BCCI Left Red-Faced After 156.7 Kmph Star Mayank Yadav Gets Ruled Out Of IPL After Injury Resurfaces For 3rd Time

The BCCI Center of Excellence (former NCA) remained seriously embarrassed after the fastest launcher in India Mayank Yadav suffered another rupture while a back injury excluded it from the rest of the IPL. “Yadav has undergone a back injury and is excluded for the rest of the season,” said IPL press release. William O Rourke in New Zealand will replace him in Lucknow super-managers for the rest of the tournament. Mayank, who made a return after six months of intense rehabilitation as part of the Sports and Medicine Science team at the COE, played two games and gave 100 points in eight overs taking only two counters. His speed had dropped at least 15 km / h and from a side launcher, he had become a chest operator after re-modeling his action.

For the record, Mayank played nine T20 games between March 30, 2024 and May 4, 2025, that is to say precisely 13 months and four days.

In these nine games, he played four T20 for Lucknow last year when he broke into the scene by hitting the speed cannons in the middle of 150 clicks.

However, its first ventilation occurred in April of the same year and was absent for six months before having accelerated by Ajit Agarkar and Gautam Gambir in the T20i team of India for the Bangladesh series.

At the end of the series, his back injury resurfaced and he missed the whole domestic season making NCA rehabilitation, then newly constructed Coe.

“Now that Nitin Patel has left, you don’t know who should be asked exactly what was exactly Mayank’s rehabilitation line. In addition, the following question that must be asked is whether it was prematurely given the adjusted certificate without securing that had worked in the old NCA said to PTI on anonymity conditions.

While Mayank is only 22 years old and years of cricket that have been before him, these constant breakdowns will certainly lose the selection committee in him after a point.

He has a contract from Bowler BCCI Pace and has been under the aegis of the board of directors for a year now, but recurring injuries may require the consultation of overseas specialists with Coe completely found.