India T20 WC Squad: Jasprit Bumrah Injury: Jasprit Bumrah Ruled OUT: It’s now official. The inevitable has happened and Jasprit Bumrah has been officially ruled out of the T20 World Cup. In what comes as a major blow for Team India, the premier pacer suffered a recurrence of his back injury. While BCCI President Sourav Ganguly delayed the inevitable saying he is undergoing tests, BCCI in a press release, confirmed, he is out of the marquee event. A replacement will be named soon. Follow T20 World Cup LIVE Updates on InsideSport.IN.
“The BCCI Medical team has ruled out Team India fast bowler Jasprit Bumrah from the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup squad. The decision was taken following a detailed assessment and in consultation with the specialists,” the BCCI said in a statement.
India T20 WC Squad: It’s OFFICIAL! Jasprit Bumrah RULED OUT of T20 World Cup with back injury, Replacement to be named soon, Follow LIVE Updates
What was a scare has turned into a nightmare for Team India. Jasprit Bumrah has been ruled out of T20 World Cup following his rushed return. Bumrah complained of back pain during practice and was immediately withdrawn from all training routines. But the damage was already done. He is set to miss 4-6 months with the back injury even if he doesn’t require surgery. InsideSport understands that Bumrah has a back stress fracture.
“Bumrah was initially ruled out from the ongoing 3-match T20I series against South Africa due to a back injury. The BCCI will be naming a replacement for Jasprit Bumrah in the squad for the marquee tournament soon,” it added.
Bumrah was first ruled out of the IND vs SA 1st T2oI due to injury. He recently returned from injury against Australia. But he will now undergo extensive rehabilitation.
Bumrah is the second star player to be ruled out of T20 World Cup after Ravindra Jadeja. The all-rounder underwent knee surgery.
India T20 WC Squad: It’s OFFICIAL! Jasprit Bumrah RULED OUT of T20 World Cup with back injury, Replacement to be named soon, Follow LIVE Updates
Bumrah who was ruled out of the West Indies series and Asia Cup with back injury reported to the NCA and completed his rehab. However, his return was rushed due to the T20 World Cup. The selectors wanted him to play a few matches before the mega event.
But the injury has aggravated and it has resulted in a back stress fracture. Bumrah is expected to head to London for better treatment next month. If he requires surgery, he could miss more than 6 months of action.
On Sunday, India captain Rohit Sharma confirmed Jasprit Bumrah’s injury. Soon, a BCCI statement revealed that India’s premier fast bowler complained of back pain during India’s practice session. The BCCI Medical Team assessed him and he was ruled out for the game in Thiruvananthapuram.
NEWS – Jasprit Bumrah ruled out of ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2022.
More details here – https://t.co/H1Stfs3YuE #TeamIndia
— BCCI (@BCCI) October 3, 2022
India T20 WC Squad: It’s OFFICIAL! Jasprit Bumrah RULED OUT of T20 World Cup with back injury, Replacement to be named soon, Follow LIVE Updates
India Squad T20 WC: Why Jasprit Bumrah injury derails India’s World Cup plans?
- The Indian pace spearhead has had injury troubles in the past that delayed his Test debut to 2018.
- Bumrah has suffered a back stress fracture which is the recurrence of his old injury.
- But it’s his rushed return that is causing concerns.
- Bumrah spent almost five months on the sidelines in 2019 when BCCI said it was a minor injury.
- In his absence, India will only have Bhuvneshwar Kumar to rely on.
- Mohammed Shami is still in recovery following Covid-19.
- Harshal Patel is still struggling on his return from rib injury.
- The other option is Umesh Yadav but he too is making a return from injury and hasn’t looked in rhythm.
- Bumrah is the 2nd big blow after Ravindra Jadeja.
India T20 WC Squad: It’s OFFICIAL! Jasprit Bumrah RULED OUT of T20 World Cup with back injury, Replacement to be named soon, Follow LIVE Updates
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