Chennai Super Kings' designated death bowler Matheesha Pathirana will miss the initial stages of IPL 2024 with a hamstring injury. The 21-year-old Sri Lanka slinger sustained the injury during the second T20I against Bangladesh in Sylhet earlier this month, when he was unable to finish his spell. Cricket has discovered that Pathirana is probably going to be inaccessible for somewhere around fourteen days and will venture out to the IPL solely after getting leeway from SLC clinical staff. As of now, he is going through recovery at the elite presentation community in Colombo. With the T20 World Cup set to start on June 1 in the USA and the Caribbean, only days after the finish of the IPL, SLC need to painstakingly oversee Pathirana. Pathirana is the second Sri Lanka quick bowler uninvolved, with left-armer Dilshan Madushanka, who was because of make his IPL debut for Mumbai Indians, governed out of the whole IPL season. Pathirana's physical issue is a significant catastrophe for CSK, who are now without New Zealand opener Devon Conway, who has been sidelined until May with a thumb injury. Pathirana's economy pace of 8.00 at the demise (between overs 16 and 20) was awesome among bowlers who had bowled no less than 90 balls during this stage in IPL 2023. He additionally arose as the main wicket-taker during that stage, with 18 strikes in 12 innings. Pathirana's nonappearance might actually open up a space for Bangladesh left-arm seamer Mustafizur Rahman, who likewise works at the demise. Mustafizur had endured cramps, and a cot was expected to cart him away the field in the third ODI against Sri Lanka in Chattogram on Walk 18. Yet, he has since recuperated to join CSK in Chennai, and is accessible for the IPL 2024 opener against Imperial Challengers Bangalore on Walk 22. In the event that the Chepauk pitch is a turner, however, CSK likewise have the choice of remembering Moeen Ali for their group in front of Mustafizur, alongside Rachin Ravindra, Daryl Mitchell and Maheesh Theekshana. Dwayne Bravo, CSK's bowling trainer, had focused on the significance on death bowling ahead of the pack up to the competition. Shardul Thakur, who has gotten back to CSK after two seasons, is among their choices in Pathirana's nonattendance. "Passing bowling is my claim to fame. I trust that in T20s, [death overs] is a vital fragment of the game," Bravo had said at an occasion in Chennai last week. "It requires a ton of expertise, grit and arranging - from planning by and by to the games, match mindfulness, and circumstances. "You need to carry out it by and by and get these folks to put stock in way of thinking and work towards it. Last year, we had the best passing bowling crew, and we anticipate rehashing it… Shardul [Thakur] is likewise back, which gives more profundity. Having profundity in the squad is in every case great." In the mean time, CSK's assigned twist hitter Shivam Dube, who had missed the Ranji Prize knockouts with injury, has likewise connected up with his IPL side in the wake of finishing his recovery at the Public Cricket Foundation (NCA) in Bengaluru. CSK, the reigning champs, start their IPL 2024 mission with consecutive home games against Imperial Challengers (Walk 22) and Gujarat Titans (Walk 26).