Another Shoulder Injury Lynn's in IPL 10
Chris Lynn's IPL crusade shows up in genuine uncertainty after the Queensland and Kolkata Knight Riders batsman endured yet another shoulder damage when making a plunge the field against Mumbai Indians on Sunday night.
In what is the third harm to a similar shoulder in under two years, Lynn gripped the joint in evident agony subsequent to endeavoring to assert an outfield catch to reject Jos Buttler. He was gone to by Knight Riders' physio Andrew Leipus and was later observed with an ice pack strapped to his shoulder.
Taking after the match, Lynn tweeted "Dear Cricket Gods, did I accomplish something incorrectly?", adding additional proof to the probability that he will be out of activity for some significant time. Lynn had seemed set for a noteworthy effect on the competition, having opened with startling innings of 93 not out against Gujarat Lions, trailed by a quick 32 when Knight Riders batted first against Mumbai.
Andrew McShea, the Brisbane Heat general director, said the Big Bash League club were looking for additional data about the degree of the damage to Lynn, who turned 27 on Monday. "We'll remain in near contact through this underlying procedure as we get a thought of what the degree of the damage is and what the choices are for him," McShea said.
"It's deplorable for Chris to maintain another harm to the shoulder that has carried him before. It's not the kind of birthday you would wish for, and the all the best of the club and our fans go out to him."
Amid the Australian summer, Lynn was a champion player in the BBL and furthermore made his ODI make a big appearance for Australia. In any case, it was additionally a season scourged with damage, with theory developing that he may soon quit playing five-star cricket and absolutely seek after Twenty20 parts to stretch his vocation.