Overview
- Steyn, who posted on X on Sunday, said Tyagi keeps changing and copying actions and needs a repeatable style he trusts.
- The critique came after Tyagi’s four overs for KKR against Mumbai Indians went for 43 runs with the lone wicket of Suryakumar Yadav.
- Kolkata used the 25-year-old as an Impact Player, a mid-game substitute slot, to cover injured pace options.
- Tyagi’s IPL progress has stalled with injuries and sparse game time, including going unsold in 2025 before KKR signed him for Rs 30 lakh this season.
- The argument over emulation versus developing a stable, personal action now shapes how KKR may coach and back him heading into the next match against Sunrisers Hyderabad.