India Fast bowler of National Cricket Team Mayank Yadav took a big hit. According to IANS, it has been learned that the high-speed bolonchi, which moves at a speed of more than 150 km per hour, will be out of order for about three months.
Mayank Yadav made his Indian National debut cricket Team in T20I recently series Against Bangladesh National Cricket Team. The Pacer has had a great ride with the ball in the three games he has played for the team.
Mayank Yadav has been ruled out of the four-match T20I series against South Africa
Mayank was on fire with the ball and took four wickets in the series in India’s 3-0 series win against Bangladesh. He was then expected to be part of the Indian National Cricket Team for the upcoming four-match T20I series. South Africa National Cricket Team.
However, Mayank was not included in the squad for the series as the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) clarified that the fast bowler will miss the series due to injury. The pacer is currently at BCCI’s newly opened Center of Excellence (CoE) in Bengaluru.
He is back here for another challenge which could keep him out for three months – Source Mayank Yadav
However, new reports have revealed that Mayank will be sidelined for a long time. It was claimed in the news that he will be sidelined for several months due to a problem with his back. Speaking to IANS, the source said the following about the development of events:
“He’s back here because of another problem, which could keep him out for three months. Basically, something related to the back, but there is not much clarity about it. But then, it’s also something that is believed to keep him out for quite some time.
“His arrival here, his first impressions are looking at him being out for two to three months initially and maybe more.”
Mayank Yadav’s career has been marked by many injuries
Mayank Yadav’s career has been marked by many injuries. He burst onto the scene while playing for Lucknow Super Giants in the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2024. The pacer had a lot of trouble with the tattoos during the tournament, but was pulled out of the tournament due to a strained abdomen.
Mayank then underwent extensive rehabilitation and tried to regain his eligibility status in the CoE (formerly NCA). But now he was injured again. He was in the Indian team’s plans for the 2026 T20 World Cup and the management would like to get him fit as soon as possible.
With the IPL retention period coming up on October 31, Mayank is a strong contender to be one of the five players retained by LSG, who snapped him up for INR 20 lakh in the auction ahead of the 2022 season. There are reports that the franchise is interested in keeping him in the mix.
