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Sunrisers Hyderabad's Adam Zampa, facing a recurring shoulder injury, exits IPL 2025. SRH names R Smaran as his replacement. Zampa expected back for Australia's T20I series against the West Indies.

Adam Zampa Out of IPL 2025 Due to Injury

Adam Zampa ruled out of IPL 2025 due to a persistent shoulder injury. Impacting SRH's lineup, he's replaced by R Smaran. Zampa's vital role in Australia’s cricket to resume by July for T20 series against the West Indies.

Adam Zampa Exits IPL 2025 with Shoulder Injury

Adam Zampa has been ruled out of IPL 2025 due to a recurring shoulder injury and has returned to Australia for further assessment. He played just two matches for Sunrisers Hyderabad before experiencing discomfort.&nbsp;

Sunrisers Hyderabad&rsquo;s Australian leg-spinner Adam Zampa has been ruled out of the remainder of IPL 2025 following a flare-up of a lingering shoulder injury.
Zampa featured in SRH's opening two matches this season, coming in as the Impact Player.
He picked up 1 for 48 and 1 for 46 in what were two incredibly high-scoring encounters &mdash; including the record-breaking clash between SRH and Rajasthan Royals that saw a combined total of 528 runs.
However, the 32-year-old soon experienced discomfort in his bowling shoulder, which forced him out of the next four games.
The injury is understood to be a recurrence of the shoulder issue Zampa dealt with before the 2023 ODI World Cup.
Despite that setback, he made a remarkable recovery last year and emerged as the tournament&rsquo;s second-highest wicket-taker, playing a crucial role in Australia&rsquo;s title-winning campaign.
While there was some hope that Zampa could return to the IPL after a short rest and recovery period, SRH have decided to move forward and named 21-year-old Karnataka batter R Smaran as his replacement in the squad. Zampa has now returned home to Australia for further medical evaluation.
He is not expected to take the field again until Australia&rsquo;s T20I series against West Indies in the Caribbean, scheduled for late July.
He remains a vital component of Australia&rsquo;s white-ball setup, especially with the T20 World Cup less than a year away, to be jointly hosted by India and Sri Lanka. The team is set to play 19 T20Is between July and February as part of their preparation for the marquee event.

The right-arm spinner was a part of Rajasthan's troika of spinners including India's Ravichandran Ashwin and Yuzvendra Chahal.

Rajasthan Royals' Adam Zampa pulls out of IPL 2024; Here's why

Rajasthan Royals on Thursday dealt a big blow when leg-spinner Adam Zampa pulled out of upcoming IPL 2024. Here's why

The right-arm spinner was a part of Rajasthan's troika of spinners including India's Ravichandran Ashwin and Yuzvendra Chahal.

Rajasthan Royals on Thursday dealt a big blow when leg-spinner Adam Zampa pulled out of the upcoming Indian Premier League (IPL) citing personal reasons.
Zampa, who was retained by Rajasthan Royals ahead of last year's auction for Rs 1.5 crore, withdrew his name following a busy season for Australia. Zampa's manager confirmed the development to ESPNCricinfo.
The right-arm spinner was a part of Rajasthan's troika of spinners including India's Ravichandran Ashwin and Yuzvendra Chahal.
He played six matches last season for the 2008 winners, claiming eight wickets at 23.50 including 3/22 in Rajasthan Royals' win against Chennai Super Kings.
Zampa's withdrawal depletes Rajasthan's bowling attack further since they are already without fast bowler Prasidh Krishna, who underwent surgery on his left proximal quadriceps tendon late in February and was subsequently ruled out of this year's IPL.

With three covid-19 positive cases in this year's T20 cricket world cup and two being from the Australian squad, Australia's head coach fears there could be more positive cases in the squad.

T20 World Cup 2022: Australia worried about more positive Covid cases in squad

After Adam Zampa & Matthew Wade tested positive for Covid, Australian coach Andew McDonald is concerned about more cases in the camp.

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Three players have tested positive for Covid at the World Cup so far - Australia's Adam Zampa &amp; Matthew Wade, plus Ireland's George Dockrell.&nbsp;

Australia head coach Andrew McDonald expressed his concern about finding more Covid cases in their squad.
The 41-year-old in an interview after their abandoned match versus England said that there was a high possibility of more cases within the squad with the way things have gone.
Adam Zampa was the first player in the squad to test positive for Covid, with wicketkeeper batter Matthew Wade returning a positive test only days later.
The coach further stated that the virus affects everyone differently. While Adam Zampa missed the clash against Sri Lanka, Matthew Wade was set to feature against England despite the virus.&nbsp;
McDonald said Zampa had to isolate differently since he wasn't too well but Wade on the other hand barely had any symptoms.
According to the current ICC regulation, a player who has tested positive for Covid can still play but has to keep his distance from his teammates and travel separately.
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Despite testing positive for Covid, Matthew Wade is expected to be a part of Australia's Playing XI against England on Friday.

T20 World Cup 2022: Matthew Wade becomes second Aussie player to test positive for Covid-19

In yet another Covid blow for the Aussies, wicketkeeper batter Matthew Wade has tested positive for Covid.

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Despite testing positive for Covid, Matthew Wade is expected to be a part of Australia's Playing XI against England on Friday.

