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CSK will play PBKS, again, in their next game in Dharamsala on Sunday but Viswanathan confirmed that Deepak has stayed back in Chennai

Deepak Chahar and Mayank Yadav likely to miss rest of IPL 2024 - Report

CSK all-rounder Deepak Chahar and LSG pacer Mayank Yadav may not feature in rest of this season of the IPL. Here's what CSK CEO had to say

<h2>CSK will play PBKS, again, in their next game in Dharamsala on Sunday but Viswanathan confirmed that Deepak has stayed back in Chennai</h2>

Chennai Super Kings' all-rounder Deepak Chahar and Lucknow Super Giants' pacer Mayank Yadav may not feature in rest of this season of the IPL, a report in Cricbuzz claimed on Friday.
"Deepak's injury is not looking good. I will not say he is ruled out of the season but doubtful," CSK CEO Kasi Viswanathan said. Chahar, who pulled his hamstring, managed only two deliveries before walking off during CSK's game against Punjab Kings at the Chepauk.
The Chennai side will play PBKS, again, in their next game in Dharamsala on Sunday but Viswanathan confirmed that "He has stayed back in Chennai. We're waiting for a report from the medical team."
After the last game on Wednesday, coach Stephen Fleming had said that the situation with Chahar is not good. "Deepak Chahar doesn't look good. (The) initial feeling wasn't great, so I'm hoping for a more positive report when the physio and doc have a look," the New Zealander had said on Wednesday.
Apart from Deepak, pace sensation Mayank Yadav may also be ruled out of the rest of the matches. The report in Cricbuzz further claimed that the side strain that put him out of action for a few games has resurfaced.
Mayank made a comeback against the Mumbai Indians in LSG's game on April 30 but walked off the field after bowling 3.1 overs.
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It could be a possible hamstring injury as, after having a chat with skipper Ruturaj Gaikwad and the physio, Chahar walked off ground holding his hamstring and did not bowl any further in the match.

Deepak Chahar injury update: CSK coach Stephen Fleming says pacer 'doesn't look good' | IPL

It could be a possible hamstring injury as, after having a chat with skipper Ruturaj Gaikwad and the physio, Chahar walked off ground holding his hamstring and did not bowl any further in the match.

Minutes after the Punjab Kings' innings got underway on Wednesday, CSK bowler Deepak Chahar stopped midway during his third delivery's run-up, clutching his hamstring, only to leave the field moments later.&nbsp; Though the nature and extent of his injury is unknown, CSK head coach Stephen Fleming said that the pacer doesn't look good.&nbsp; At the post-match press conference, Fleming provided an update on Chahar's injury, 'So, Deepak Chahar doesn't look good. The initial feeling wasn't great. So, I'm hoping for a more positive report when the physio and the doctor have a look.'&nbsp;
It could be a possible hamstring injury as, after having a chat with skipper Ruturaj Gaikwad and the physio, Chahar walked off ground holding his hamstring and did not bowl any further in the match.
Chahar's career has been marred by injuries in the last couple of years, costing him a permanent spot in the Indian team.

Chahar had to miss India's tour of South Africa in December followed by the home T20Is against Afghanistan after his father suffered a brain stroke, from which he has recovered now.

Fully fit Deepak Chahar sets sights on T20 World Cup

A challenging phase on personal front behind him, which sidelined him for a few assignments, India all-rounder Deepak Chahar is ready for a comeback.

Chahar had to miss India's tour of South Africa in December followed by the home T20Is against Afghanistan after his father suffered a brain stroke, from which he has recovered now.

