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Jasprit Bumrah to Washington Sundar: 5 top India cricketers recently ruled out of cricket due to injuries

In these collection of pictures, we take a look at list of top India cricketers ruled out of international cricket due to injuries. From Jasprit Bumrah to Washington Sundar to Harshit Rana.

By Devadyuti Das | Updated: August 3, 2026 11:57 AM IST

Jasprit Bumrah to Washington Sundar: 5 top India cricketers recently ruled out of cricket due to injuries

In these collection of pictures, we take a look at list of top India cricketers ruled out of international cricket due to injuries. From Jasprit Bumrah to Washington Sundar to Harshit Rana.

1. Jasprit Bumrah

1. Jasprit Bumrah: Team India pacer has been ruled out of two-match Test series vs Sri Lanka due to left knee injury.

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Jasprit Bumrah had returned to international cricket last month

Jasprit Bumrah had returned to international cricket last month in three-match ODI series vs England. Bumrah suffered an impact injury in 2nd ODI in Cardiff which ruled him out of 3rd ODI vs Lord's.

2. Washington Sundar

2. Washington Sundar: The all-rounder is also ruled out of Test series vs Sri Lanka due to hamstring injury.

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Washington Sundar injured his hamstring vs England

Washington Sundar injured his hamstring vs England in the three match ODI series last month.

3. Harshit Rana

3. Harshit Rana: The Kolkata Knight Riders pacer is also out of cricket due to hamstring injury. Rana made his international comeback from knee surgery in June after missing the entire IPL 2026 season.

4. Nitish Kumar Reddy

4. Nitish Kumar Reddy: The Sunrisers Hyderabad all-rounder has been ruled out of cricket due to a serious quadriceps injury. He had last played for India in ODI series vs Afghanistan in June.

5. Varun Chakravarthy

5. Varun Chakravarthy: The Team India off-spinner has been out of action since June with a hamstring injury that he suffered in 3rd T20I vs England.