Wicketkeeper batter Matthew Wade became the second Australian at the T20 World Cup to test positive for Covid-19.
Only days ago, leg-spinner Adam Zampa had returned a positive test and subsequently, missed the game against Sri Lanka which the defending champions won by 7 wickets.
Wade, who is the only wicketkeeper in the 15-man Australian squad, tested positive on Wednesday evening. According to Cricket Australia, he only has minor symptoms and is expected to feature for the home side in their crucial match against England at the MCG on Friday.
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According to the team's spokesperson, the leggie recently returned Covid-19 positive with minor symptoms

T20 World Cup 2022: Australia's Adam Zampa tests positive for Covid-19

After Ireland's George Dockrell, Adam Zampa is the second player to test positive for Covid-19 in the ongoing #T20WorldCup

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According to the team's spokesperson, the leggie recently returned a positive test for the coronavirus with minor symptoms

Australian leg-spinner Adam Zampa has tested positive for Covid-19.
According to the team's spokesperson, the leggie recently returned a positive test for the coronavirus with minor symptoms
After Ireland's George Dockrell, he is the second player who tested positive in the ongoing T20 World Cup Down Under.&nbsp;
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Despite testing positive, Dockrell played the match against Sri Lanka on Sunday in Hobart.
According to ICC rules, a player who tests positive for Covid-19 can participate in a match but can't travel to the stadium with the team and other support staff.

RCB's&nbsp;Adam Zampa&nbsp;who has announced the decision to quit the ongoing IPL&nbsp;series,&nbsp;feels that this was the 'most vulnerable' bio-bubble he was put in. In an interview with Sydney's Morning Herald, the Australian cricketer&nbsp;revealed the various reasons which made him&nbsp;decide to return home.&nbsp;Zampa&nbsp;who wanted to put his mental health first said, that in India, layers were being told about the hygiene, but he felt they were the most vulnerable.&nbsp;Zampa&nbsp;said the UAE&nbsp;bio-bubble where IPL-13 was conducted felt safer. Both&nbsp;Zampa&nbsp;and&nbsp;Kane Richardson cited personal reasons for quitting IPL&nbsp;and&nbsp;flew back to Australia on Tuesday.

'Most vulnerable': Zampa reveals reasons behind decision to quit IPL 2021

A number of factors played a role for&nbsp;29-year-old RCB&nbsp;player&nbsp;Adam Zampa&nbsp;to quit the ongoing IPL&nbsp;tournament. Know more
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Zampa&nbsp;reveals&nbsp;reasons for quitting&nbsp;IPL 2021 'Most vulnerable bio-bubble I have been in' IPL&nbsp;13:&nbsp;Zampa&nbsp;felt UAE's&nbsp;bio bubble was safer Zampa&nbsp;wanted to put his mental health fist

RCB's&nbsp;Adam Zampa&nbsp;who has announced the decision to quit the ongoing IPL&nbsp;series,&nbsp;feels that this was the 'most vulnerable' bio-bubble he was put in. In an interview with Sydney's Morning Herald, the Australian cricketer&nbsp;revealed the various reasons which made him&nbsp;decide to return home.&nbsp;Zampa&nbsp;who wanted to put his mental health first said, that in India, layers were being told about the hygiene, but he felt they were the most vulnerable.&nbsp;Zampa&nbsp;said the UAE&nbsp;bio-bubble where IPL-13 was conducted felt safer. Both&nbsp;Zampa&nbsp;and&nbsp;Kane Richardson cited personal reasons for quitting IPL&nbsp;and&nbsp;flew back to Australia on Tuesday.

2 Australian cricketers Adam Zampa&nbsp;and Kane Richardson have left the Royal Challengers Bangalore camp and are heading home from the Indian Premier League. RCB in a statement said that it respects the decision of the players as they cited personal reasons to head back home. With a massive surge in Covid-19 cases, most countries across the world have put India on their no-fly list. There are also strict quarantine rules for those who travel back home from India as the nation registered over 3.5 lakh&nbsp;new cases of Covid-19 on Monday. In addition to Zampa&nbsp;and Richardson, Rajasthan&nbsp;Royals' Australian star Andrew Tye&nbsp;also&nbsp;decided to go back home due to personal reasons.&nbsp;

IPL: 2 Aussie stars head home from Royal Challengers Bangalore team

In addition to Zampa&nbsp;and Richardson, Rajasthan&nbsp;Royals' Australian star Andrew Tye&nbsp;also&nbsp;decided to go back home for personal reasons

2 Australian cricketers Adam Zampa&nbsp;and Kane Richardson have left the Royal Challengers Bangalore camp and are heading home from the Indian Premier League. RCB in a statement said that it respects the decision of the players as they cited personal reasons to head back home. With a massive surge in Covid-19 cases, most countries across the world have put India on their no-fly list. There are also strict quarantine rules for those who travel back home from India as the nation registered over 3.5 lakh&nbsp;new cases of Covid-19 on Monday. In addition to Zampa&nbsp;and Richardson, Rajasthan&nbsp;Royals' Australian star Andrew Tye&nbsp;also&nbsp;decided to go back home due to personal reasons.&nbsp;

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