IPL 2022: Deepak Chahar set to miss IPL for entire April – Chennai Super Kings received a massive setback after it was revealed pacer Deepak Chahar is set to miss the entire April month of IPL 2022. Follow IPL 2022 Live Updates on InsideSport.IN.
Chahar, who suffered a quadriceps tear, is currently in NCA. A report in the Times of India claims that the pacer will be released in two weeks.
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IPL 2022: Deepak Chahar not available for the entire April, check with which match he will make his return in CSK playing XI?
IPL 2022: Deepak Chahar is set to miss the entire April: If Chahar’s rehabilitation goes well then he will join the CSK camp in Mumbai from April fourth week. The CSK pacer is likely to make a return on April 25 for the match against PBKS.
IPL 2022: CSK off to an inauspicious start lose two games on the trot
- Meanwhile, CSK are off to a horrible start in the IPL 2022. They have lost two matches on the trot and have failed to win the close moments.
- The bowling has been a huge letdown as it failed to defend 210 against LSG
- Deepak Chahar’s absence was badly felt as the CSK bowlers failed to pick wickets in the power play
- The death bowling also came as a copper as Shivam Dube leaked 25 runs in the penultimate over
- In the two matches so far, CSK have picked just 8 wickets. Tushar Deshpande and Adam Milne have not been threatening enough
IPL 2022: Deepak Chahar not available for the entire April, check with which match he will make his return in CSK playing XI?
CSK have also been jolted by Chris Jordon and Adam Milne’s unavailability. The former suffering from tonsil infection and the latter is out due to injury.
CSK are set to play their third game against PBKS on Sunday, April 03. The Ravindra Jadeja-led side would be looking to get off the mark.
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