A challenging phase on personal front behind him, which sidelined him for a few assignments, India all-rounder Deepak Chahar is ready for a comeback and has set his sights on the T20 World Cup to be jointly hosted by the United States and West Indies in June.
Chahar had to miss India's tour of South Africa in December followed by the home T20Is against Afghanistan after his father suffered a brain stroke, from which he has recovered now.
"For me, my father comes first. I am here only because of him. Whatever I have achieved is because of my father. If I am not there for him in those situations, then obviously, what kind of son I am?," Chahar told PTI in an exclusive interview.
"If the series was in India, then I would have surely tried to play. You can come to the hospital if you need within 4-5 hours. But obviously, (from) South Africa it takes 2-3 days to come back.
"It was an easy decision to be with my father -- any son would do that," he added.
Chahar said while he did not get a lot of time to train apart from doing fitness-related work, he went to the NCA to work on his readiness as he eyes a spot in India's T20 World Cup squad.
"I was with my father in the hospital for 25 days. He was not in Agra. He was admitted in Aligarh. We all had to stay there," he said.
"I was only able to do some exercises. I was not able to do any cricketing activities. That's why I was not ready for the Afghanistan series. I had not practised for a month or so.
"After that I went to the NCA. I started my practice again and now I am fully fit. Everything is good. I trained really hard for the IPL and the World Cup," he added.
Chahar said there is extra motivation for him to push for his case for selection, given that he has missed the last two T20 World Cups due to injuries.
"I have missed two (T20) World Cups because of my injuries. If I was fully fit, I would have been a part of the World Cup team as well. In any scenario or (in) any team combination, there is always a requirement for a bowler who can bat at No. 7, 8, 9. I have done that and scored runs for the Indian team," he said.
For someone who shares a special bond with Mahendra Singh Dhoni, Chahar said he credits the CSK captain for harnessing his career and giving it longevity, but does not want the legend's impending retirement to hit the side anytime soon.
"It took me 2-3 years to get comfortable around him (Dhoni). I see him as an elder brother and I think he treats me as a younger brother," he said.
"We have our fun moments. During lockdown, we played a lot of PUBG together. We played a lot of games together. We spent a lot of time together off the field. I've been lucky to learn so much from him," Chahar said.
"I would say because of him only I got a chance to play for India because before that, he gave me a really big chance to play all the 14 games in IPL. In 2018, I played all the 14 games." Chahar said Dhoni, who has been struggling with a knee injury for the last one year or so, should stop taking additional responsibility in the CSK set-up at this stage of his career and must look to enjoy his game.
"I personally think he has a lot to give to cricket. He can play for another 2-3 seasons. I have seen him bat in the nets. Obviously, he had an injury that anyone can have, people at 24 have that same injury that he has.
"He has recovered well. For me personally, he should play for another 2-3 years. (But) it's his call. He told everyone he is going to play his last game in Chennai. I think he will only decide. For us, it will be very difficult to play for CSK without him. Everyone has (always) seen CSK with Mahi bhai," Chahar said. "He should not be taking it at this time because it is the end of his career. He should be enjoying not taking responsibility and pressure for the team. He has prepared so many cricketers like Ravindra Jadeja and other players, those who can do that job, they are good at it," Chahar added.
Chahar said players thrive when the environment is good in the team, citing similarity between Ranji Trophy-winning side Rajasthan in 2010-11 and 2011-12 seasons.
"I have felt the same environment when I made my debut for Rajasthan. We won two titles. I still remember the atmosphere of the team was very different," he said.
"You need to create an environment. Players are the same, players don't change," he said.

Chahar had also missed the fifth and final T20I against Australia in Bengaluru, as he had to rush back home after being intimated about a family member's illness.

Deepak Chahar yet to join Team India; pacer remains doubtful for remainder of IND vs SA T20I series

Deepak Chahar remains a doubtful participant for India's remaining two T20Is against South Africa as he is yet to join the squad. Here's what the BCCI is saying

Chahar had also missed the fifth and final T20I against Australia in Bengaluru, as he had to rush back home after being intimated about a family member's illness.

Senior seamer Deepak Chahar remains a doubtful participant for India's remaining two T20Is against South Africa as he is yet to join the squad due to personal reasons.
It is understood that Chahar is currently at home as a close family member has not been keeping well and he urgently needed a break from the sport.
Chahar, in fact, missed the fifth and final T20I against Australia in Bengaluru, as he had to rush back home after being intimated about the family member's illness.
"Deepak hasn't yet joined the team in Durban as a close family member needed urgent hospitalisation. He had taken permission for a break as he needed to attend to his family member.
"He may or may not join the squad depending on his family member's health in coming days," a senior BCCI official told PTI on condition of anonymity.
The BCCI top brass understands that Chahar might not be in the best frame of mind till the family member fully recovers and hence if he doesn't wish to join the team now, he would be excused.
The 31-year-old Rajasthan veteran boasts best figures of 6/7 in a T20 International and his prolonged absence due to injury did affect the T20 squad's balance in the past two years.
With his incisive swing bowling in Powerplay overs, Chahar is an integral part of the T20I squad and the team management would like him to get as much game time as possible.
However, there remains a possibility that Chahar, who is also part of the ODI squad, will join the team during the second phase of the white ball-leg of the ongoing tour to SA.
However, the other two members of the T20I squad, Shubman Gill and vice-captain Ravindra Jadeja, who were holidaying abroad after the World Cup final have directly linked up with the squad in Durban and attended the practice sessions.&nbsp;

Deepak Chahar was added to the Indian squad for the last 2 T20Is as he made a successful return to international cricket after a long injury lay-off.

Deepak Chahar flies back home due to a medical emergency, confirms Suryakumar Yadav | India vs Australia

Deepak Chahar missed the 5th and final India vs Australia T20I on Sunday. Despite playing the 4th match and making a successful return from injury, he was dropped from the playing XI.

Deepak Chahar was added to the Indian squad for the last 2 T20Is as he made a successful return to international cricket after a long injury lay-off.

