‘People don’t understand injuries, that’s why they talk nonsense’: Sourav Ganguly on Wriddhiman Saha’s injury – cricket


India has arrived in Australia for the next series, but there were quite a few adjustments that had to be made to the squad before the trip, with some players sustaining injuries during the 2020 Indian Premier League season. Kolkata Knight Riders spinner Varun Chakravarthy, who impressed throughout the season and was inducted into the T20 squad, was replaced by Sunrisers Hyderabad closer T Natarjan.

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Another player who was initially included in the test team, but is now unsure if he will be in the tests is the wicketkeeper-batsman Wriddhiman Saha. ” a call about their availability will be taken later. “

Discussions about roster changes and player injuries prior to the Australia tour generated a lot of media buzz, with fans questioning BCCI on selection methods. But BCCI president Sourav Ganguly believes that people do not understand how the board works and do not have all the information about player injuries.

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“Who should know [about player injuries]? We know it, the Indian physio knows it, the NCA knows it, “Ganguly told The Week, according to ESPNCricinfo.

“I think people don’t know how BCCI works. The BCCI coaches, the physical therapist and Wriddhi himself know that he has two hamstring problems. People don’t understand injuries, that’s why they talk nonsense, “he added.

“Wriddhi travels to Australia because he will be fit for the tests. It is not part of the shorter formats. For the entire duration of the IPL, the Indian physiotherapists and trainers were in Dubai, ”Ganguly added.

“[India physio] Dr. Nitin Patel is managing the injuries and monitoring everything, ”he further said.

Meanwhile, on Thursday, BCCI President Sourav Ganguly and Secretary Jay Shah posed with the T20 World Cup trophy. Ganguly uploaded a couple of images on Twitter and captioned the post: “It’s India time at 21 … ICC T20 World Cup.”

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