The SRH assistant coach resigned from the post due to unhappy building and large purchases at auction

The SRH management was embroiled in controversy when they removed David Warner from the captaincy last year, and then unexpectedly expelled him from playing eleven.

Sunrisers Hyderabad, the owner of the Indian Premier League, has been in the news again for all the wrong reasons after former Australian player Simon Katich resigned as an assistant coach.

Kadish, who joined the SRH training team led by Tom Moody and Muttiah Muralitharan along with West Indies legend Brian Lara and former Indian batsman Hemang Pathani, resigned shortly after the auction.

Although the SRH management led by Kavya Maran has not yet released an official statement, his resignation has been accepted and the well-known coach Simon Helmet, who previously worked with the franchise, has been brought back.

Nicholas Pooran (₹ 10.75 crores), Washington Sunder (₹ 8.75 crores), and SRH did not follow the pre-bid bidding strategies discussed in the two-day auction, the Australian said in a statement. Rahul Tripathi (₹ 8.50 crore).

Some large purchases of SRH can cause confusion.

Left-arm spinner all-rounder Abhishek Sharma's ₹ 6.75 crore deal has also caught the eye.

Abhishek is considered to be the starting player of this IPL series.

The 21-year-old has not done anything in his four seasons in the league, which guarantees such a steep price, and many were shocked at Puran's attempt after he endured one of the worst IPL seasons last time in the UAE.

All three of SRH's retainers have come under scanner because their best-performing spinner Rashid Khan could not convince New Zealand captain Kane Williamson to keep him at elbow position again.

Along with that, they had two Kashmiri youths, fast bowler Umran Malik, and சம 4 crores each for his fast pace and Abdul Samad for his big win.

Even Romario Sheppard, who did not get a start, was bought for $ 1 million (₹ 7.75 crores) based on his CPL exploits.

The SRH management was embroiled in controversy when it removed David Warner from captaincy in the second leg of the tournament in the United Arab Emirates last year.

The Australian, who led SRH to its only IPL title in 2016, was not allowed to sit in the duck-out.

Coach Trevor Bayliss and assistant coach Brad Haddin were not retained after the season, but Moody, then 'cricket director', is now head coach and Muralitharan continues to be the primary brainchild of the team management.