Deepak Chahar missed the 5th and final India vs Australia T20I on Sunday. Despite playing the 4th match and making a successful return from injury, he was dropped from the playing XI.
However, skipper Suryakumar Yadav confirmed at the toss that the all-rounder had to fly back home.
'We would have loved to bowl first. I told the team to not change anything, another opportunity to plan in front of an amazing crowd, so just go and enjoy. The way batting unit has delivered, just told them to believe and execute. Arshdeep comes in for Deepak Chahar. He (Deepak) has flown back home because of a medical emergency,' said Surya.
Matthew Wade won the toss in the final T20I in Bengaluru and opted to bowl first. Batting first, India managed 160/8.
India playing XI vs Australia in 5th T20I:
Yashasvi Jaiswal, Ruturaj Gaikwad, Shreyas Iyer, Suryakumar Yadav(c), Rinku Singh, Jitesh Sharma(w), Axar Patel, Ravi Bishnoi, Avesh Khan, Mukesh Kumar, Arshdeep Singh.
Australia playing XI vs India in 5th T20I:
Australia (Playing XI): Travis Head, Josh Philippe, Ben McDermott, Aaron Hardie, Tim David, Matthew Short, Matthew Wade(w/c), Ben Dwarshuis, Nathan Ellis, Jason Behrendorff, Tanveer Sangha&nbsp;
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Chahar missed the entire 2022 IPL season due to a back injury, which also ruled him out of the T20 World Cup in Australia.

Deepak Chahar wants to play Test matches for Team India

A fit-again Deepak Chahar was added to Team India squad for the last 2 T20Is against Australia and the all-rounder expressed his desire to play Test cricket

Chahar missed the entire 2022 IPL season due to a back injury, which also ruled him out of the T20 World Cup in Australia.

A fit-again Deepak Chahar was added to Team India squad for the last 2 T20Is against Australia and the all-rounder expressed his desire to take his game to the next level.
In an interation with Jio Cinema, he said, 'There is preparation involved in everything we do. If you look at it, my preparation was good for the Ranji Trophy and also for the IPL (last season). I will not be able to play a Test match if I am suddenly informed that I'll play a Test.
'For that matter, no one else probably can. If I am told one month in advance, then I'll prepare accordingly. I will increase my workload accordingly. I have the swing, I have the ideas, it's just that I'll need a month to prepare. I would love to play Tests for India,' said Deepak.
He has struggled with injuries for a couple of years. Chahar missed the entire 2022 IPL season due to a back injury, which also ruled him out of the T20 World Cup in Australia. The following year, he sustained a hamstring injury that sidelined him for 6 crucial games during the IPL 2023.

It's ridiculous and very frustrating not just for the team, the players, the BCCI, the captains of the various franchises: Ravi Shastri

Ravi Shastri fumes over Deepak Chahar getting injured too often

'In last 3-4 years, there are quite a few who are permanent residents of the NCA. Soon they will get a resident permit there too,' said Ravi Shastri as he lashed out at Deepak Chahar for getting injured too often.

Watch his full statement here

It's ridiculous and very frustrating not just for the team, the players, the BCCI, the captains of the various franchises: Ravi Shastri

Deepak Chahar getting injured too often is not just frustrating for the pacer but it has irked Ravi Shastri as well.
The former India head coach lashed out at Chahar, saying that in last 3-4 years, there are quite a few who are permanent residents of the NCA. Soon they will get a resident permit there too.
'It's not a good thing at all. It's unreal. You are not playing that much cricket to be injured again and again. You can't play 4 matches on the trot. What are you going to the NCA for?,' Shastri questioned during an ESPNcricinfo show.
'You start to think what are these guys training. Some of them don't play any other cricket. It's ridiculous and very frustrating not just for the team, the players, the BCCI, the captains of the various franchises,' he added.
Shastri was discussing about Deepak Chahar's injury as he set to miss a few games for CSK in the ongoing IPL 2023 after hurting his hamstring.

The pacer, who missed most of last year due to injuries, pulled up in the very first over against the Mumbai Indians on Saturday, this time with what looked like a hamstring problem.

IPL 2023: MI vs CSK - Deepak Chahar out with injury once again?

It seems Chennai Super Kings bowler Deepak Chahar just can't catch a break from injuries.

The pacer, who missed most of last year due to injuries, pulled up in the very first over against the Mumbai Indians on Saturday, this time with what looked like a hamstring problem.

It seems Chennai Super Kings bowler Deepak Chahar just can't catch a break from injuries.
The pacer, who missed most of last year due to injuries, pulled up in the very first over against the Mumbai Indians on Saturday, this time with what looked like a hamstring problem.
The incident took place on the fifth delivery, after which Chahar called for the physio complaining of discomfort in his left leg. While he did bowl the final ball of the over, he looked far from a hundred percent.
The 30-year-old already missed IPL 2022 due to injuries, having been picked up by CSK for a whopping ₹14 CR at the last mega auction.
And now, with not even three games into the tournament for the Men in Yellow, CSK fans will be fearing the worst.

