Royal Challengers Bangalore. Despite having players like Gayle, Kohli, de Villiers and Yuvraj in the side, he has surprised by his knocks that gave RCB a solid start.3) DWAYNE SMITHMumbai Indians' owner would be thinking why they let go Dwayne Smith away even after he performed impressive last year. Chennai franchisee made a smart move in this auction to bag this Caribbean player in their pocket. He kept the faith of his new owners by scoring 95 runs in two matches and also picking up two wickets.2) J. P. DUMINYHe is another reason for the Sunrisers Hyderabad to regret for. After losing Parthiv Patel they also lost an attacking Proteas batsman J. P. Duminy who is now playing for Delhi Daredevils. He scored two back to back half centuries for his franchise in this season and currently has the highest average of 134 in three matches. After giving a whole new look to the team, Delhi Daredevils must be delighted to get this player. 1) GLENN MAXWELLHe was a million dollar baby for Mumbai Indians last year and also became a joke after the season. That might be the reason they didn't retained this Aussie and now he has become the biggest reason for them to regret. His three back to back match winning half centuries would have definitely made Mumbai Indians jealous of Kings XI Punjab. He has played just three matches will date and scored 279 runs, missing his century on all the three occasions (95, 89, 95). Delighted Priety Zinta would be thanking Nita Ambani to let this player go.