From Rishabh Pant To Jofra Archer: Top Underperforming High-Value Players in IPL 2025

Jofra Archer had the worst bowling figures in IPL history, conceding 76 runs in four overs without a wicket, indicating a significant decline in form.

Though not a new signing, Rohit's form has dipped significantly this season, affecting MI's performance at the top of the order. However, the India skipper has demonstrated good form in recent outings.

Will Jacks was expected to strengthen MI's middle order, but he had difficulty with both bat and ball, failing to make a statement.

Rasikh Salam's high price tag came as a surprise given his limited IPL experience. His performance failed to justify the investment, making him one of the season's worst buys.

Maxwell's return to the Punjab Kings was underwhelming, continuing a pattern of inconsistency from previous seasons.

RCB's investment in Jitesh Sharma raised eyebrows because he had yet to establish himself as a first-choice player in the IPL. His struggles with consistency have been evident throughout the competition.

Despite his high price tag, Iyer's T20 form was inconsistent, making his signing a significant risk for Punjab Kings. However, he has done an excellent job as a leader, which may justify his high salary.

Pant is the most expensive player in IPL history, but he has struggled for form and consistency. He has been dismissed early in the tournament several times, raising questions about his performance.