Kane Williamson: IPL started on 31 March. Many exciting matches have been seen in the world’s biggest T20 league, but many teams also worry about their injured players. In the very first match of the tournament, Gujarat registered a resounding victory, but their match-winner Kane Williamson has been ruled out of the tournament due to injury. In such a situation, a video of him going viral on social media, in which he is giving a message to the team for the upcoming tournament.
Kane Williamson Left For Home, Gave This Special Message
Kane Williamson, who joined Gujarat Titans in the IPL this year, would be a significant player for the team. At number three, he specializes in handling the innings. In such a situation, 32-year-old Kane was injured while fielding in the match against Chennai. During the 13th over of the game, Williamson suffered a knee injury while saving Ruturaj Gaikwad’s six.
After getting injured, he could not even walk, and in such a situation, he was taken out of the field with support and was not seen again in the match. After this, the Gujarat team made a press release and said they were out for the tournament. After this, Ken returned home, and the video of him going back became quite viral on social media.
Viral Video
Kane Williamson has left the Gujarat Titans camp.
Feel for him, he’s a champion cricketer!pic.twitter.com/8DTYBjsnig
— Mufaddal Vohra (@mufaddal_vohra) April 3, 2023
Injury Became A Concern For The World Cup
The seriousness of the knee injury is not known to all, but being ruled out of the entire IPL tournament shows that not only Kane Williamson but the New Zealand Cricket Board is also concerned about the injury, which is why he was called back home immediately.
Please tell me that in the year 2023, the World Cup will be organized in India. In the biggest tournament of this cricket, the responsibility of captaining New Zealand will be in the hands of Kane Williamson, so if Kane gets injured, it will be a big blow for him and the team. New Zealand coach Gary Stead said it was too early to tell how long Williamson would be out and whether the former captain would be fit for the World Cup.
