Delhi Capitals all-rounder Mitchell Marsh missed the sport towards Mumbai Indians due to a hamstring harm on Sunday (April 7) and he’s doubtless to be out of action at least for a week extra. Their assistant coach Pravin Amre confirmed the event by stating that his harm is a ‘worrying signal’ for the crew. Marsh has undergone scan for his difficulty and the stories of the identical are anticipated to are available round seven days.

“A few of our players are injured, and the worrying sign is Mitch Marsh. He has gone for a scan and the physios will give us a report in a week’s time. Then we will come to know what the exact situation is. Whether he can [play the entire season] or not depends on the reports,” Amre stated after DC’s 29-run loss towards MI on Sunday. If the harm is critical, Marsh may even get dominated out of the rest of the season and his present harm additionally leaves Australia apprehensive having already locked him as a captain for the T20 World Cup.

Sourav Ganguly had earlier confirmed that Marsh had picked up the harm throughout the match towards Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) whereas bowling. He had returned with figures of 1/37 in three overs and bagged a second-ball duck earlier than together with his Australia teammate Mitchell Starc dismising him.

As for the Capitals, Kuldeep Yadav can be injured due to a groin niggle and has not performed in final three matches. Even Mukesh Kumar missed a couple of matches due to harm however Pravin Amre was assured of the pacer returning for subsequent towards Lucknow Super Giants on Friday (April 12). Moreover, he additionally said that Kuldeep may miss a couple extra matches earlier than returning.

“We have to start winning but have been set back by a few injuries. In the first game, Ishant [Sharma] couldn’t bowl two overs. Then Mukesh got injured. Kuldeep has not played three games. Marsh has a hamstring injury. They are our main players and whoever comes [in for them], they are not as effective because it is like A players vs B players there,” Amre added.