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Ishant Sharma Gets Stitches, Likely To Be Fine Before Durham Camp
India pace bowler Ishant Sharma has got stitches on the fingers of his right hand following injury in the World Test Championship final. However, the injury is not serious and he should recover between one to two weeks and be ready for the five-Test series that will be held in August-September.
"Ishant has got stitches. But it is nothing serious. He will be fine. The stitches should be removed in between one or two weeks' time," a BCCI official told IANS.
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