IPL 2025: Josh Hazelwood removes cricket news for RCB to hit his stridal concerns

Bengaluru: Australian Paer Josh Hazlewood is recently upset with injuries. He missed out on three trials against the tour of India and Sri Lanka and forced him to leave the Champions Trophy in February-March due to a calf tension before a hip injury. Even before these injuries, Royal Challengers Bangalore The IPL auction was scattered for Rs 12.5 crore for him.
The 34 -year -old has so far paid the management confidence with 12 scale at a strike rate of 12.41. Lanky pacer led to the tournament, whose rehabilitation and gym work is giving fruit, bowled 72 dot balls in seven matches. His control on the new ball has been impressive. The way he is running, there is an air of confidence in it.
Hazelwood, after the disadvantage of his team’s disappointing third straight home, which after a rain-hitting 14-over-a-side match after the disappointing third straight home loss of his team, after the disappointing third straight home loss of his team here, “I feel better on my run-up and crease, I have felt better as a tournament as a tournament.”
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He said, “I am still working on the rehabilitation side of things, but everything looks good and hopes will be like this,” he said.
Although Hazelwood (3–14) ended to lose on Friday, it was once again on money. Pacer, which has been highly effective in the powerplay, puts pressure with its disciplined approach. He reminds one of the all-time Australian Great Glenn McGrath, known for his accuracy and continuity.
To be fair, Hazelwood has also been helped with experienced Indian operator, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, a master craftsman and death with the new ball. ‘Bhuvi’ has taken eight wickets and both have a concrete partnership.
Hazelwood said, “Just to bowl with someone like Bhuvi, which is so long, so in the beginning and end, it’s much better than that.”