After struggling with a frustrating injury spell last year, Indian pacer Deepak Chahar says he is fully fit and set to make his comeback with the Indian Premier League beginning March 31.

IPL 2023: Deepak Chahar says he is fully fit after long injury spell

Injury-prone pacer Deepak Chahar says he is fully fir for #IPL2023


IPL 2023: Deepak Chahar claims to be fully fit after long injury spell

After spending a considerable amount of time during his rehab at the National Cricket Academy, Chahar is now preparing for the IPL where he will represent the Chennai Super Kings.

After struggling with a frustrating injury spell last year, Indian pacer Deepak Chahar says he is fully fit and set to make his comeback with the Indian Premier League beginning March 31.
The 30-year-old fast bowler has had a tough time recovering from a stress fracture and more recently a quad grade 3 tear. He last played for India in the second ODI in Bangladesh in December where he was forced out after bowling three overs.
In the whole of 2022, Chahar could only feature in 15 games for India and was also ruled out of the T20 World Cup due to injury.
After spending a considerable amount of time during his rehab at the National Cricket Academy, Chahar is now preparing for the IPL where he will represent the Chennai Super Kings.
"I am working hard for the past two-three months on my fitness, I am fully fit and preparing well for the IPL," Chahar told PTI.
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From the skipper to Deepak Chahar, to debutant Kuldeep Sen; all 3 players have been ruled out of the final ODI. In turn, BCCI announced the return of spinner Kuldeep Yadav to the side.

India vs Bangladesh 3rd ODI preview, IND vs BAN playing XI predictions & live telecast details

After losing the 3-match ODI series, Team India will now shift their focus to avoid an unprecedented whitewash against an overpowering Bangladesh in Chattogram.

Here is everything you need to know about #INDvBAN 3rd ODI

From skipper Rohit Sharma to Deepak Chahar &amp; Kuldeep Sen; all 3 players have been ruled out of the final ODI. In turn, BCCI announced the return of spinner Kuldeep Yadav to the side.

In the absence of their skipper Rohit Sharma, the Men in Blue under KL Rahul will look to make amends when they face the overpowering Bangladesh team in Chattogram for the final ODI of the 3-match series.&nbsp;
Despite humiliating losses in the previous 2 ODIs, KL Rahul&rsquo;s injury-marred team would look to bury the past and emerge victorious and repeat their feat from 2015. Back then, the winners of the 3-match ODI series, the Bangla Tigers knelt in front of Team India after suffering a 77-run loss in the final match. However, the momentum currently is on the hosts&rsquo; side. The additional baggage of injured players is a further blow to the visitors. From the skipper to Deepak Chahar to Kuldeep Sen; all 3 players have been ruled out of the final ODI. In turn, BCCI announced the return of spinner Kuldeep Yadav to the side. While the wobbly top order that has been India&rsquo;s biggest nemesis in the ongoing series would look to come good in the final ODI, Washington Sundar and Kuldeep Yadav will look to rescue India from the blushes of a whitewash alongside Umran Malik.&nbsp;
On the other hand, the formidable-looking Tigers who won their 7th consecutive bilateral series at home when they defeated India by 5 runs in the 2nd ODI, would now focus on maintaining their control over their home fortress and seal an unprecedented 3-0 win against India. &nbsp; 
India vs Bangladesh Playing XI prediction
India Playing XI (probable): Shikhar Dhawan, Virat Kohli, Shreyas Iyer, KL Rahul, Washington Sundar, Shardul Thakur, Axar Patel, Shahbaz Ahmed, Umran Malik, Kuldeep Yadav
Bangladesh Playing XI (probable): Litton Das (C), Najmul Hossain Shanto, Anamul Haque, Shakib Al Hasan, Mushfiqur Rahim, Mahmudullah, Afif Hossain, Mehidy Hasan Miraz, Mustafizur Rahman, Ebadot Hossain, Hasan Mahmud
IND vs BAN 2nd ODI: Match Details
Date &ndash; Wednesday, December 7, 2022 Time &ndash; 11:30 AM IST Venue &ndash; Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium, Mirpur Live telecast: Sony Sports Network Live streaming: Sony LIV app India vs Bangladesh live toss time: 11 AM IST

Rohit Sharma who joined back the team after taking a break during the New Zealand series, played the first ODI, and by the 2nd one, in the first innings, the skipper was out with an injury. 

