IPL 2019: Injured Dale Steyn ruled out of the tournament

The ongoing India based Cricket League, Indian Premier League, will miss Dale Steyn bowling, as the South African Pace bowler ruled out of the season due to injury.

Dale Steyn IPL 2019 appearances came to a full stop due to the injury he sustained in the Royal Challengers Bangalore‘s first two matches.

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One of the best pace bowlers of the world, Steyn, will return back to South Africa after his right shoulder flared up while playing for the Royal Challengers Bangalore in the Indian Premier League.

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In order to fast-track him to fitness, Steyn will be assessed by a shoulder specialist and measures will be put in place to get him ready for the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup in England and Wales. The ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup 2019 in starting in the last week of May.

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Speaking about his injury, South African Men’s Cricket team manager, Mohammed Moosajee explained: “Dale felt discomfort after playing his second match at the tournament. Upon assessment and subsequent investigations, a flare-up of his right shoulder was confirmed.”

In a precautionary step, injured Dale Steyn is to be flown back home for quick recovery. Moosajee said, “With the World Cup around the corner, it is our priority to get him back to full fitness before the squad departs on May 19th . He will consult with a shoulder specialist upon his return and a recovery plan will be put in place.”

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Dale Steyn stats: Arguably the best bowler of the world among the active players, Dale Steyn has 196 wickets of 125 One Day Internationals at an average of 25. South African Cricket team’s dream of winning the Cricket World Cup 2019 lies on how Steyn performs at the most coveted cricket tournament.

The South African Cricket team for the Cricket World Cup 2019 will assemble for their week-long camp on May 12, 2019 before they leave for the tournament.