File print of Indian cricketer Praveen Kumar, who is doubtful to have his World Cup entrance as he has not recovered from an bend injury, internal media reported upon Tuesday.
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NEW DELHI (AFP) – Indian paceman Praveen Kumar is doubtful to have his World Cup entrance as he has not recovered from an bend injury, internal media reported upon Tuesday.
Kumar, who longed for a new one-day array in South Africa due to a injury, underwent a aptness exam in Bangalore upon Monday though his chances of reckoning in a showpiece eventuality looked bleak.
“He (Kumar) has not entirely recovered. His damage has taken some-more time to reanimate than it was expected,” a Indian Express quoted an unnamed selector as saying.
“The complaint is that it’s his bowling arm that is injured, so you can’t take a risk.”
Paceman Shanthakumaran Sreesanth is suspicion expected to take Kumar’s place in a 15-man squad.
The 24-year-old Kumar, well known for his intelligent variation, has so distant bagged 57 wickets in 48 one-day internationals.
India, knocked out in a initial turn of a 2007 book in a Caribbean, open their debate opposite Bangladesh in Dhaka upon Feb 19.
South Africa, England, a West Indies, a Netherlands as well as Ireland have been a alternative teams in Group B, with a tip 4 more advanced to a quarter-finals.
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