Australia allrounder Mitchell Marsh has been eliminated of the remainder of the 2016 IPL season with a area overload, increasing a Rising Pune Supergiants listing of accidents that already features Kevin Pietersen and Faf du Plessis. Marsh will go back home to recoup ahead of Australia's journey of the Caribbean in June.
"Mitchell expert some agony through his remaining stomach location although batting for a training session in reference to his team Pune in the IPL a few days before," Cricket Australia sports scientific research and sports drugs manager Alex Kountouris explained. "He missed his team's following game and the suffering has not yet resolved. He possessed scans in India that advise he has a side overload injuries and may now go back home for additional treatment and assessment before the journey of the West Indies.
Once we have a better understanding of the extent of the injury we will be able to advise on his return-to-play timeframes. ""
Marsh used only a few of Supergiants' very first six games at the moment, consuming three wickets at an economy rate of 5.00. Once and made 7 he batted. Supergiants won only a couple of those several games and have been in the lower part half of the points table when Marsh was eliminated.
Supergiants joined Australia batsman Usman Khawaja after Pietersen and du Plessis were definitely ruled out. With Marsh now included with their trauma record, their squad now has two empty slots.
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