AND Indian Premier League (IPL) It is located right around the corner, and teams are preparing for the exciting summer of the T20 Crown. Several players joined their franchise training camps to start the season at the top and give their teams the initial winning momentum at the beginning of the season.
However, as players cross with their franchise before the start of the new season, numerous experienced players missed the initial IPL phase, primarily due to concern for injuries. In the light of their influence on the game for their franchise, here’s a complete list of players who will miss the starting matches of IPL 2025.
A list of players to miss the beginning of IPL 2025
1. Mayank Yadav (Lucknow Super Giants):
LuckNow Super Giants (LSG) They kept an Indian pacer Mayank yadav For INR 11 crore on the eve of the IPL 2025 mega auction, however, according to the ESPNCricinfo report, a 22-year-old Fast Bowlingard from Delhi, who debuted in India last year, is expected to miss the first half of the IPL 2025. Mayank is currently recovering from lumbar stress injury and only recently continued bowling at the center of excellence of BCCI in Bengalur.
2. Josh Hazelwood (Royal Challengers Bengalur):
Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) Made a significant acquisition on the auction of IPL 2025 by signing an Australian fast bowlers Josh Hazlewood For RS 12.50 Crowns. However, experienced Pacer was currently on the side of hip injury, which participated in the upcoming season in danger. Hazlewood, known for his deadly pace and precision, was an integral part Australiabowling attack. So far, there are concerns about his fitness and availability for the 18th edition of the IPL. His time line of recovery so far remains uncertain.
3. Jasprit Bumrah (Mumbaj Indians):
Legendary Indian fast bowler Jasprit Bumrah was retained by the five -time IPL champions Mumbaj Indians (we) For INR 18 Crore on the eve of the IPL 2025 mega auction. The 31-year-old Tempo sensation since January has ranked aside due to a lower back injury. While Bumrah has started again, the reports show that the first two weeks IPL 2025 will miss him while continuing his recovery. Its absence during the initial phase of the tournament raises questions about its complete fitness and willingness. Nevertheless, Mumbai will hope for his rapid return to the action.
4. Mitchell Marsh (Lucknow Super Giants):
Australian Captain T20I, Mitchell Marsh LSG has acquired for the RS 3.40 crowns at IPL 2025. However, Marsh may miss the beginning of the upcoming season due to a permanent back question. Marsh struggles with lower back pain and dysfunction, which led to his withdrawal from Champion trophy 2025. The widespread speculation remains that his injury can also affect his availability for the IPL 2025. With the onset of the rapid approach of the tournament, concerns remain due to Marsh’s recovery and whether he will appear on time for LSG at the beginning of the season.
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5. Hardik Pandya (Mumbaj Indians):
We skipper Hardik Pandya should miss the starting game of IPL 2025 against Chennai Super Kings (CSK) At the Ma Chimambaram stadium in Chennai on March 2nd. Hardik, who made his debut as a captain last season, was handed a one-match suspension after a final match in Mumbai at IPL 2024 against LSG for slow over the rate. As a result, he will be acceptable to choose for the first match of the new season. Mumbai will have to move with their introductory game without his star leader.
6. Jacob Bethell (Royal Challengers Bengalur):
There is still no official clarity Jacob BethellParticipation in the IPL 2025. The English star, which RCB signed for INR 2.60 crore at the IPL 2025 auction, is not in action these days due to knee injury. His recovery time frame is not clear, but by fast approaching the season, it is uncertain whether he will be in line with the time to affect RCB in the introductory several games of the season.
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