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Rehab Is A Journey, Not Frustration, Missing Competitive Action Made Me Value It More: Sai Sudharsan
CAP Siechem Ground: Known for his obsessive work ethic and unyielding love for spending long hours in the batting nets, India top-order batter B Sai Sudharsan has said his recent injury-enforced spell on the sidelines served as a valuable learning curve rather than a source of frustration.
Sudharsan was forced to miss significant red-ball cricket this year due to rib and toe injuries, including missing the tour of Sri Lanka in August. He made a successful return to competitive action with scores of 57 and 39 for India 'A' beating Australia 'A' by 162 runs in the first four-day game at the CAP Siechem Ground.
"First of all, it (rehab) is not frustrating at all. It's just the journey we are going through. And our body also responds to certain things. It's about that. We are also refining our habits every day. So, it's a good thing.
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