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Mhatre's Hamstring Blow Deepens Chennai's IPL Crisis
Mike Hussey said the 18-year-old will be scanned after limping off and called the injury a major loss for CSK.
- During Chennai Super Kings' 10-run loss to Sunrisers Hyderabad on Saturday, young batter Ayush Mhatre sustained a hamstring tear while attempting a second run, requiring immediate on-field medical attention.
- Mhatre, an 18-year-old Impact Sub for CSK, had provided early momentum in the chase of 195, scoring 20 off 13 balls before the injury struck in the fifth over.
- Former India spinner Ravichandran Ashwin criticized CSK's medical management, stating, "His injury has been a concern," during an online interaction about allowing the limping teenager to remain on field.
- Coach Michael Hussey confirmed the severity, stating, "Ayush Mhatre has sustained a hamstring tear," and admitted, "Unfortunately, it's going to be a huge loss for us" as Mhatre faces medical scans.
- With bowlers Khaleel Ahmed and Nathan Ellis already sidelined, CSK faces compounded personnel challenges as they prepare to face Mumbai Indians on Thursday without their rising star.
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Ayush Mhatre Injury Update: CSK Batting Coach Mike Hussey Confirms Youngster Suffering Hamstring Tear
Ayush Mhatre suffered a significant hamstring tear during the Sunrisers Hyderabad vs Chennai Super Kings match after pulling up sharply while attempting a second run. Despite trying to bat through the pain, he had to be physically assisted off the field
·New Delhi, India
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Mhatre's hamstring blow deepens Chennai's IPL crisis
NEW DELHI, April 19 : Chennai Super Kings' patchy Indian Premier League (IPL) campaign suffered a fresh blow after their teenaged batter Ayush Mhatre tore his hamstring, an injury that could put him on the sidelines for a long spell.The 18-year-old has been the most prolific batter for five-time champions Che
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