IPL 2025: Josh Hazlewood surmounts the worries of injuries to hit his stride for RCB | Cricket news

Bengaluru: The Australian stimulator Josh Hazlewood has been disturbed by injuries lately. He missed three tests against India and the Sri Lanka tour due to a team and veal strain before a hip injury forced him to jump the Champions Trophy in February-March. Even before these injuries occur, the Royal Challengers Bengaluru Splocked down 12.5 CR for him during the IPL auction.
The 34 -year -old man has reimbursed management’s faith with 12 camarapes to date at a typing rate of 12.41. The tagged paceer, whose rehabilitation and work at the gymnasium in the head of the tournament bear fruit, upset 72 points balls in seven games. His control over the new ball was impressive. There is an air of confidence in the way he runs.
“I felt better because the tournament continued. I did a lot of work in the nets. I just feel better in my race and in the fold at each match that comes, so I hope it continues,” Hazlewood said after the third consecutive house loss of his team in Punjab in a 14 -year -old match.
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“I always do a lot of work on the side of rehabilitation, but everything feels good and, let’s hope, will remain,” he said.
Although Hazlewood (3-14) finished Friday on the loser side, he was again on money. The stimulator, which was very effective in the power game, put pressure on its disciplined approach. He recalls a big of all time Glenn McGrath, who was known for his precision and his consistency.
To be fair, Hazlewood was also helped to the presence of an experienced Indian operator, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, a master craftsman with the new ball and death. “Bhuvi” took eight counters and both struck a solid partnership.
“Just to play with someone like Bhuvi, who has existed for so long, so skillful at first and at the end, it’s great to learn from him too,” said Hazlewood.