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Hardik Pandya: Despite tracking well toward a full recovery from post-IPL injuries, the premium all-rounder has been forced into a fresh rehab program due to recurring pain in his right shin | Photo: @hardikpandya7/X
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Nitish Kumar Reddy: Although responding well to rehab and entering the return-to-skills phase after a quadriceps injury ruled him out of the UK and Zimbabwe tours, the all-rounder remains some distance away from full fitness | Photo: @NKReddy07/X
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Sai Sudharsan: Ruling him out of the Sri Lanka Test tour, India's first-choice number-three left-handed batter is currently undergoing rehab and further tests as he continues to manage persistent pain from a toe injury | Photo: BCCI/X
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Harshit Rana: Undergoing surgery for a serious knee issue before being rushed back only to suffer a hamstring injury, the pacer's mishandling has put the CoE under the scanner, though he has shown encouraging progress | Photo: BCCI
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Washington Sundar: The off-spinner is currently undergoing a rehab program at the CoE with no return date set after picking up a hamstring injury during the ODI series against England | Photo: Sundarwashi5/X
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Varun Chakravarthy: After playing through an IPL hairline fracture and picking up a hamstring injury alongside Rana during the England tour, the spinner checked into the CoE in July to undergo conditioning work | Photo: BCCI/X
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Akash Deep: Having missed IPL 2026 due to a lower back stress fracture, the pacer remains at the CoE after many months as he continues working toward a full recovery | Photo: BCCI/X
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Ashok Sharma: The Gujarat Titans pacer is facing a serious recovery period stretching across weeks after sustaining a back stress fracture following the third T20 against Zimbabwe | Photo: BCCI/X
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Riyan Parag: Recovering from right shoulder surgery, the Rajasthan Royals captain has made some progress but has yet to resume cricket-specific skills | Photo: BCCI/X
