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Ravindra Jadeja is fit, available for Melbourne Test: BCCI

| @indiablooms | Dec 24, 2018, at 10:08 am

Mumbai, Dec 24 (IBNS): The Board of Control for Cricket in India on Monday said Indian spinner Ravindra Jadeja has recuperated from his left shoulder discomfort and he is avialble for the upcoming Test match against Australia in Melbourne.

India and Australia will play the third Test match of the series from Dec 26.

The series is currently levelled at 1-1.

"All-rounder Ravindra Jadeja complained of a left shoulder discomfort after prolonged bowling spells during the 2018, West Indies ODI series. He underwent a guided injection in Mumbai for this on 2nd November.This gave Mr Jadeja good relief of his symptoms and he played in the Ranji Trophy match for Saurashtra from 12 to 15 November in which he completed 64 overs without any issues. He was thereby declared fit by the BCCI and selected for the Test series against Australia," the board said ina  statement.

"After Jadeja flew to Australia, he then complained of a recurrence of his symptoms on 30th November during the match against the CA XI in Sydney. He was given another injection into a slightly different site on that day. This injection along with his rehabilitation program improved his symptoms," it said.

"In the lead up to the Perth Test match on 14th December, the management and the all-rounder were of the opinion that the intensity of his bowling in the nets could have been higher, to match the standards required for such an intensely fought series. For this reason, he was not considered for selection for the 2nd Test match.Mr. Jadeja’s left shoulder has continued to improve and he is now available for the 3rd Test match of the series in Melbourne," the statement said.

 

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