India's Injury Woes Before T20 World Cup Deepen With Washington Sundar ...
The 26-year-old, who bowled five overs for 27 runs, walked off midway through the New Zealand innings and did not return to field on Sunday.
news.abplive.comHere’s the latest on Washington Sundar based on recent cricket news coverage:
- Sundar is dealing with a rib-related injury and has been ruled out of India's ODI series against New Zealand. Several reports cite a side/rib strain and indicate he will undergo further medical evaluation before confirming return timelines.[3][4][5]
- Replacement news confirms Ayush Badoni was brought into the squad for the ODI series, with Sundar’s injury prompting management to consider options for the remainder of the tour and potential impact on T20 World Cup plans.[3]
- Some outlets have referenced Sundar’s availability for the T20 World Cup in the context of ongoing injury assessments, suggesting that his participation for the tournament could depend on medical updates and recovery progress.[1][2]
- Public postings from teams and media outlets emphasize that the injury occurred during the first ODI in Vadodara, with Sundar returning to bat but not fielding, and the medical team continuing to monitor his condition.[4][5][3]
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Citations:
- Injury and ODI series withdrawal details[5][4][3]
- Replacement and recovery context for T20 World Cup planning[2][1]