Rinku Singh rushes back home due to medical emergency in family | Cricket News


Rinku Singh rushes back home due to medical emergency in family
Rinku Singh (AP Photo/Eranga Jayawardena)

TimesofIndia.com in Chennai: India batter Rinku Singh has flown back home due to a medical emergency in the family. It is reliably learnt that his father was undergoing cancer treatment for over a year, and his condition has deteriorated in the last few days.The entire team trained in Chennai from around 5:30 pm today, but Rinku was a notable absentee.

Indian cricket team arrives for nets in Chennai

While there has been no official word on him missing the training from the BCCI, TimesofIndia.com understands that he has already left the city to be by his father’s side. Rinku has been a regular in the Playing XI during India’s ongoing T20 World Cup campaign. Nevertheless, the southpaw has had a forgettable campaign so far. There is no clarity on when he will be joining the squad at this moment. And as things stand, his absence could well force the think-tank to explore other options.Business as usual for Team India in trainingIt was business as usual for other India players in the nets. Ishan Kishan, Suryakumar Yadav, Tilak Varma, and Sanju Samson all had long hits in the nets, while Abhishek Sharma batted only after an extended spell with the ball.India’s pace spearhead Jasprit Bumrah had a skill-based session with bowling coach Morne Morkel while Arshdeep Singh and Mohammed Siraj rolled their arms over to India top-order.

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