Indian Players Injury: Many big players of Team India are currently out due to injury and are recovering in CoE. Jasprit Bumrah and Hardik Pandya are also away from the field due to injury. Team India is missing him. Continuous injuries of players started raising questions on BCCI and Center of Excellence. BCCI also issued an official statement on this in the press conference. Now a BCCI source has blamed the players' injuries on IPL.
Are players getting injured due to IPL?
Talking to ANI, a BCCI source said that players are now playing more cricket than before, due to which they are getting injured. He also blamed IPL and franchises for the players' injuries. He said, 'Too much cricket is being played. The body has a limit. Overplaying and injuries make players' comeback uncertain.
BCCI source said, 'During IPL, players keep playing despite being injured because they are under pressure from the franchise and money. After this he is brought to the physio of CoE. The job of the CoE physio is to keep the players fit. Because of this, difficulties increase for selectors, coaches and captains.
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Which players are injured?
Recently, a list of 13 players recovering from injuries was revealed in BCCI's CoE, out of which 10 have been playing cricket continuously for India. Apart from Jasprit Bumrah and Hardik Pandya, Nitish Kumar Reddy, Sai Sudarshan, Harshit Rana, Washington Sundar, Ryan Parag, Varun Chakraborty, Ashok Sharma and Akashdeep Singh are also included in that list and are currently in rehab at the Center of Excellence. It remains to be seen how long will all these players recover and be seen in the jersey of the Indian team again.
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