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IPL 2021: Shubman Gill Is Expected To Miss Second Phase Of The IPL

Shubman Gill, Team India’s opening batsman, may be out of action for at least 3-months after suffering a shin stress fracture during the World Test Championship (WTC) final. The opener batsman has been pulled out of the forthcoming Test series against England, also he may be away for the IPL with a long period to heal from the Injury. Shubman Gill may miss the rest of IPL 2021.

Shubman Gill may miss the rest of IPL 2021 too, after England series: report

Shubman Gill may miss the rest of IPL 2021. Gill might miss the second phase of the Indian Premier League (IPL) due to a stress fracture, as per reports. If that occurs, it will be another even more loss for Kolkata Knight Riders(KKR), who are already having only 2 victories and 5 losses in 7 games, are in the bottom part of the standings.

Also, KKR are struggling with the absences of captain Eoin Morgan and renowned bowler Pat Cummins. And now Gill, who is expected to miss the remainder of the season.

Shubman Gill is seen as the ideal counterbalance for the KKR

KKR would have a difficult time replacing Shubman Gill at the top of the order, while Team India has a lot of possibilities for the opening position. Despite his inability to score more frequently, Gill is seen as the ideal counterbalance for the team’s Nitish Rana and Rahul Tripathi.

According to PTI, Shubman will miss 2 months of cricket due to the fracture.

Shubman has sustained a shin stress fracture, which will keep him out of action for a minimum of two months, which effectively rules him out of the first three Tests against England in August,” said the source.

It will be a race against time to get him fit for the final two Test matches in September after completing rehabilitation,” he added.

India will play England in a five-match Test series from August 4 that will also kick off the World Test Championship’s (WTC) next phase from 2021-23.

 

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