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Deepak Chahar Likely To Miss Four More Months Of Cricket: Report
Team India and CSK's star fast bowler Deepak Chahar is likely to miss four more months of cricket after suffering a back injury while nursing a quadricep tear at NCA.
According to a report in Times Of India, the recent scans of Deepak aren't looking good and the fast bowler might take at least four months to fully recover from the injury that has already kept him out of the early parts of the IPL 2022.
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