Deepak Chahar, the star Chennai Super Kings (CSK) seamer who was acquired back by the team for INR 14 crore at the Indian Premier Competition (IPL) 2022 super auction in Bengaluru, is expected to be fit and ready for the cash-rich league from mid-April.
According to the Times of India, Chahar, who suffered a quadricep rupture during the three-match series against the West Indies, would not need surgery.
At the National Cricket Academy in Bangalore, the right-arm bowler is undertaking an eight-week rehabilitation programme.
The Chennai Super Kings have already begun their preparations for the forthcoming T20 league season, and Deepak Chahar is expected to join the camp in Surat sometime in the next few weeks to assess his health and play him as soon as feasible.
Also, it was previously reported that the pacer will need surgery as a result of the injury, but Deepak Chahar refused to have surgery since he is aiming for a berth in the Indian team for the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2022.
Josh Little Is Getting Ready To Join The Chennai Super Kings As A Net Bowler
Josh Little, an Ireland fast, is expected to join Chennai Super Kings (CSK), the four-time Indian Premier League winners, as a net bowler in the Indian Premier League 2022.
From March 26 through May 29, the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2022 will go off. The league stage games will be held in Maharashtra at four distinct venues: Wankhede Stadium, Dy Patil Stadium, Brabourne Stadium, and Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium. The tournament will begin with a match between CSK and KKR, the past year’s finalists.