NEW DELHI: India captain Virat Kohli's much-hyped participation in English County Championship was once on Thursday dominated out because of a neck damage, throwing his meticulously deliberate build-up for the tour of UK into disarray.
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Kohli would require a three-week rehabilitation to recuperate from the damage, the BCCI stated.
The 29-year-old will undergo a fitness test on June 15, which can confirm his availability for the initial phase of the UK limited-overs tour starting with the two T20 Internationals against Ireland in last week of June.
India will start the collection against England with T20Is in early July.
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"Team India Captain Mr Virat Kohli suffered a neck injury while fielding during Match 51 of the VIVO IPL between Royal Challengers Bangalore and Sunrisers Hyderabad on 17th May 2018 at M. Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bengaluru," BCCI acting secretary Amitabh Choudhary stated in a press unencumber.
"Kohli, who was scheduled to play for Surrey CCC in the month of June, has been ruled out from participating. This decision was taken following assessments by the BCCI Medical team, subsequent scans, and a specialist visit," the discharge further stated.
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The Indian captain will now undergo a length of rehabilitation underneath the supervision of the BCCI Medical staff. He will start training and due to this fact undergo a fitness test at the NCA in Bengaluru from June 15.
"The BCCI Medical Team is confident that Kohli will regain full fitness ahead of India's upcoming tours to Ireland and England," Choudhary stated.
The batting mainstay had made up our minds to omit the one-off Test against Afghanistan, starting June 14 in Bengaluru, to look in county fits.
Kohli had visited a medical institution in Mumbai for a check-up on Wednesday and it was once reported that he's suffering from a slipped disc damage and might not be taking part in for Surrey forward of the UK tour.
However, a top BCCI authentic, who is aware about Kohli's county engagements, clarified that it was once a case of "neck sprain" and no longer a "slipped disc injury" as reported.
But there was once no denying Kohli's tremendous workload all the way through the previous three hundred and sixty five days.
In this phase, he appeared in 9 Tests and 29 of the 32 ODIs that the nationwide staff played. He also played 9 out of India's 18 T20 Internationals.
In all, he played 47 world fits with most effective Rohit Sharma and Hardik Pandya (48 each) taking part in a match more than him.
Add to it, the 14 IPL fits and his tally goes up to 61 in all.
However, the one query that begs to be replied is why did Kohli no longer rest himself from a couple of fits all the way through the IPL?
The BCCI has already put a program in position the place the centrally-contracted cricketers' workload and damage management is monitored throughout the National Cricket Academy.
The franchise physios and running shoes are supposed to give weekly updates to the nationwide staff trainers and the ones present at the NCA.
ALSO READ: Deeply sorry for RCB's forgettable IPL season, says Kohli
Kohli would require a three-week rehabilitation to recuperate from the damage, the BCCI stated.
The 29-year-old will undergo a fitness test on June 15, which can confirm his availability for the initial phase of the UK limited-overs tour starting with the two T20 Internationals against Ireland in last week of June.
India will start the collection against England with T20Is in early July.
Read this story in Bengali
"Team India Captain Mr Virat Kohli suffered a neck injury while fielding during Match 51 of the VIVO IPL between Royal Challengers Bangalore and Sunrisers Hyderabad on 17th May 2018 at M. Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bengaluru," BCCI acting secretary Amitabh Choudhary stated in a press unencumber.
"Kohli, who was scheduled to play for Surrey CCC in the month of June, has been ruled out from participating. This decision was taken following assessments by the BCCI Medical team, subsequent scans, and a specialist visit," the discharge further stated.
ALSO READ: PM Modi accepts Virat Kohli's fitness problem
The Indian captain will now undergo a length of rehabilitation underneath the supervision of the BCCI Medical staff. He will start training and due to this fact undergo a fitness test at the NCA in Bengaluru from June 15.
"The BCCI Medical Team is confident that Kohli will regain full fitness ahead of India's upcoming tours to Ireland and England," Choudhary stated.
The batting mainstay had made up our minds to omit the one-off Test against Afghanistan, starting June 14 in Bengaluru, to look in county fits.
Kohli had visited a medical institution in Mumbai for a check-up on Wednesday and it was once reported that he's suffering from a slipped disc damage and might not be taking part in for Surrey forward of the UK tour.
However, a top BCCI authentic, who is aware about Kohli's county engagements, clarified that it was once a case of "neck sprain" and no longer a "slipped disc injury" as reported.
But there was once no denying Kohli's tremendous workload all the way through the previous three hundred and sixty five days.
In this phase, he appeared in 9 Tests and 29 of the 32 ODIs that the nationwide staff played. He also played 9 out of India's 18 T20 Internationals.
In all, he played 47 world fits with most effective Rohit Sharma and Hardik Pandya (48 each) taking part in a match more than him.
Add to it, the 14 IPL fits and his tally goes up to 61 in all.
However, the one query that begs to be replied is why did Kohli no longer rest himself from a couple of fits all the way through the IPL?
The BCCI has already put a program in position the place the centrally-contracted cricketers' workload and damage management is monitored throughout the National Cricket Academy.
The franchise physios and running shoes are supposed to give weekly updates to the nationwide staff trainers and the ones present at the NCA.
No county action for injured Virat Kohli, fitness test on June 15
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