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T20 World Cup, India vs England: Rohit Sharma sustains forearm injury at nets ahead of semis | Cricket News
ADELAIDE: The Indian team on Tuesday morning suffered a great scare as captain Rohit Sharma suffered a hard blow to his forearm during an optional session against India T20 World Cup semi-final against England on Thursday.
Rohit was making the customary throw-in from S Raghu in India’s half when a short ball hit his right forearm and he was immediately in deep pain and left the net immediately.
Rohit tried a short hand pull and a throw was thrown at 150 plus a speed of 18 meters climbing on top of him and he missed in a split second.
He left the practice session and then a large ice pack was strapped to his right arm but he looked devastated and in considerable pain even while watching the workout from afar while sitting on an ice bucket.
Psychiatric conditioning coach Paddy Upton is seen talking to him for a considerable amount of time.
At this point, with 48 hours left of the match, the Indian medical team will surely do their best to get him into the park unless a fracture can disqualify him from the squad. .
Rohit was making the customary throw-in from S Raghu in India’s half when a short ball hit his right forearm and he was immediately in deep pain and left the net immediately.
Rohit tried a short hand pull and a throw was thrown at 150 plus a speed of 18 meters climbing on top of him and he missed in a split second.
He left the practice session and then a large ice pack was strapped to his right arm but he looked devastated and in considerable pain even while watching the workout from afar while sitting on an ice bucket.
Psychiatric conditioning coach Paddy Upton is seen talking to him for a considerable amount of time.
At this point, with 48 hours left of the match, the Indian medical team will surely do their best to get him into the park unless a fracture can disqualify him from the squad. .
