IPL 2022 – Players Missing IPL 2022: The 15th edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL 2022) is just a day away. The final preparations have been done and the team managements are already finalizing their final playing XIs. The final list of the players who are missing out IPL due to injuries or due […]
IPL 2022 – Players Missing IPL 2022: The 15th edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL 2022) is just a day away. The final preparations have been done and the team managements are already finalizing their final playing XIs. The final list of the players who are missing out IPL due to injuries or due to national committments is out. Check the Final list of players CSK, DC, RCB, SRH, MI, KKR, PBKS, LSG, GT, RR will be missing this IPL: Follow IPL 2022 Live Updates with Insidesport.IN.
IPL 2022: Just before the start of IPL, Check the Final list of players CSK, DC, RCB, SRH, MI, KKR, PBKS, LSG, GT, RR will be missing this IPL
Players Missing IPL 2022: Almost every team will miss some of their recruits across phases in the upcoming IPL season. Let’s take a look at the player availability for each team.
IPL 2022: Just before the start of IPL, Check the Final list of players CSK, DC, RCB, SRH, MI, KKR, PBKS, LSG, GT, RR will be missing this IPL
Mumbai Indians Players Missing IPL
Jofra Archer
Suryakumar Yadav
England’s Jofra Archer will be missing in action from the upcoming season as he continues to recover from an elbow injury.
MI will also be without the services of their dynamic batsman Suryakumar Yadav for their opening match against Delhi Capitals on March 27.
Yadav picked up a hairline thumb fracture in the final T20I against West Indies and is yet to be released by the National Cricket Academy in Bengaluru.
Chennai Super Kings
Deepak Chahar
Moeen Ali
Dwaine Pretorius
Pace spearhead Deepak Chahar will be a big miss in the CSK lineup. Chahar is expected to miss a large chunk of IPL 2022, if not more, with a quadriceps injury.
The team will also be without key allrounder Moeen Ali for their first match on March 26, against Kolkata Knight Riders. Moeen landed in Mumbai on the morning of March 24, and will need to undergo a mandatory three-day quarantine before joining the squad.
On the other hand, Proteas cricketer Dwaine Pretorius will also miss for their opening game, as he finished playing the ODI series against Bangladesh at home only on March 23
IPL 2022: Just before the start of IPL, Check the Final list of players CSK, DC, RCB, SRH, MI, KKR, PBKS, LSG, GT, RR will be missing this IPL
Kolkata Knight Riders
Alex Hales
Pat Cummins
Tim Southee
Alex Hales pulling out of the IPL citing bubble fatigue. Fellow Aussie Pat Cummins, meanwhile, is understood to fly back to Australia after the Pakistan Test series to attend Shane Warne’s memorial on March 30. He will join the side after serving the mandatory three-day quarantine and should be available for their fourth match, on April 6.
Tim Southee may have to miss the playoffs and the final, should Knight Riders make it that far, with New Zealand set to begin a three-match Test series in England on June 2.
Apart from Australia seamer Sean Abbott, who will miss the first three games, the rest of the players are available.
Rajasthan Royals
Rassie van der Dussen
Rassie van der Dussen, who was part of South Africa’s ODI series against Bangladesh, should be available for Royals’ first game on March 29.
IPL 2022: Just before the start of IPL, Check the Final list of players CSK, DC, RCB, SRH, MI, KKR, PBKS, LSG, GT, RR will be missing this IPL
Royal Challengers Bangalore
Glenn Maxwell
Josh Hazlewood
Jason Behrendorff
The newly married Glenn Maxwell will miss at least the first two games, while Josh Hazlewood and Jason Behrendorff are set to miss the first three matches as the Australian players will only be released after April 6.
David Warner is unavailable for Capitals’ first two games and Mitchell Marsh for the first three. Lungi Ngidi and Mustafizur Rahman were part of the South Africa-Bangladesh ODI series and will also miss the first match. The bigger concern for Capitals is Anrich Nortje’s fitness. He has been dealing with hip and back issues, and while he joined Capitals’ squad on Sunday, it is understood he is likely to sit out the first few matches.
Punjab Kings
Kagiso Rabada
Jonny Bairstow
Kagiso Rabada will miss Kings’ opening match as he was part of South Africa’s ODI series against Bangladesh. Jonny Bairstow is in the West Indies with England’s Test side and is likely to miss the first two games. With England set to play New Zealand in early June, Bairstow could also be unavailable for the final if Kings make it that far.
Lucknow Super Giants
Mark Wood
Jason Holder
Kyle Mayers
Marcus Stoinis
Mark Wood was ruled out of the 2022 season after picking up a right elbow injury on England’s tour of the West Indies. Andrew Tye has replaced him in the squad. Jason Holder and Kyle Mayers are expected to be available only after the first week of the IPL as they are part of West Indies’ Test squad against England. They will miss Super Giants’ first two matches. Marcus Stoinis, who is part of Australia’s white-ball squads for the Pakistan tour, will miss the third match as well.
Gujarat Titans
Jason Roy
Alzarri Joseph
Afghanistan wicketkeeper-batter Rahmanullah Gurbaz has replaced England batter Jason Roy, who withdrew due to bubble fatigue. West Indies quick Alzarri Joseph, who is playing the third Test against England, will miss the first game against Super Giants.
IPL 2022: Just before the start of IPL, Check the Final list of players CSK, DC, RCB, SRH, MI, KKR, PBKS, LSG, GT, RR will be missing this IPL
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