NEW DELHI: In a setback for Australia’s Huge Bash League (BBL), Afghanistan’s star leg-spinner, Rashid Khan, has made the troublesome choice to tug out of the upcoming event because of a again damage that requires minor surgical procedure. Khan, the world’s top-ranked Twenty20 bowler, was slated to play for the Adelaide Strikers for the seventh consecutive 12 months within the BBL set to start subsequent month.
The Adelaide Strikers’ normal supervisor, Tim Nielson, expressed the membership’s disappointment at shedding Khan for the season. In an announcement, Nielson stated, “Rashid is a beloved member of the Strikers and a fan favorite who has been with us for seven years, so he will likely be extraordinarily missed this summer time.”
Regardless of the setback, the Strikers stay supportive of Khan’s choice, emphasising their dedication to his long-term well-being within the sport. Nielson added, “Rashid loves Adelaide and the Strikers, and we all know how a lot he loves taking part in within the BBL, and we assist him as he has therapy for this damage to make sure his long-term involvement within the sport.”
Rashid Khan, who burst onto the scene as a 19-year-old in 2017, has been a constant performer for the Strikers, amassing 98 wickets in 69 matches with exceptional figures of 6-17. His absence is a major blow to the staff and provides to the challenges confronted by the BBL, particularly after the latest withdrawal of England’s hard-hitting batter, Harry Brook, who opted out of taking part in for the Melbourne Stars because of workload issues.
(With inputs from AFP)
The Adelaide Strikers’ normal supervisor, Tim Nielson, expressed the membership’s disappointment at shedding Khan for the season. In an announcement, Nielson stated, “Rashid is a beloved member of the Strikers and a fan favorite who has been with us for seven years, so he will likely be extraordinarily missed this summer time.”
Regardless of the setback, the Strikers stay supportive of Khan’s choice, emphasising their dedication to his long-term well-being within the sport. Nielson added, “Rashid loves Adelaide and the Strikers, and we all know how a lot he loves taking part in within the BBL, and we assist him as he has therapy for this damage to make sure his long-term involvement within the sport.”
Rashid Khan, who burst onto the scene as a 19-year-old in 2017, has been a constant performer for the Strikers, amassing 98 wickets in 69 matches with exceptional figures of 6-17. His absence is a major blow to the staff and provides to the challenges confronted by the BBL, particularly after the latest withdrawal of England’s hard-hitting batter, Harry Brook, who opted out of taking part in for the Melbourne Stars because of workload issues.
(With inputs from AFP)
