IPL 2022: Delhi Capitals assistant coach Shane Watson hints, Prithvi Shaw out of IPL with ILLNESS- Delhi Capitals opener Prithvi Shaw is unlikely to be available for the team’s last two league matches as “he has just had this underlying fever for the past couple of weeks”, assistant coach Shane Watson said on Thursday. Follow IPL 2022 LIVE updates on InsideSport.IN
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Shaw missed the team’s last three matches and after its win against Rajasthan Royals on Wednesday, DC skipper Rishabh Pant said the Mumbaikar could be suffering from typhoid.
IPL 2022: Delhi Capitals assistant coach Shane Watson hints, Prithvi Shaw out of IPL with ILLNESS
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Shaw, who has been down with a fever and admitted to a hospital, last played on May 1, against Lucknow Super Giants.
“I don’t know his diagnosis exactly,” Watson told the Grade Cricketer.
“But he has just had this underlying fever for the previous couple of weeks, which they’ve had to really get to the bottom of it to find out exactly what it was.
IPL 2022: “It’s not looking great for him to be available for the last couple of games, which is a big shame because he is an incredibly skilful young batter taking the best bowlers in the world down a lot of the time.”
“It’s a big loss for us to not have him. The last couple of weeks he has been under the weather. Hopefully, he gets back to full health soon, but unfortunately, it’s not going to be in time for the minimum of the last two games that we’ve got.”
Shaw had himself shared an Instagram post from his hospital bed, saying he is hopeful of coming back soon.
IPL 2022: Delhi Capitals assistant coach Shane Watson hints, Prithvi Shaw out of IPL with ILLNESS
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