Chennai Super Kings all-rounder Kedar Jadhav was on Monday, 9 April, ruled out of the rest of the Indian Premier League (IPL), due to a hamstring injury, which he suffered in the season-opener against Mumbai Indians on 7 April.
Jadhav has suffered a grade two tear, coach Michael Hussey informed.
“Unfortunately for us, Kedar Jadhav has been ruled out for the rest of the tournament. His hamstring scan didn't come back so good. I believe it is a grade two tear. He is going to be out for some time. We haven't picked a replacement yet. We will go through that process", Hussey said ahead of clash against Kolkata Knight Riders.
"It is a big loss for us. He is a very good player for us, a key player for us in the middle-order", Hussey said.
Jadhav returned from the dugout for a final-over flourish to seal the game in favour of CSK after Dwayne Bravo set up the win.
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