Rohit Sharma: The Super-8 matches will start from June 19 in the ICC T20 World Cup 2024. If we talk about Team India, then it will play its first match against Afghanistan in the next round. Both the teams were placed in Group-1. Apart from these two, Australia and Bangladesh are present in this group.

The team led by Rohit Sharma will try to make their way to the semi-finals a little easier by winning the first match. For this, all the players of the team are practicing hard. However, during this time a star player got injured while practicing. Despite this, he did not leave the nets.

Team India got a big blow

Team India is practicing vigorously for the first match of Super-8 against Afghanistan. However, one of the most important players of the team, explosive batsman Suryakumar Yadav, got injured in the nets yesterday.

Actually he was practicing batting. During this, a fast-moving ball hit the 33-year-old player's right wrist. The team's coaching staff immediately rushed to Surya. The team doctor sprayed pain-relieving spray on his hand. As soon as Suryakumar felt better after a while, he again started batting practice.

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This is how the performance has been so far

Suryakumar Yadav's performance in the ICC T20 World Cup 2024 has been decent.

The right-handed batsman has played a total of three matches so far. In the first match against Ireland, he was dismissed after scoring only 2 runs.

In the second match against Pakistan, Surya's poor form continued and he could contribute only 7 runs.

However, in the third match against America, Suryakumar batted patiently and scored a brilliant half-century.

Next match of Rohit Sharma's team

The Indian team will play its first Super-8 match against Afghanistan in Barbados on June 20. In this match, the Indian team captained by Rohit Sharma seems to have the upper hand. This team, which is number-1 in the T20 rankings, had won all its three matches in the group stage. The last league match was washed out due to rain. However, it will not make the mistake of underestimating the Afghan team.