In exciting news for Indian cricket fans, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has recently provided updates on the rehabilitation progress of some key players who have been nursing injuries. Star fast bowlers Jasprit Bumrah and Prasidh Krishna are nearing the end of their rehabilitation and are back to bowling with full intensity in the nets. Meanwhile, batters KL Rahul and Shreyas Iyer have also resumed their training, focusing on honing their skills and building their strength and fitness.
India’s ace fast bowler, Jasprit Bumrah, has been absent from the national side for nearly a year. His last appearance for India was in September 2022. However, the wait for his return may soon be over. Bumrah has been diligently working on his rehabilitation, and the BCCI has confirmed that he is now bowling with full intensity in the nets. The upcoming practice games organized by the National Cricket Academy (NCA) will be an important milestone in assessing his progress. The BCCI Medical Team will closely monitor his performance before deciding on his international cricket return.
Another promising fast bowler on the road to recovery is Prasidh Krishna. He was ruled out of this year’s Indian Premier League (IPL) due to a stress fracture. However, he has been putting in the hard yards during rehabilitation. Like Bumrah, Prasidh is now back to bowling at full tilt in the nets. His participation in the upcoming NCA practice games will provide a crucial opportunity to assess his fitness and match readiness.
BCCI’s update on KL Rahul and Shreyas Iyer has brought smiles to their fans’ faces. Both batsmen have resumed batting in the nets and undergo specific strength and fitness drills. The BCCI Medical Team plans to gradually increase the intensity of their training sessions to help them regain peak form. Rahul and Iyer’s return to full fitness would significantly boost the Indian batting lineup, adding depth and stability.
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Rishabh Pant’s rehabilitation progress has been commendable after suffering an injury setback. The young and dynamic wicketkeeper-batsman has resumed batting and keeping in the nets. He diligently follows a tailored fitness program encompassing strength, flexibility, and running exercises. As Pant continues to build on his fitness, the anticipation for his return to the field is palpable.
