Bengaluru: The shoulder injury suffered during the Indian T20 match against Bangladesh in October last year Riyan Parag from the T20 series against South Africa and the trophy of champions in Dubai. After undergoing an operation to repair the shoulder, the 22 -year -old man returned to the competing cricket in Ranja Trophy at the beginning of this year. During the Premier League, he continued his recovery process. Its highlights of the IPL season was a remarkable 45-mile shift of 95 runs against Kolkata Knight riders, which included six six of the Moeen Ali and Varun Chakravarthy.After fully recovering, the All-Rounder Assam tested in the Duleep Trophy quarterfinals against the North Zone, which ended here on Sunday. When the captain of the Eastern zone, Parag scored 39 flewing 47 balls and took the goal of Yash Dhull during his 22 oversthe bowling in the second shift.After the eastern zone pulled the match against the northern zone and after admitting shift management, he was expelled from the competition, Parag bounced off the experience and said, “The match felt good. That was the main goal when I came here.Parag acknowledged that his time in IPL, where he served as a captain for Sanja Samson, was stressful. “I really didn’t play any cricket since IPL. I managed a lot of stress during the iPL. But that was a good trip. I bowed to a few crossed for a while and could convert myself to a bigger score for a while, but I’m happy. My arms also feel much better,” he added.When we look forward, Parag, which probably represents Assam in KSCA-Conduited Dr. (Capt.) K. Thimmappiah Memorial Tournament, he said, “I think it’s back to the basics. Now I took a break on my shoulder, and now the season of Trophy will appear, followed by an Australian tour in October.”
