“While I’m unhappy to be missing the Pakistan series, I’m looking forward to rejoining the Australian group for our next trip,“ Marsh said.
All-rounder Mitchell Marsh will leave his team in Pakistan on Wednesday to finish his recovery from a low-grade hip flexor injury, Cricket Australia (CA) said on Wednesday.
Marsh will be dropped from the team, the Australian cricket board said, after it was determined that he would be unable to be selected for the tour’s last three matches (two ODIs and one T20I).
Marsh will go to India to join the Delhi Capitals team, where Pat Farhart, a former Australian and current New South Wales physiotherapist, will oversee his recuperation after an isolation period, the statement stated.
The Australian medical team decided that this was the best way for Marsh to get better as quickly as possible without putting a strain on his recovery.
“Being able to concentrate on my recuperation without having to travel or spend time in seclusion is the ideal method.” I’m unhappy to be missing the Pakistan series but look forward to rejoining the Australian group for our next trip, “Marsh said.
They were already out of the series because of their health. Steve Smith was the hitter, and Kane Richardson was the bowler.