IND VS BAN: Rohit Sharma, Deepak Chahar, Kuldeep Sen ruled out with injuries

The irksome injury rues are back to haunt the Men in Blue yet again. Alongside the usual suspect Deepak Chahar; Kuldeep Sen & Rohit Sharma have also been ruled out of the ongoing 3-match ODI series in Bangladesh. 

#INDvBAN

Rohit Sharma, who joined the Indian side after taking a break during the New Zealand series, played the first ODI but was subsequently ruled out of the final ODI after sustaining an injury during the second one-dayer.

The irksome injury rues are back to haunt the Men in Blue yet again. Alongside the usual suspect, Deepak Chahar; Kuldeep Sen &amp; Rohit Sharma have also been ruled out of the ongoing 3-match ODI series in Bangladesh.&nbsp;
While Rohit and Chahar injured themselves during the 2nd ODI that India lost by 5 runs, Sen who made his ODI debut in Dhaka was out with a stiff back before the 2nd ODI.&nbsp;
In the post-match conference, while giving updates on the players' injuries, Rahul Dravid the Indian coach lamented yet again over not playing the full Indian squad.&nbsp;
The abundance of talent and the strong bench strength is not helping India's cause. As per Rahul Dravid, India is not getting to 'play a settled squad' due to injuries. But how will they?&nbsp;
For, Rohit Sharma who joined back the team after taking a break during the New Zealand series, played the first ODI, and by the 2nd one, in the first innings, the skipper was out with an injury. He, in spite of the thumb injury, fought a losing battle with a valiant 51* when he came out to bat at no. 9.&nbsp;
Deepak Chahar who consistently seems to be in tandem with the vexing injuries hurt himself for the third time in the last four months when he was playing the 2nd ODI; bowling in the 3rd over, he sustained a stiff hamstring - this evidently ruled him out once again from another series.&nbsp;
While Rahul Dravid, maintaining his usual stance, did not clarify if the skipper will be available for the Test series. Going by what the 35-year-old said in the post-match presentation it doesn't seem he would join the team back in Bangladesh for the 2-match Test series, starting December 14.
Rohit himself during the post-match presentation confirmed a dislocation for which he is flying back to Mumbai for treatment. Rohit who played only 2 out of the 11 Tests this year will likely take three to four weeks to recover from the thumb discomfort.&nbsp;
For the Mumbai-based batter who played 8 ODIs out of the 24 (including 3rd ODI vs BAN) that India were scheduled to play in 2022 had an excuse of the T20 World Cup 2022, but woefully, Deepak Chahar can't even afford that luxury. The 30-year-old was not available for selection for Asia Cup due to injury but was included later when India was already out of the trophy contention. Later, his discomfort returned during the South Africa series which led to him being eventually ruled out from the T20 World Cup's standby options as well.&nbsp;
In 2022, Chahar played only 8 out of 24 ODIs (including 3rd ODI vs BAN) &amp; just 7 out of 40 T20Is that the Men in Blue payed this year.&nbsp;
Rohit bewailed over monitoring the workload when for one-third of the year, players like Chahar were nursing injuries.
Going by what Rahul Dravid said, India probably would come up trumps at least in the injury department in January when India will begin its World Cup 2023 preparations in full swing. Currently, Jasprit Bumrah, Rohit Sharma, Mohd Shami, and Ravindra Jadeja are all nursing injuries.&nbsp;
'In the last two years, we had prioritised T20s a lot as there were two World Cups. In the next 8-10 months, we will be prioritising ODI cricket. It is not easy to juggle three formats. Now, our white ball boys (specialists) will get some rest with Test matches being played', Dravid said.&nbsp;

In the last 12 months, Deepak Chahar has only played 4 ODIs and 10 T20Is. He also missed the complete IPL 2022, due to his back injury. 

T20 World Cup 2022: Injury miseries and Deepak Chahar's marred chance

In the last 12 months, Deepak Chahar has only played 4 ODIs and 10 T20Is. He also missed the complete IPL 2022, due to his back injury.&nbsp;

In Deepak Chahar India saw a potential future, an on-point wicket-taker and a great hitter down the order, Chahar fills all blanks for the Indian team, especially in the shortest format of the game.&nbsp;
But his never-ending injury woes have only marred his chances on the international stage.&nbsp;
In the last 12 months, the all-rounder has only played 4 ODIs and 10 T20Is. He also missed the complete IPL 2022, due to his back injury.&nbsp;
India has so far in 2022 played 11 bilateral series across formats and Chahar has participated in 4 of them. While he was turning out to be one of the favourites for T20 World Cup 2022, his rather bumpy ride this year has ended his chance of travelling to Australia, even as a reserve.
In February, during the 3rd T20I against the West Indies, Chahar suffered a quadricep muscle tear, forcing him to miss cricket for almost 6 months. (GFX) He missed series against Sri Lanka, Afghanistan, New Zealand, South Africa, England and West Indies before making a return against Zimbabwe in the 3-match ODI series.&nbsp;
While he played in the Asia Cup, Chahar missed the 3-match T20I series against Australia. He again returned to play against South Africa, but could only play in the 3-match T20I series, he was ruled out of the ODI series due to his back issues.&nbsp;
While many saw him as a fitting replacement for an injured Jasprit Bumrah for the T20 World Cup, any hopes of him representing the nation on the grandest stage of them all have come crashing down.
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Deepak Chahar ruled out of T20 World Cup 2022 due to a back injury: Deepak Chahar's battle with injuries seem never-ending as according to reports, the all-rounder has been ruled out of T20 World Cup 2022 due to a back injury.

