India's Prince Yadav Returns to Fitness Ahead of Afghanistan T20 Series India's young fast bowler Prince Yadav has confirmed his full recovery from a recent injury sustained during a T20 match against Zimbabwe, clearing the way for his inclusion in the team's upcoming series against Afghanistan. The 23-year-old, known for his yorker mastery, had been sidelined after sustaining a thigh muscle strain during the second T20 of the Zimbabwe tour. The injury forced him to withdraw from the third game of the series and undergo a rehabilitation process. Yadav, who trained at the Bengaluru-based Center of Excellence, successfully completed his fitness tests and is now ready to contribute to the team's preparations for the Afghanistan series, set to begin on September 13. His return comes after a standout performance in the Indian Premier League (IPL) with Lucknow Super Giants, where he showcased his ability to take wickets consistently. This form caught the attention of India's senior selectors, leading to his call-up for the national team. The injury occurred during a match in Harare, where Yadav bowled 2.2 overs before exiting the field due to the strain. Following the incident, he was sidelined for the subsequent T20 and subsequently underwent treatment at the Delhi-based pace bowler training center. His recovery timeline was critical, as the Afghanistan series represents a key opportunity to establish his place in the squad. Yadav, who has represented India in three one-dayers and six T20s, has accumulated 13 wickets in his international career. His ability to deliver yorkers has made him a valuable asset in the team's bowling attack.#india_cricket_team #prince_yadav #afghanistan_t20_series #delhi_pace_bowler_training_center #bengaluru_center_of_excellence
