Australian pacer Andrew Tye, who had left for home amid the COVID-19 pandemic during the first phase of the IPL, said he won't be available for the remainder of the season.
The Rajasthan-based outfit has already suffered massive setbacks this year, losing overseas stars like Ben Stokes and Jofra Archer due to injury and Liam Livingstone due to bio-bubble fatigue.
The internet was torn with opinions after Andrew Tye bowled a wide delivery, with James Vince needing only two runs to complete his century.
Cricket Australia on Wednesday said Richardson withdrew from the squad to be with his wife and their newborn son in Adelaide.
Qais Ahmed and Andrew Tye have joined a long list of players who have their deals with the county clubs called-off due to the outbreak of coronavirus.
After Cheteshwar Pujara's contract was terminated by Gloucestershire, Qais Ahmed has also joined him in the list.
Andrew Tye's injury won't prevent the Aussies from fielding a strong attack as Mitchell Starc, Pat Cummins, Billy Stanlake and Kane Richardson are all available for selection.
Rabada said that his parents, as young Black Africans, had their share of struggles while they tried to settle down in their professional lives but ensured that he got the best of everything.
Since the league's inception in 2008, every franchise has always tried to keep at least one death-over specialist.
Richardson suffered the injury while batting in the nets in Hyderabad last week, he trained on the eve of the second and final T20 International on Wednesday.
It was a double delight for Rishabh Pant, as he also received the Stylish Player Award. Pant ended as the second highest run-getter in the tournament with 684 runs from 14 games.
Kings XI Punjab's Andrew Tye admits that no bowler is safe in the shortest format and one shouldn't take matters personally when they are hammered for sixes.
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