Team India Wicketkeker-Batter Sanja Samson It will reportedly be from the action more than a month after the reports claimed that he fractured his finger during the fifth T20I against England in Mumbai. The right -wing dough hit Jofra Archer’s delivery to the index finger while hitting during the fifth and last T20I against England at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai.
According to reports, the 30-year-old returned to Thirvananthapuram and will continue his training only after his rehabilitation at the National Academy of Cricket (NCA) in Bengaluru and will require approval to return to competitive action. The source of BCCI claimed that Samson was also unlikely to play in the quarterfinals of the Vatnja trophy.
Here’s what BCCI is a source, as the PTI quoted:
“Samson has broken his right index finger. He will take him five to six weeks before he can continue the appropriate network. So there is no chance of playing the quarterfinals Ranja Trophy for Keral (VS J&K) in full of February 8th.”
It is expected to return to action during the upcoming Indian Premier League edition (IPL). Sanja Samson also captains Rajasthan Royals In IPL -Ui his presence will be crucial if the franchise abolishes his first title from the inaugural edition.
Sanja Samson fights against India but Team India wins the T20I series against England convincingly
In the meantime, Crket born in Kerali fought in a five -game series against England, registering only 51 rides with the best of 26, on average 10.20. Samson’s stabbing on Sunday began with a burst as he plundered the first ball of scored for six, but was eventually discarded at 16 in the second by Mark Wood.
A finger injury also made him unavailable to keep WiKkets when England went out while Dhruv Jurel took the gloves. Nevertheless, the hosts withdrew to England for 150 running after Abhishek Sharma135 they started at 247/9.
Two sides will now play three OPE, starting on Thursday, February 6, in Nagpur.
Edited by Ankush Das
