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BCCI may sack team physio, doctor amid India's worsening injury crisis

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India's injury woes have deepened ahead of the Sri Lanka Test series, with Jasprit Bumrah ruled out of both matches. He joins Harshit Rana, Nitish Kumar Reddy, and Washington Sundar on the injured list, while Sai Sudharsan is also awaiting a fitness clearance. The repeated breakdown of key players has prompted the BCCI to review its medical support staff. The board is now likely to part ways with head physiotherapist Kamlesh Jain and team doctor Dr Rizwan Khan as a result.

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