Deepak Chahar ruled out of T20 World Cup 2022 due to a back injury: reports

Deepak Chahar's battle with injuries seem never-ending as according to reports, the all-rounder has been ruled out of T20 World Cup 2022 due to a back injury

Tap to know who will replace Jasprit Bumrah

The report further stated that Mohammed Shami, Mohammed Siraj and Shardul Thakur will fly out to Australia as reserves

Deepak Chahar ruled out of T20 World Cup 2022 due to a back injury: Deepak Chahar's battle with injuries seem never-ending as according to reports, the all-rounder has been ruled out of T20 World Cup 2022 due to a back injury.
The report further stated that <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/watch-mohammed-shami-starts-training-after-recovering-from-covid-19-1664713332003">Mohammed Shami</a>, Mohammed Siraj and Shardul Thakur will fly out to Australia as reserves. The team management wants to take a call on Jasprit Bumrah&rsquo;s replacement after assessing the pacers' performances but Shami remains the clear front runner.
Chahar was part of India's ODI side which took on South Africa in the home series but didn't play any of the games. India is currently playing its warm-up games and will open its <a href="https://www.editorji.com/topic/t20-world-cup-1575258085872">T20 World Cup</a> campaign on October 23 against arch-rivals Pakistan.
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Spin bowler Washington Sundar replaced injured pacer Deepak Chahar in India's squad for the remainder of the two ODIs against South Africa.

Washington Sundar replaces Deepak Chahar in Team India squad

Indian pacer Deepak Chahar has been replaced by spin bowler Washington Sundar in the Indian squad for the ongoing ODI series.

Here's why

Indian pacer Deepak Chahar will not play any further part in India's ODI series against South Africa as he has been replaced by Washington Sundar due to injury.

Spin bowler Washington Sundar replaced injured pacer Deepak Chahar in India's squad for the remainder of the two ODIs against South Africa.
In a statement, BCCI informed that Chahar had a stiff back after the third T20I against the Proteas and subsequently didn't feature in India's Playing XI in the 1st ODI.
The statement further states that the 30-year-old pacer will now head back to National Cricket Academy in Bengaluru and will be monitored by the Medical Team.
This comes as a major blow for Team India's T20 World Cup preparations as well, given Chahar is a standby player for the marquee event.
Meanwhile, Sudar, who has also had injury issues in his short career so far, last played an ODI in February. He has played four Tests, four ODIs, and 31 T20s for India.
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Indian pacer Deepak Chahar is likely to be ruled out of the remaining two ODIs against South Africa due to a twisted ankle.
Chahar twisted his ankle during a training session ahead of the first ODI. He has been moved to National Cricket Academy in Bengaluru.&nbsp;
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While talking to the news agency PTI, a BCCI official said that Deepak has sustained a twisted ankle but it's not too serious but a few days of rest might be advisable.
The report further states that as of now, Bumrah's replacement in the T20 World Cup squad is Mohammed Shami, who is slowly and surely getting match-fit and is expected to fly to Australia within the next three to four days.
With pace spearhead Jasprit Bumrah already ruled out of World Cup, Chahar's latest injury comes as a major scare for team India's preparations for the marquee event given he is named as a standby.

IND vs SA: Deepak Chahar likely to be ruled out of remaining two ODIs due to injury

With pace spearhead Jasprit Bumrah already ruled out of World Cup, Chahar's latest injury comes as a major scare for team India's preparations for the marquee event given he is on standby's list.

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While talking to the news agency PTI, a BCCI official said that Deepak has sustained a twisted ankle but it's not too serious but a few days of rest might be advisable

Indian pacer Deepak Chahar is likely to be ruled out of the remaining two ODIs against South Africa due to a twisted ankle.
Chahar twisted his ankle during a training session ahead of the first ODI. He has been moved to National Cricket Academy in Bengaluru.&nbsp;
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While talking to the news agency PTI, a BCCI official said that Deepak has sustained a twisted ankle but it's not too serious but a few days of rest might be advisable.
 The report further states that as of now, Bumrah's replacement in the T20 World Cup squad is Mohammed Shami, who is slowly and surely getting match-fit and is expected to fly to Australia within the next three to four days.
With pace spearhead Jasprit Bumrah already ruled out of World Cup, Chahar's latest injury comes as a major scare for team India's preparations for the marquee event given he is named as a standby.

