IND VS SA: Why did two more players go to the hospital? (PC-PTI)

IND vs SA: Not only excellent cricket was seen in the first match of the ongoing Test series between India and South Africa, the first match was also in the headlines due to injuries. Indian captain Shubman Gill was injured in the Kolkata Test due to which he retired hurt. Now the news is that two more players have reached the hospital before the Guwahati Test. According to media reports, Sime Harmer and Marco Yanson had to be taken to a private hospital in Kolkata. These two South African players had shone in the Kolkata Test but now they had to go to the hospital.

What happened to Yanson-Harmer?

South African fast bowler Marco Johnson and simon harmer Was taken to a private hospital in Kolkata for examination. RevSportz Global has given this report, although it is not yet clear what has happened to both of them. There was no news of any injuries to either of them, but it is possible that Harmer and Yanson may have been victims of food poisoning. However, if both the players get injured then it will be a big blow for South Africa. Both these players had performed brilliantly in the Kolkata Test.

Harmer took 8 wickets

Simon Harmer was the player of the match in the Kolkata Test against India. He took a total of 8 wickets while taking 4-4 ​​wickets in both the innings. However, Harmer believed that this award should have gone to Temba Bavuma instead, who had laid the foundation of the team's victory by scoring a half-century in the second innings. Talking about Marco Yanson, this player also took five wickets in the match. In the second innings, he was successful in taking the wickets of batsmen like Rahul and Jaiswal.

Shubman Gill is not sure to play

Talking about Indian captain Shubman Gill, it is difficult for this player to play in the Guwahati Test. He suffered a neck injury during the Kolkata Test. They have also been advised not to board the plane. Whether Gill will be fit for the ODI series or not is also a big question, the answer to which can be found in the next 24 hours.