Indian cricket camp gears up for Asia Cup with KL Rahul’s wicket-keeping progress and Shreyas Iyer’s recovery

Share This Post

The Indian cricket team, currently at a preparatory camp in Alur near Bengaluru, took a break on August 27. The camp has been satisfactory, especially for players recovering from injuries like Shreyas Iyer and KL Rahul.

Rahul, returning from a three-month layoff due to a thigh surgery, has begun wicket-keeping duties after speculation about his readiness. Sanju Samson was included as a reserve due to doubts about Rahul’s wicket-keeping ability. Rahul’s progress suggests he may be ready to keep wickets in the upcoming Asia Cup matches. The team leaves for Sri Lanka soon, with their first match against Pakistan on September 2.

Additionally, Jasprit Bumrah and other players from the T20I series in Ireland will join the camp on Monday.

Shreyas Iyer, who experienced back pain and underwent surgery, expressed his happiness about rejoining the team. He detailed his journey of recovery, including hospitalization and rest periods, and emphasized his focus on being in the present and embracing each moment.

Latest Posts

ICC ODI World Cup 2023: Top three spin favouring venues

The 13th edition of the ICC Cricket World Cup...

ICC ODI World Cup 2023: Pakistan’s World Cup 2023 Squad and Schedule

The excitement for the ICC World Cup 2023 is...

ICC ODI World Cup 2023: England’s Squad, Schedule, and More

England is gearing up to defend their ICC World...

ICC World Cup 2023: Australia’s Squad, Schedule, and More

Australia is gearing up for the ICC World Cup...