Washington Sundar’s unfortunate tryst with wounds went on as he was governed out of the impending three-match ODI series against Zimbabwe subsequent to getting a shoulder injury while playing for English County side Lancashire in Royal London One-Day Championship games. BCCI chose to choose all-rounder Shahbaz Ahmed as Sundar’s substitution. Ahmed accepted his lady India call-up concerning the three-match ODI series against Zimbabwe beginning this week.
The 27-year-old Shahbaz has been compensated for his heavenly exhibition in the 2022 IPL season, where he showed up for Royal Challengers Bangalore.
The Bengal left-arm spinner gathered 219 runs and four wickets in 16 matches, making an imprint.
The Southpaw has a batting normal of 41.64 and a bowling normal of 19.47 from 18 top of the line games.
“The All-India Senior Selection Committee named Shahbaz Ahmed as the trade for Washington Sundar for the three-match ODI series against Zimbabwe,” the BCCI said in a proclamation.
Washington had harmed his shoulder while playing a County game in England, administering him out of the Zimbabwe visit.
Washington’s adventure of endless wounds began back in July, 2021 when he had a cracked finger while batting for Combined Counties against Indian group in a warm-up game. He played for province side so India could test every one of its players before beginning of the series.
That injury prompted him missing the whole homegrown season and afterward before white ball series in South Africa in January 2022, he was down with Covid19. In February-March, he missed the twin white ball home series against West Indies and Sri Lanka as a result of hamstring injury. During IPL in April-May, he split his webbing and passed up five games for Sunrisers Hyderabad.
After a broad recovery, the BCCI assumed a part in getting him a region manage Lancashire and he likewise had a five wicket pull in a days’ down for the ‘Roses’.
Shahbaz Ahmed turned into a known name in the Indian cricket local area after RCB picked him in front of the 2020 season. He played just two games in his presentation season yet figured out how to take two wickets. In the 2021 season, he turned into a customary appearance and highlighted in the playing XI for 11 games, and got back with seven wickets to his name.
Nonetheless, the 2022 season ended up being a leading edge year for the 27-year-old as he proceeded to score 219 runs, playing as a finisher for RCB. He played urgent thumps in pressure circumstances consistently and assisted the group with arriving at the IPL 2022 Playoffs. Shahbaz likewise contributed with four wickets in IPL 2022, and will presently join the Indian crew for the Zimbabwe visit.
