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Suryakumar Yadav took to social media to put an end to all speculation about his recent surgery, clarifying that he underwent surgery for a sports hernia, not for the ankle injury he suffered during the tour of South Africa in December 2023.
SKY has been out of action since suffering an ankle injury during the tour of South Africa in December 2023. He is likely to return in the upcoming Indian Premier League (IPL), representing the Mumbai Indians (MI) franchise. . He went to Munich, Germany, for surgery in January.
Taking to his official Instagram account, Suryakumar shared a revealing post, addressing the confusion surrounding his surgery. In her message she expressed her gratitude for the support and love she received during her recovery journey. She assured fans that her road to recovery is progressing well, hinting at an imminent return to the cricket field.
“Hello everybody, good morning. I hope you are all OK. I just wanted to clarify something. A little confusion, I guess. For those who don’t know, a few weeks ago I had SPORTS HERNIA surgery, not ankle surgery. The road to recovery is going very well. Thank you all for all the love and support, see you soon,” she wrote.
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Because he suffered an ankle injury in South Africa, there was some confusion about his surgery, as some felt he had ankle surgery. Earlier, after his surgery in January, Suryakumar shared a photo on X and wrote:
“I want to thank everyone for their concerns and good wishes for my health, and I am happy to tell you that I will be back very soon.”
The Mumbai Indians (MI) star, who is eagerly awaited to make a comeback in the upcoming Indian Premier League (IPL) season, has been on the sidelines since his ankle injury. However, his leadership prowess shone when he captained India in the absence of Rohit Sharma and Hardik Pandya in the T20I series against South Africa.
Suryakumar’s stellar performances with the bat during the tour of South Africa, including a spectacular 36-ball 56 at Gqeberha and a magnificent 56-ball century at Johannesburg, further cemented his reputation as a T20I batsman.
(With contributions from Agencies)