We are waiting for health and fitness status of Deepak Chahar and Ruturaj Gaikwad: CSK CEO Kashi Vishwanathan

The Chennai Super Kings board is as yet anticipating the wellness updates of its key participants Ruturaj Gaikwad and Deepak Chahar, who got wounded during the white ball series against West Indies last month, Chief Executive Officer Kashi Vishwanathan told on Sunday.

While Ruturaj had a hand injury, Chahar had supported a hamstring tear which will expect him to avoid activity for at least six weeks to about two months. Chahar has a high chance of missing the primary period of IPL, in the event that not the full competition.

This moment, CSK's accessible players have accumulated in Surat and are having a camp at the Lalabhai Contractor Stadium, which has a great deal of games for the Indian ladies' group.

Gotten some information about the accessibility of last year's most elevated run-getter Ruturaj and the current year's Rs 14 crore purchase Chahar, Vishwanathan said: "We don't know about their present wellness status and will not have the option to let you know when they would join the crew.

"Clearly, the BCCI will let us know that once they are fit, they would suggest us. They are at the NCA as of now."

All India players should be at the NCA and get the freedom declaration subsequent to showing up in different wellness tests once the restoration program is finished.

Among the people who are additionally keeping an eye on their wounds incorporate Suryakumar Yadav, who has a broken wrist.