Sanju Samson Finger Injury Rules Out Him for Ranji Trophy 2024-25 Quarterfinal Comeback Possible in IPL 2025 Report

Sanju samson injury: Indian wicketkeeper batsman Sanju Samson was seen playing in the five -match T20 series played against England. Sanju’s finger was hurt in the fifth and last match of the series played at Mumbai’s Wankhede Stadium, due to which he can now be away from cricket for about 5 to 6 weeks. In this way, the leaves of the Ranji Trophy are almost fixed due to the quarter -finals of the Ranji Trophy. This injury can also cause problems for Sanju in IPL 2025.

In the fifth T20 played against England, Team India had decided to bat first. Sanju suffered a finger injury during batting and did not land on the field for fielding. In place of Sanju, Dhruv Juril took responsibility as a wicketkeeper.

Speaking to the news agency ‘PTI’, BCCI’s source said, “Samson’s direct hand index has fractured. It will take five to six weeks to start the net properly. So his 8-12 February There is no possibility of playing the Ranji Trophy quarter -final for Kerala in Pune. “

Let us know that the Kerala team will play the quarter-final match of Ranji Trophy 2024-25 against Jammu and Kashmir in Pune Cricket Association, Maharashtra, between 8 and 12 February.

Will the leaf be cut from IPL 2025?

Sanju’s leaf is difficult to cut off from the IPL. It is being said that they may return to the tournament. The BCCI Source was further quoted as saying, “There is every possibility that their return will be for Rajasthan Royals in the IPL.”

Sanju Samson’s International Career

Significantly, Sanju Samson has played 16 ODIs and 42 T20 Internationals so far. In 14 innings of ODIs, he scored 510 runs at an average of 56.66. Apart from this, Sanju scored 861 runs in 38 innings of T20 International at an average of 25.32 and a strike rate of 152.38.

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