KXIP IPL 5 Tickets – Kings XI Punjab IPL 2012 Tickets

KXIP IPL 5 Tickets – Kings XI Punjab IPL 2012 Tickets :

Kings XI Punjab Tickets 2012 availability information is placed here. Kings XI Punjab are a team that promised to have immense potential, but their performances faded away due to one reason or another, as their last three seasons ended in disappointments, not reaching the semi-finals. Only in the inaugural season did they qualify for the knockouts, where they were beaten by eventual runners-up Chennai Super Kings in the semi-finals. Buy Kings XI Punjab Season 5 2012 T20 Tickets on Bookmyshow for matches played at PCA Stadium, Mohali and HPCA Stadium, Dharamsala. Retail Outlets for Kings XI Punjab IPL 5 Tickets 2012 are Cafe Coffee Day & Hot Millions.

Offline KXIP Tickets Sale: The ticket sales will begin today (March 22) in Phase IX, Mohali. IPL 5 at PCA Stadium, Mohali Tickets on Sale from March 24 at Gate Numbers 1 and 14. Sale at others venues in Mohali, Chandigarh and Panchkula will begin from March 24 onwards. Tickets would also be made available at various Cafe Coffee Day outlets across Tricity, The Peddlers Sector 35,  near Picaddly Theatrein Sector 34, Hot Millions and Punjab Stores Sector 9 Chandigarh. KXIP have set up an helpline number 0172-39895050 for any assistance.

Kings XI Punjab have also found themselves embroiled in controversies, and their expulsion and consequent restoration ahead of the 2011 season reflected in their performance as they failed to start the tournament well, only to recover late before a last-match defeat rendered them out of contention.

At the players auction this year, Kings XI were not active, aggressive buyers. They did not look to spend outrageously on a single players, and looked for better value overall. Azhar Mahmood, the former Pakistan international, was the most expensive buy at $200,000. Mahmood has truckloads of experience behind him having played county cricket for a decade. James Faulkner, released by Pune Warriors, was bought for $190,000. Faulkner played for Melbourne Stars in the Big Bash League and also earned an international cap against India. Ramesh Powar, the former Indian spinner, also earned a contract for $160,000.after being a part of the now-dissolved Kochi Kerala Tuskers last year.

The team still has quite a few renowned names to boast of. Adam Gilchrist is the captain while AustraliansShaun Marsh and David Hussey also strengthen the batting unit. The bowling unit also looks good with Ryan Harris and England’s Stuart Broad being the fast bowling options. In addition, Praveen Kumar and Piyush Chawla are some of the local renowned names in the squad.

Overall, Kings XI have a decent balance in their squad, but will need regular and combined team efforts to win on a consistent basis. Dependence on one or two match-winners can prove to be expensive, and coach Michael Bevan will be looking to inculcate exactly the same message in the players’ heads.

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