To recover, he will now travel to the BCCI Excellence Center in Bengaluru for additional evaluation and treatment.
According to Toi, in an important setback to Mumbai, the opener of India Yashavi Jaiswal has been discarded from the semifinal of the Ranji trophy of the defenders against Vidarbha in Jamtha in Nagpur due to the left ankle pain. The game will begin on Monday.
Yashavi Jaiswal has not been included in the Squadron of the ICC Champions of India and, on the other hand, has been named as a “non -transverse reserve”, which means that it will not be with the main team.
Although he participated in the Mumbai practice session in Nagpur, he seemed uncomfortable while hitting the networks. The injury is old that has resurfaced. To recover, he will now travel to the BCCI Excellence Center in Bengaluru for additional evaluation and treatment.
“Jaiswal will now travel to the BCCI Excellence Center in Bengaluru for an additional evaluation and treatment of its injury. Jaiswal has been discarded from the semifinal clash of the Ranji trophy, since he suffers a left ankle pain. He presented today at the Mumbai practice session in Nagpur, but seemed uncomfortable while hitting the networks. It is an old injury that has resorted. You have to leave for the BCCI center of excellence tomorrow to begin your recovery process, ”said a reliable source.
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Jaiswal, who debuted against England in the first ODI in Nagpur, was initially included in the Champions Trophy 2025 team in India. However, when the final team was announced, Varun Chakravarthy was added, and Jaiswal was left out, being named as a travel reserve. This meant that it was not part of the main team, but it could have an opportunity if an injury occurred.
Now, with him discarded outside the Ranji trophy semifinal due to ankle pain and in the center of BCCI’s excellence in Bengaluru for additional evaluation and treatment, India will have to name a new travel reserve in place, since The tournament is ready to begin in just a few days.
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