“Trying To Make A Comeback,”: India Pacer After Long Injury Break | Cricket News

India seamer Deepak Chahar believes accidents aren’t within the palms of a sportsperson however he’s decided to get his place again within the nationwide group, having absolutely recovered from hamstring and again points. The 31-year-old, who final performed for India in December final yr, has been slowed down by a number of harm issues previously. Chahar picked up a hamstring harm earlier within the season and missed as many as six IPL league video games for Chennai Super Kings. Chahar had missed the entire of 2022 IPL as a consequence of a again harm and in addition sat out of the T20 World Cup in Australia.

“A player should not get disappointed by injuries. These things are not in a player’s hand. My priority right now is to remain fit and be available for the team. I will give my 100 per cent for the team whenever I get a chance,” Chahar informed PTI Bhasha on the sidelines of a promotional occasion of his model ‘D9’ right here on Tuesday.

“In my case it can also be said that I was having a bad time. Last year I suffered a back injury, which is serious for a fast bowler but now I am completely fit. I am very happy with my bowling at the moment.

“I’m attempting to make a comeback into the nationwide group. I just lately performed the RPL (Rajasthan Premier League) event. Till Sunday, I used to be on the National Cricket Academy. I used to be practising with the Indian group, which goes to China for the Asian Games,” he added.

With the ball in hand, Chahar has picked up 16 and 29 wickets respectively from 13 ODIs and 24 T20 Internationals.

But Chahar is also no mean with the bat and has two half-centuries in ODIs.

Chahar is not part of the Indian team for the upcoming ODI World Cup at home but the cricketer aspires to win the elite ICC tournament once during his playing career. “A cricketer’s dream is to play the World Cup and win it for the nation. I’ll attempt to full it each time I get an opportunity.

“I have won many tournaments in my first appearance. It was my first Asia Cup when India won it in 2018. I have played five finals in last six IPL seasons and have become champions thrice,” he stated.

“I have not played the World Cup yet and whenever I get a chance, I want to contribute to the team’s victory.” Chahar stated he has learnt rather a lot from Mahendra Singh Dhoni, his skipper at Chennai Super Kings.

“I am very lucky that I got a chance to spend time with Mahi bhai (Dhoni). I have been playing with him for many years. I consider him as my elder brother and my idol. I respect him a lot as a player and human being. I have learnt a lot from him.”

(This story has been edited by Mahaz News workers …)