Washington Sundar Has Been Ruled Out For The T20 Series

Washington Sundar has been ruled out for the T20 series against West Indies: India vs West Indies T20 series.

Indian all-rounder Washington Sundar was out of the team before the T20 series, Kuldeep Yadav got the place.

After winning the ODI series against the West Indies, the Indian cricket team is all set for the three-match T20 series starting on February 16.

But before this, bad news has come to the fore for the Indian cricket team. KL Rahul and Axar Patel have already been out of this T20 series, now Washington Sundar has also been out of the team due to injury.

Washington Sundar has suffered a grade one hamstring injury and due to this, he will not be able to play the T20 series anymore. The selectors have included Kuldeep Yadav in the T20 team in his place.

Washington Sundar will stay at the National Cricket Academy for three weeks after his injury and focus on his fitness.

Washington Sundar had been out of Team India for a long time due to injury before and he got a place in Team India for the three-match ODI series against West Indies.

He played all three ODIs against West Indies and his performance was also good. Sundar is a brilliant spinner as well as a very useful batsman down the order.

Let us tell you that Washington Sundar made a comeback to the Indian team earlier this month after 11 months in the ODI series against West Indies.

He was ruled out of the tour in 2021 due to a finger injury during India’s tour of England.

After this, he could not even play in the Half IPL held in the UAE in the year 2021, while after that he could not participate in the T20 World Cup 2021 as well.

At the same time, before the South Africa tour, he was found to be Kovid positive and could not even go on this tour.

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This ground has helped many regain their lost form and prolong their careers. These include many batsmen from home and abroad.

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