Yash Dhul, who won the Under-19 World Cup under his captaincy, has undergone heart surgery. According to reports, Yash had a hole in his heart. However, now Yash is back on the cricket field and is playing for Central Delhi Kings in the Delhi Premier League. Speaking to a news agency, Yash's coach Rajesh Nagar said, “During the scan at the National Cricket Academy, it was revealed that Yash had a small hole in his heart. Due to which he had to undergo a surgery. It was not a major surgery. It took about 10 to 15 days for him to recover. “Some things have already happened,” said Yash Dhul after the match against East Delhi Raiders in the Delhi Premier League. I have returned recovered. It is taking some time but I am positive and will give 100 per cent to my game.” Yash's domestic career Yash Dhul, who plays domestic cricket for Delhi, has so far played 23 first class matches, 19 list A and 19 T20 matches. 40 first class In the innings he scored 1610 runs at an average of 44.72. During this period, he scored 5 centuries and 5 half-centuries, with the highest score being 200* runs. Apart from this, he scored 588 runs at an average of 49.00 in List A with 1 century and 2 runs. In the remaining 18 innings of T20, Yash scored 588 runs at an average of 127.27. Under the captaincy of Yash Dhul, India beat England by 4 wickets The team won the toss and were bowled out for 189 runs, as pacer Raj Bawa took 5 wickets and Ravi Kumar took 4 wickets, leading the team to 190 in 47.5 overs In this way, India won by 4 wickets after chasing the target of runs. India was the only unbeaten team in this tournament having won all their (6) matches. At the same time, England won five matches, while the team lost the sixth (final) match.
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