As the resumption of India Premier League (IPL) 2025 inches approach, most franchises care about foreign players who will miss. The action will resume on May 17 and will continue until June 3. Previously, the IPL final was scheduled for May 25. This has reduced the gap prior to international tournaments, especially the final of the World Testing Championship (WTC) on June 11. However, however, the Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) are in the brink of the loss of their Indian pattern, Rajat Patidar, for the concerns of injuries.

Rajat Patidar will be lost the remaining IPL 2025?

During the last shock of RCB against Chennai Super Kings at the Chinnaswamy stadium, Patidar was hurt while presenting in the second tickets. Later, he was seen with a splint to protect his finger, hinting at the seriousness of the injury.

During the video ‘Break’ published by RCB in its social media mango, Wicktkeeper-Batter JITESH Sharma revealed how he was preparing to lead for the next clash against Lucknow Super Giants on May 9.

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After the IPL 2025 was temporarily suspended, it was understood that Patidar could have had a lot of time to recover before the tournament resumes. However, according to recent speculations, your presence is very doubtful.

Depending on their physical status and participation in practice sessions, Patidar can be used as an impact player for the League games. You can play the full game during the IPL 2025 playoffs, since the team qualifies despite losing several players of their team.

In the 10 tickets that hit the 31 years, he made 239 races at a strike rate of 140.58. He also touched two half centuries.

Shortly before the IPL 2025 suspension, Devdutt Padikkal was ruled out from the tournament due to an injury to the hamstrings. Mayank Agarwal has been called as replacement. Key Josh Hazlewood pacemakers can also miss the rest of the games. The Australian bowling player is breastfeeding a shoulder and also has the WTC final approaching.

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Who will lead RCB?

In case Patidar has to sit, JITESH will take care of the captaincy hat. Although he plays his first season for this franchise, JITESH has been a popular player in the RCB outfit.

The Vidarbha batter has made 128 races in eight entries at an attack rate of 142.22. His lower medium order cameos have been useful for RCB to approach the victories.

With Kohli virat, expelling leadership tasks, JITESH is ideal for bringing the playoffs to the playoffs and, hopefully, its elusive IPL 2025 trophy.

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