India wicketkeeper-player Sanju Samson has gone through a medical procedure on his finger, however is supposed to be fit in time for the IPL, where he will lead Rajasthan Royals (RR). It is perceived that Samson will require something like a month to recuperate after his medical procedure occurred on Tuesday. That gives him enough time for be prepared for the IPL, which will begin in the Walk 21-22-23 end of the week. Samson got the injury during the fifth T20I against Britain prior this month when he was hit by a Jofra Toxophilite conveyance from the get-go in the game. Samson scored 16 off seven and was subsequently subbed out in light of the injury and Dhruv Jurel kept wickets in his place; he proceeded to take three gets in India's monstrous 150-run win. The injury constrained Samson miss Kerala's quarter-last in the Ranji Prize, against Jammu and Kashmir in Pune from February 8. Samson didn't have an extraordinary T20I series against Britain, scoring only 51 runs in five games to average 10.20, while striking at 118.60. He last played an ODI in December 2023 - when he scored hundred years against South Africa - and after India played only three ODIs in 2024, he was avoided with regard to Kerala's one-day crew in the Vijay Hazare Prize after he neglected to appear for their preliminary camp leading the pack up to the competition. Samson's next task will be driving RR in IPL 2025. RR made the end of the season games under his captaincy last season yet were beaten by Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) in the subsequent Qualifier.