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From Recovery To Training, It's A Paradise For Any Athlete: Gill Hails BCCI CoE For His Neck Injury Rehab
Gill sustained a neck injury during the first Test against the Proteas in Kolkata last month and was eventually sidelined from the second Test and the three-game ODI series. He made his way to the BCCI CoE and started his rehab and will now be seen back in India colours when the Men in Blue take on the South Africans in a five-match T20I series beginning on Tuesday.
The BCCI shared a video of Gill on social media in which he spoke in detail about his recovery time. He said, “I'm feeling much better. I think the day that I came here, from that day till today, I've had quite a few skill sessions and some training sessions. So, I feel much, much better now. From recovery to training, I think for an athlete, it can't get any better. It's a paradise for any athlete. You come here, you want to get physically better, you want to get mentally better.”
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- 06 Feb 2021 04:31