Indian pacer Avesh Khan has been ruled out of Asia Cup due to a fever-related illness.
Deepak Chahar, who was picked as a standby for the tournament, replaces him in the squad.
According to a PTI report, Avesh Khan has a fever and his sinus issues have made it impossible for him to play anymore this tournament.Also read: Arshdeep Singh speaks out against trolls
While coach Rahul Dravid expected Avesh to be fit after he missed the match against Pakistan, the report confirms that the BCCI medical team ruled him out after his sinusitis surfaced post-illness.
Deepak Chahar, who made a comeback to the Indian side in Zimbabwe after a long injury layoff, will now be available for selection from the next game against Afghanistan.

Asia Cup 2022: Indian pacer Avesh Khan ruled out, Deepak Chahar announced as replacement

While coach Rahul Dravid expected Avesh to be fit after he missed the match against Pakistan, the BCCI medical team ruled him out after his sinusitis surfaced post-illness.

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Asia Cup 2022: Indian pacer Avesh Khan ruled out, replacement announced

Deepak Chahar, who made a comeback to the Indian side in Zimbabwe after a long injury layoff, will now be available for selection from the next game against Afghanistan.

Indian pacer Avesh Khan has been ruled out of Asia Cup due to a fever-related illness.
Deepak Chahar, who was picked as a standby for the tournament, replaces him in the squad.
According to a PTI report, Avesh Khan has a fever and his sinus issues have made it impossible for him to play anymore this tournament. Also read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/i-m-laughing-at-all-these-tweets-arshdeep-singh-speaks-out-against-trolls-1662455199957">Arshdeep Singh speaks out against trolls</a>
While coach Rahul Dravid expected Avesh to be fit after he missed the match against Pakistan, the report confirms that the BCCI medical team ruled him out after his sinusitis surfaced post-illness.
Deepak Chahar, who made a comeback to the Indian side in Zimbabwe after a long injury layoff, will now be available for selection from the next game against Afghanistan.

In an unexpected move, KL Rahul-led Team India rested pacer Deepak Chahar in the second ODI against Zimbabwe.
The decision left many fans wondering whether Deepak Chahar is still not fit enough to play two consecutive games.
Several Indian fans took to social media, voicing their questions regarding Chahar&rsquo;s omission.
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Many were baffled that India had decided to rest their match-winner from the first game, while several questioned whether he&rsquo;s still not completely fit.
Deepak Chahar took a 3-fer in his opening spell in the first ODI in Harare, and he was adjudged player of the match for his exploits as well.
Chahar, who is making a comeback after a long injury layoff, was expected to feature in all three ODIs. He&rsquo;s also a standby for the 2022 Asia Cup that starts in a few days&rsquo; time.
So, the decision to rest him came as a huge surprise for fans, with many hoping he's at least available for the final match on Monday

IND Vs ZIM: Fans questions Deepak Chahar's omission from India’s line-up in the second ODI

Many were baffled that India had decided to rest their match-winner from the first game, while several questioned whether he’s still not completely fit.

The decision left many fans wondering whether Deepak Chahar is still not fit enough to play two consecutive games

In an unexpected move, KL Rahul-led Team India rested pacer Deepak Chahar in the second ODI against Zimbabwe.
The decision left many fans wondering whether Deepak Chahar is still not fit enough to play two consecutive games.
Several Indian fans took to social media, voicing their questions regarding Chahar&rsquo;s omission.
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Many were baffled that India had decided to rest their match-winner from the first game, while several questioned whether he&rsquo;s still not completely fit.
Deepak Chahar took a 3-fer in his opening spell in the first ODI in Harare, and he was adjudged player of the match for his exploits as well.
Chahar, who is making a comeback after a long injury layoff, was expected to feature in all three ODIs. He&rsquo;s also a standby for the 2022 Asia Cup that starts in a few days&rsquo; time.
So, the decision to rest him came as a huge surprise for fans, with many hoping he's at least available for the final match on Monday

A cakewalk!Hosts Zimbabwe were just no match for Team India as the visitors romped home by 10 wickets in the first ODI in Harare. KL Rahul's decision to bowl first paid dividends as Zimbabwe were put under the pump right from the word go.Deepak Chahar, who was making a return to international cricket after a prolonged injury absence, wreaked havoc in his opening spell. His 3/27 reduced Zimbabwe to 31/4 in just the 11th over. Prasidh Krishna & Axar Patel then made the hosts' life even more difficult, and at one stage Zimbabwe were tottering at 110/8. A 70-run 9th wicket stand though did provide a semblance of respectability and eventually, the home side finished with 189.In reply, openers Shikhar Dhawan & Shubman Gill were circumspect at the start. And while they did take their time to get going, each of them finished with unbeaten scores of 80+ to give India a 1-0 lead in the 3-match series.

