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Star Pacer Awaits Clearance For IPL 2026 Amidst Injury Concerns Josh Hazlewood’s participation in the Royal Challengers Bengaluru’s IPL 2026 opener against the Sunrisers Hyderabad on March 28 remains uncertain due to ongoing injury recovery. The Australian pacer, who played a pivotal role in RCB’s historic IPL 2025 title win, has not competed since November’s Sheffield Shield match between New South Wales and Victoria. Following that game, he was ruled out of the 2025-26 Ashes series and later suffered a calf injury just five days before Australia’s T20 World Cup opener against Ireland. Veteran batter Steve Smith replaced him in the squad, as Australia’s depleted team crashed out of the tournament in the group stage. Hazlewood has been dealing with recurring hamstring, Achilles, and calf injuries over the past several months, and his return to action is contingent on medical clearance. A source told The Hindustan Times that he is still under physiotherapy and that his IPL 2026 involvement will depend on whether he receives the green light. While there is still time before the tournament begins, the situation remains a “wait-and-watch” scenario. RCB’s reliance on Hazlewood extends beyond his bowling prowess, as the franchise has limited overseas pace options in Nuwan Thushara and Jacob Duffy. The team’s plans for the 2026 season are heavily dependent on his fitness, given his critical role in their previous success. Pat Cummins, another key player for Sunrisers Hyderabad, is also awaiting medical clearance for the IPL 2026 opener. The source noted that Cummins, too, is being monitored by the team’s physio staff. Both players’ availability could significantly impact their respective franchises’ prospects in the tournament.#ipl_2026 #royal_challengers_bengaluru #sunrisers_hyderabad #pat_cummins #josh_hazlewood
IPL 2026: Josh Hazlewood Still Awaiting Medical Clearance for Participation Australia’s fast bowler Josh Hazlewood remains in physiotherapy for his hamstring and Achilles tendon injuries, with his participation in the 19th edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL) still uncertain. The 35-year-old was initially hopeful of joining Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) for the tournament, but sources have confirmed he is yet to receive medical clearance. Hindustan Times reported that Hazlewood’s recovery timeline is under review, and his inclusion in IPL 2026 depends on the assessment of the medical team. Hazlewood’s previous IPL campaign was marked by standout performances. In the 2025 season, he claimed 22 wickets in 12 matches, playing a pivotal role in RCB’s historic first title win. His contributions helped the franchise end Virat Kohli’s 18-year wait for a domestic title. However, his season was cut short by a right hamstring injury sustained while playing for New South Wales in November. The injury not only ruled him out of the first Ashes Test but also led to his exclusion from the entire Ashes series and the T20 World Cup due to a subsequent Achilles injury. A source close to the situation told Hindustan Times that Hazlewood is still undergoing treatment and that his IPL participation remains a “wait-and-watch” scenario. The source noted that while there is still time for him to recover, the medical team’s approval is critical. Hazlewood’s IPL career has been impressive, with 57 wickets in 39 matches at an economy rate of 8.27 and a strike rate of 20.98. Meanwhile, Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) captain Pat Cummins is also under physiotherapy for a back injury. Cummins, who played only one Ashes Test in Adelaide, was ruled out of the T20 World Cup just 10 days before its start.#indian_premier_league #royal_challengers_bengaluru #sunrisers_hyderabad #pat_cummins #josh_hazlewood
Sunrisers Hyderabad's Key Overseas Players for IPL 2026 Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) are entering the IPL 2026 season with a strong emphasis on their aggressive, high-scoring playing style. Despite a challenging 2025 campaign, the team has retained its core overseas talent and added strategic reinforcements, including England’s explosive all-rounder Liam Livingstone, who was signed during the IPL 2026 mini-auction. With the flexibility to field up to four overseas players in their XI, SRH’s lineup is built around match-winning international talent. Pat Cummins, the team’s captain and lead pacer, remains a cornerstone of the squad. Retained for a third consecutive season, Cummins is expected to lead SRH with his calm leadership and death-bowling expertise. Despite managing a back injury, his ability to take crucial wickets in the middle overs and his tactical influence make him an essential part of the playing XI. Cummins has played 72 IPL matches, taking 79 wickets at an average of 30.03 and scoring 612 runs with a strike rate of 152.23. Travis Head, one of the most destructive openers in T20 cricket, is a guaranteed starter for SRH. Retained by the franchise, Head’s aggressive strokeplay during the powerplay sets the tone for big totals on Hyderabad’s batting-friendly pitches. His IPL record with SRH includes match-winning knocks, and he is set to partner Abhishek Sharma to dominate the early overs. Head has scored 1,146 runs in 38 IPL matches at an average of 34.72 and a strike rate of 170.02, with a career-best 102 and eight half-centuries. Heinrich Klaasen, a top-tier T20 finisher, is retained as a premium overseas player.#liam_livingstone #sunrisers_hyderabad #pat_cummins #travis_head #heinrich_klaasen
