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Punjab Kings’s Australian versatile Glenn Maxwell is probably “most likely” from the remaining matches of the Premier League of India after breaking his finger. Maxwell, PBK’lar, 7 was dismissed because of an overwhelming season, Knight Riders’a injured before the previous match was injured. Instead, he took the Syrian Shedge in his clash against Chennai Super Kings, which was won by PBKS by four small gates last night. “Unfortunately, Maxi broke his finger. He broke his finger just before the last match in education. He didn’t think it was too bad, but he got quite worse. He had scans and yes, the results were not great. Unfortunately, he went out for the tournament for Maxi.”
Punjab Head Coach Ricky Ponting said the party is trying to find a suitable spare that is not easy to find right now.
When asked about the injury decline, Ponting, at a press conference after the match, “We will sign some backups at one stage.” He said.
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“These conditions are based. But when we come to Dharamsala, he will return to the calculation that the ball can shake and jump a little more.”
Ponting said that the party is looking good at the Indian talent where international options are limited due to other ongoing leagues.
“… If you need to be honest, there are not many quality backups. So we’re just patience,” he said.
“We also take a look at the Indian talent and look at which roles we can fill with some young Indian players. In fact, we will take a few men to Dharamsala with us, they will receive training with us yesterday and they will come to Dharamsala with us.
“… We will take a closer look at them and find themselves with a Punjab contract (smiling) in the future. This week has to be, it must be before the 12th game, so keep watching us.”
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