KKR's Manvinder Bisla To Punjab Kings Paul Valthaty: 10 Lost Stars Of IPL Who Disappeared From The Game

The pint-sized dynamo impressed in IPL 2008 but couldn't replicate his form in later seasons.

A steady medium-pacer for RR, Trivedi was banned for a year due to non-reporting of approaches during the 2013 spot-fixing scandal.

A U-19 star and a backup keeper, Goswami never quite got enough chances and eventually disappeared from the IPL scene.

Dubbed the next Dhoni at one point, Tiwary’s form dipped after a big-money move and he slowly faded from IPL reckoning.

Scored a blistering 120* off 63 balls in 2011 against CSK but couldn't maintain consistency. Injuries and form led to his early exit from top-level cricket.

Awana was a pace sensation for Punjab in the 2012 and 2013 seasons, known for his fiery spells and ability to hit the deck hard. He even earned an India call-up.

Played a memorable 89 in the 2012 final to help KKR win their maiden title, but soon vanished due to inconsistent form.

Known for his explosive hitting, Pomersbach had a promising IPL stint. However, legal issues and mental health struggles saw him walk away from the game.

The left-arm pacer from UP impressed with his slingy action in 2009 but disappeared soon after due to fitness and performance issues.

A match-winner for CSK with the ball in 2010-2011, Bollinger’s IPL career ended abruptly as CSK moved to other overseas pacers.