The India National Cricket Team is facing a big problem as injuries continue to hit one player after another. Ahead of the crucial Sri Lanka tour, several important stars are either injured or waiting for fitness clearance. The situation has become a major concern for the team management.
India's growing injury list sparks major fitness review
Now, the BCCI is expected to closely monitor the entire injury situation in the coming weeks. The board is also likely to get feedback from the current team management on team physiotherapist Kamlesh Jain, who has been working with the Indian team since taking over from Nitin Patel in 2022.
India's injury list has continued to grow over the last few months. Star fast bowler Jasprit Bumrah is the latest player to join the list, adding to the team's growing troubles. Harshit Rana and Nitish Kumar Reddy were also not available for selection because of their injuries.
All-rounder Washington Sundar has already been ruled out of the Sri Lanka series. On the other hand, Sai Sudharsan has been picked in the squad, but he can play only after getting fitness clearance from the BCCI's Centre of Excellence (CoE).
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