Dominant India demolish Zimbabwe in first ODI in Harare

KL Rahul led Team India thrash hosts Zimbabwe in the first ODI. 

India register a thumping 10-wicket win over Zimbabwe, making it a 1-0 lead in the 3-match ODI series. 

KL Rahul's decision to bowl first paid dividends as Zimbabwe were put under the pump right from the word go.

A cakewalk! Hosts Zimbabwe were just no match for Team India as the visitors romped home by 10 wickets in the first ODI in Harare. KL Rahul's decision to bowl first paid dividends as Zimbabwe were put under the pump right from the word go. Deepak Chahar, who was making a return to international cricket after a prolonged injury absence, wreaked havoc in his opening spell. His 3/27 reduced Zimbabwe to 31/4 in just the 11th over. Prasidh Krishna &amp; Axar Patel then made the hosts' life even more difficult, and at one stage Zimbabwe were tottering at 110/8. A 70-run 9th wicket stand though did provide a semblance of respectability and eventually, the home side finished with 189. In reply, openers Shikhar Dhawan &amp; Shubman Gill were circumspect at the start. And while they did take their time to get going, each of them finished with unbeaten scores of 80+ to give India a 1-0 lead in the 3-match series. Also Read <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/mohd-siraj-to-play-county-cricket-for-warwickshire-1660834892811">Mohd Siraj to play county cricket for Warwickshire</a>

Deepak Chahar, who will make a comeback for the upcoming ODI series against Zimbabwe starting August 18, claimed that he could have made his comeback a few weeks ago and could have been part of the squad for the West Indies T20I series.
During a chat with News24, the pacer said that he could have made an international return but his thought process was to always give his 110%. 'Don't even play at 99 per cent. I believe I should be able to perform better than the time before I got injured,' added Deepak.
Chahar has been out of action since suffering a hamstring injury in February. The 29-year-old CSK all-rounder missed the entire 2022 season of the IPL 2022 and the series against South Africa and the tour of England.
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I could have made a comeback 2-3 weeks ago: Deepak Chahar

Deepak Chahar claimed that he could have made his comeback a few weeks ago and could have been part of the squad for the West Indies T20I series

But this is why the fast bowler delayed his return

Deepak Chahar has been out of action since suffering a hamstring injury in February but will make a comeback for the ODI series vs Zimbabwe

Deepak Chahar, who will make a comeback for the upcoming ODI series against Zimbabwe starting August 18, claimed that he could have made his comeback a few weeks ago and could have been part of the squad for the West Indies T20I series.
During a chat with News24, the pacer said that he could have made an international return but his thought process was to always give his 110%. 'Don't even play at 99 per cent. I believe I should be able to perform better than the time before I got injured,' added Deepak.
Chahar has been out of action since suffering a hamstring injury in February. The 29-year-old CSK all-rounder missed the entire 2022 season of the IPL 2022 and the series against South Africa and the tour of England.
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What comes a major setback for India's preparations for World T20, pacer Deepak Chahar revealed that he would take four-five more weeks to completely recover from the hamstring injury. 
Chahar is currently doing his rehabilitation at National Cricket Academy. 
While talking to news agency PTI after his rehab session, Chahar said that he is bowling four-five overs at one go as per his rehab programme and the recovery is going pretty well.
The 29-year-old pacer sustained an injury during the West Indies's home series, which had ruled him out of the entire IPL 2022. 
In other news development, Washington Sundar is set to present Lancashire in England's county team.

Deepak Chahar needs 4-5 more weeks to attain full recovery; Sundar to represent Lancashire County club

Despite being able to bowl four-five overs in a go now, Deepak Chahar still needs more time to fully recover

Deepak Chahar, who missed the entire Indian Premier League due to injury, will need another 4-5 weeks to get fit

In a big setback for Team India, pacer Deepak Chahar will be out of action for another 4-5 weeks.
With the T20 World Cup only 4 months away, Chahar, who missed the entire IPL season due to injury, still needs a month's time to completely recover and will not be available for at least the limited-overs leg in England.
While talking to news agency PTI after his rehab session in Bengaluru, Chahar said that he is bowling four-five overs at one go as per his rehab programme and that his recovery is going pretty well.
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The 29-year-old pacer sustained an injury during the home series against the West Indies, which had ruled him out of the entire IPL 2022.&nbsp;
Chahar, along with Washington Sundar and T Natarajan are currently at the NCA for their rehabilitation and while Chahar's recovery will take time, Sundar is nearing full fitness and the all-rounder from Tamil Nadu is all set to fly out to England for a stint with county side Lancashire.

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