Published - | Updated - February 11, 2023 08:38 am
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Prasidh Krishna, an Indian bowler, has been out of action in international cricket for the past six months, and according to reports, he still needs more time to fully rehabilitate. Notably, the 26-year-old experienced a stress fracture, and if he does not recover quickly enough, he may lose his opportunity to play in the 2018 ODI World Cup.
The player has been receiving treatment at the National Cricket Academy (NCA) in Bangalore since August 20, 2022, when he last represented India during their tour of Zimbabwe. Mohammed Siraj has performed admirably during his absence, and as a result of his standout efforts, the cricketer from Hyderbad has ascended the ranks and is now the top-ranked ODI bowler in the world. Therefore, even if Krishna heals quickly, it now mightbe challenging for him to immediately into the starting XI.
A BCCI representative has, in the meantime, acknowledged Prasidh’s ailment and stated that the cricketer is still not healthy enough to play again and that it is difficult to tell when he will.
Prasidh has a stress fracture, and with this kind of injury, it is impossible to predict when a patient might recover. Each player has a unique body type, so their healing time and process will vary. It could last anywhere from six months to a year. It is sad that Prasidh missed the entire domestic season because he is still not healthy enough to play again, a BCCI official was cited as saying by India Today.
Krishna exhausting himselfbe challenging for him to immediately into the starting XI.
A BCCI representative has, in the meantime, acknowledged Prasidh’s ailment and stated that the cricketer is still not healthy enough to play again and that it is difficult to tell when he will.
it is World Cup time.
According to rumours, Krishna must make his return as soon as possible if he wants to make the World Cup roster. The bowler missed the entire domestic season and can only prove his talent in the IPL in order to rejoin the Indian team.
That, though, appears doubtful at the time. The Karnataka-born pacer has undergone extensive rehabilitation, but things don’t seem promising right now. Hence, his accessibility