Seasoned defensive gamer Ignace Tirkey's rearfoot strain and celebrity mid-fielder Sardara Singh's damaged leg has left the Native indian hockey group control worried before Olympic Games starting September 27.
Injuries continual by celebrity midfielder Sardara, by far the most outstanding Native indian gamer these days, and defensive gamer Ignace during the practice suits in Spain have kept the duo away from the pitch for an entire weeks time.
The crew's medical staff is working extra time to help Sardara returning on his feet after a smashing blow on his leg from near variety.
Ignace's rearfoot strain nearly saw Native indian lose the most experienced gamer in the group, but after per weeks time of limping, he stepped returning on to the pitch for a work out last evening, to the delight of the fellow gamers.
"We had a bad time with these two key gamers damaged, but luckily they have shown excellent signs of restoration and should be returning fit before our first Olympic Games outing," coach Michael Nobbs told PTI.
Nobbs said Sardara was unfortunate to have been hit on the leg from very near variety during India's first go with of the Spanish trip, after which he did not feature in any game.
Ignace, on the other hand, had to sit out of three suits after spraining his rearfoot in a go with against South African-american during the European trip before arriving in London.
"These two gamers have an important role to play for Native indian and we were obviously concerned with the accidents, but they are getting returning into form," said Nobbs.
Their workout will be increased gradually as Native indian move closer to their opening go with against multiple Olympic winners The Holland on September 30. The group control is heaving a sigh of relief watching the restoration of the key cogs in the Native indian group.
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