After a difficult two-year injury battle, Mayank Yadav is quietly rebuilding his body and bowling workload in Chandigarh. The tearaway quick is now consistently touching 150kph in training, with his team focusing on workload management and longer-format readiness. With the 2027 ODI World Cup in sight, the priority is staying fit and bowling long spells without losing pace.
With Mayank, the first thing was how we can gradually increase his workload. And once his workload hits the peak, how do we manage it at that level so that it does not come down?
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