Prithvi Shaw’s Comeback to competitive Cricket likely to be delayed; to miss initial stages of IPL

Prithvi Shaw, the talented 24-year-old cricketer, is on the verge of making a comeback to competitive cricket after a prolonged absence due to a knee ligament injury. Sources within the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) have revealed that Shaw’s rehabilitation process at the National Cricket Academy (NCA) has been intensive and meticulous, focusing on his physical readiness and agility.

The BCCI plans to ramp up Shaw’s training over the next few weeks, subjecting him to a series of agility drills and acceleration tests to evaluate the strength and stability of his injured knee. While Shaw has shown promising signs in batting and fielding drills, the real test lies in his ability to handle the demands of the game, especially in terms of acceleration, direction changes, and agility exercises.

Shaw’s return to competitive cricket is contingent upon not only his physical readiness but also his participation in practice games to assess his match fitness. The Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA) is hopeful of his availability for the upcoming Ranji Trophy knockouts, although his potential return could align with the Indian Premier League (IPL) season.

Having last played an international match over two years ago, Shaw’s comeback is eagerly anticipated by fans and cricket enthusiasts. His return to the IPL, where he represents the Delhi Capitals, could mark a significant milestone in his journey back to top-flight cricket.

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Mohammed Shami Set for Consultation in London

In other news, Indian fast bowler Mohammed Shami is reportedly considering a trip to London for consultation with a specialist regarding his injury. Shami, who has been sidelined since the World Cup, has been working with NCA sports science head Nitin Patel on his rehabilitation in Bengaluru.

The decision to seek expert advice in the UK comes following the recent move by the BCCI to send Suryakumar Yadav to Germany for groin surgery, indicating a proactive approach to managing player injuries and ensuring their full recovery.

While the exact timeline for Shami’s trip remains uncertain, sources suggest that it is imminent and could provide valuable insights into his injury management and potential return to competitive cricket.

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As both Shaw and Shami focus on their respective comebacks, the cricketing world eagerly awaits their return to the field, hoping to witness their talent and contribution to the game once again.

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Prithvi Shaw, the talented 24-year-old cricketer, is on the verge of making a comeback to competitive cricket after a prolonged absence due to a knee ligament injury. Sources within the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) have revealed that Shaw's rehabilitation process at the National Cricket Academy (NCA) has been intensive and meticulous, focusing on his physical readiness and agility.

The BCCI plans to ramp up Shaw's training over the next few weeks, subjecting him to a series of agility drills and acceleration tests to evaluate the strength and stability of his injured knee. While Shaw has shown promising signs in batting and fielding drills, the real test lies in his ability to handle the demands of the game, especially in terms of acceleration, direction changes, and agility exercises.

Shaw's return to competitive cricket is contingent upon not only his physical readiness but also his participation in practice games to assess his match fitness. The Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA) is hopeful of his availability for the upcoming Ranji Trophy knockouts, although his potential return could align with the Indian Premier League (IPL) season.

Having last played an international match over two years ago, Shaw's comeback is eagerly anticipated by fans and cricket enthusiasts. His return to the IPL, where he represents the Delhi Capitals, could mark a significant milestone in his journey back to top-flight cricket.

Mohammed Shami Set for Consultation in London

In other news, Indian fast bowler Mohammed Shami is reportedly considering a trip to London for consultation with a specialist regarding his injury. Shami, who has been sidelined since the World Cup, has been working with NCA sports science head Nitin Patel on his rehabilitation in Bengaluru.

The decision to seek expert advice in the UK comes following the recent move by the BCCI to send Suryakumar Yadav to Germany for groin surgery, indicating a proactive approach to managing player injuries and ensuring their full recovery.

While the exact timeline for Shami's trip remains uncertain, sources suggest that it is imminent and could provide valuable insights into his injury management and potential return to competitive cricket.

As both Shaw and Shami focus on their respective comebacks, the cricketing world eagerly awaits their return to the field, hoping to witness their talent and contribution to the game once again.

Stay updated with all the cricketing action, follow Cricadium on WhatsApp, Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram