NorthEast United FC and Atlético de Kolkata kick-start Round 7 of ISL Fantasy 2016 at the Indira Gandhi Athletic Stadium in Guwahati on Friday. With only 10 more rounds, we look at those performers who have gone about their business quietly and significantly. Here are the four best unsung performers.Debjit Majumder (Atlético de Kolkata, Rs 5 crore)Debjit Majumder is the second highest scoring goalkeeper in ISL Fantasy this year keeping two clean sheets in ATK’s six matches so far. The 28-year-old custodian has been spectacular between the sticks for the 2014 winners this year pulling off jaw dropping saves to leave opposition attackers stunned on several occasions. Majumder has made 18 saves and has 24 points in ISL Fantasy 2016. Available for just Rs 5 crore, Majumder is a steady point accumulator and should be considered by you.Cedric Hengbart (Kerala Blasters FC, Rs 6 crore)Cedric Hengbart is the joint-highest scoring defender (35 points) in ISL Fantasy along with Mumbai City FC’s Aiborlang Khongjee. The French defender has been a rock for the Blasters at the back this season having marshalled the Kochi-based outfit to two clean sheets in Hero ISL 2016. He is also a threat in the opposition penalty area and has netted the fastest goal of the season against FC Pune City. His strong and consistent performances have also seen him bag a Hero-of-the-Match award, making him a reliable addition to your ISL Fantasy team.Krisztian Vadocz (Mumbai City FC, Rs 7.1 crore)Krisztian Vadocz has become one of the first names on Alexandre Guimaraes’ team sheet for Mumbai City FC following a string of stellar showings at the centre of the park. The highest scoring midfielder in Mumbai’s ranks with 37 points, Vadocz has 19 recovered balls this season while also contributing with two goals in the attacking-third. He has also bagged a Hero-of-the-Match award and is a smart pick for your ISL Fantasy team at just Rs 7.1 crore.Richard Gadze (Delhi Dynamos FC, Rs 8.6 crore)Richard Gadze’s form for Delhi Dynamos FC seems to be picking up as the season develops. The pacey Ghanaian striker made his presence felt during the Lions’ thrilling 3-3 draw against Mumbai. Gadze played a part in all three of Delhi’s goals on the day by scoring, providing an assist, and winning the penalty for the all-important equaliser late in the game. He is going from strength to strength and needs to be looked at.
