Hardik Pandya ruled out of Australia A series due to injury setback
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 25, 2026, 7:16 PM
Last updated Sep 25, 2026
Hardik Pandya will miss India A's three matches against Australia A, starting October 6, due to fresh shin pain. This recurring injury has already sidelined him from earlier series against Afghanistan. The BCCI medical team has advised further rest after scans revealed ongoing issues. His availability for next month's T20Is against New Zealand is now also in doubt, with selectors likely to handle his return cautiously to avoid risking further injury. The all-rounder's progress at the BCCI Centre of Excellence has now faced a significant setback.
- •Pandya out of India A's series against Australia A due to shin injury.
- •Injury has previously ruled him out of Afghanistan ODIs and T20Is.
- •A new round of scans advised further rest after recent pain re-emerged.
- •Participation in T20Is against New Zealand next month is doubtful.
- •Selectors will approach his return carefully leading up to the World Cup.
- 7:16 PMYahoo Sports — What happened to Hardik Pandya? Latest on India all-rounder's return and why he's ruled out of Australia A series
"With Hardik Pandya remaining out of commission for the Asian Games as well, he's an update on the all-rounder's injury status.
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