Jadeja out of Sydney test due to fractured thumb

Team India continues to be plagued by injuries in the ongoing Border-Gavaskar test series. All-rounder Ravindra Jadeja has been ruled out of the Sydney Test due to a fracture in his left thumb. For Jadeja it is now almost impossible to play in the fourth Test. The fourth Test will be played in Brisbane from 15 January. Apart from Jadeja, wicketkeeper batsman Rishabh Pant was also injured during the match. However, Pant’s injury is not serious and he will be available for the match.

Jadeja’s thumb fracture

Ravindra Jadeja was batting during the Sydney Test match. Meanwhile, Michelle Stark’s bouncer hit the thumb of his left hand. However, Physio treated him immediately after which he batted again, but in the second innings he did not take the field for fielding. The BCCI has given information by tweeting about Jadeja’s injury.

Pant also got injured

At the same time, during the batting, Rishabh Pant was struck by a sharp rising delivery from Australian fast bowler Pat Cummins on the left elbow. After which he was also seen in a lot of pain. However, Pant batted again after spray and bandage. At the moment, his injury is not very serious and he will be available for the match.

The BCCI said in a statement, ‘Jadeja has suffered a left thumb injury during the batting. He has been taken for scan. Significantly, the injury of all-rounder Jadeja is a big blow to Team India, because he is also very important in terms of bowling. However, the report will show how serious Jadeja’s injury is.

For India, the process of injuries has not stopped. Before this Test match, Mohammed Shami, Umesh Yadav and KL Rahul have been ruled out of the series due to injury.