Due to a recent Grade Two right hamstring strain, middle-order batsman Tim David will miss the rest of the current Big Bash League.
Nathan Lyon will miss the rest of the domestic season, according to Cricket Australia. On Day 5 of the ongoing Ashes’ third Test, Lyon sustained a serious injury to his right hamstring while fielding. On December 23, he had a successful surgical procedure. However, given the severity of the injury, Lyon is expected to miss the season. Based on his success during his rehabilitation program, his return to action will be evaluated.
Australian Test and ODI captain Pat Cummins, who missed the first two matches and was just ruled out of the finished fourth and impending fifth Test of the Ashes, will be taking a planned break to manage his workload. He’s healing from a back issue right now. Over the next few weeks, Cummins will have planned imaging.
Josh Hazlewood, a seamer, has resumed his regular jogging and sprinting routine. In addition to achilles tendon pain, he is recuperating from a hamstring ailment. Hazlewood is expected to be ready for the T20 World Cup in February and March of next year, as his recuperation is reportedly proceeding according to plan.
Due to a recent Grade Two right hamstring strain, middle-order batsman Tim David will miss the rest of the current Big Bash League. While racing between the wickets during the Hobart Hurricanes’ match against the Perth Scorchers, he hurt his hamstring.
In order to get selected for the upcoming mega event in India and Sri Lanka, David will have to work quickly.
Australia leads 3-1 going into the fifth Test of the current Ashes. The final match between the hosts and the Sydney Cricket Ground is set for January 4. The BBL, which features a number of well-known Australian cricket players, is scheduled to end on January 25.
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