Chennai Super Kings will miss the service of New Zealand young pacer Kyle Jamieson for IPL 2023. He will miss 3 to 4 months of cricketing action and would be undergoing surgery on his back.
Kyle Jamieson was set to play his first Test match on comeback against England in the Day-night Test match at Mount Maunganui. The reoccurrence of back injury ruled him out of the series and on consultation with the back surgeon, and MRI scans, there is a need for surgery.
“It’s been a challenging and difficult time for Kyle and a big loss for us,” Stead said. “He’s been fantastic around all of our sides when he’s been part of them. We just wish him well and hopefully, we’ll know more in three to four months about what that end prognosis looks like for him as well.”
Kyle Jamieson was a part of the team that won the inaugural ICC Test Championship tournament in 2022. New Zealand was no match to England in the first Test match at Mount Maunganui and looks to bounce in the second Test. Jamieson played for New Zealand against England in England during June 2022.
New Zealand went with the debutants Scott Kugglein and Blair Tickner but could not stop the scoring rate of England. England scored 325 for 9 declare and then 306 with a run rate of 5.57 and 5.06 per over.
Matt Henry has been included and will slot in the playing XI for the second Test. New Zealand would look to provide some resistance to England’s side.
Kyle Jamieson to miss the Indian Premier League 2023
Kyle Jamieson will miss the 2023 edition of the Indian Premier League due to a back injury. He was bought by the Chennai Super Kings franchise for a base price of Rs 1 Crore. MS Dhoni would be playing his last IPL season this year. Jamieson played for Royal Challengers Bangalore season in 2021.
He looked decent with his performances with 9 wickets from 9 matches at an economy of 9.61 per over and best figures of 3 for 41.
CSK would be looking to win their fifth IPL title this season. They were disappointed with a poor performance in IPL 2022 finishing 9th.
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