Big question mark over Hasaranga and Chameera's participation at World Cup

Sri Lanka allrounder Wanindu Hasaranga may be out of the World Cup completely, and may even require surgery, after aggravating his hamstring tear over the past few days.

There is an unavoidable issue mark over Dushmantha Chameera's support too. The quick bowler is recuperating from a pectoral physical issue and can't bowl ten overs without uneasiness right now.

In the mean time, spinner Maheesh Theekshana, who stressed his hamstring in the Asia Cup match against Pakistan, is supposed to be fit in time for Sri Lanka's initial game at the World Cup, against South Africa on October 7.

The seat of SLC's clinical board of trustees, Arjuna de Silva, let ESPNcricinfo know that "restoratively it appears to be far-fetched that Wanindu will be fit" for a large part of the World Cup's term. "He got a grade 2 tear in the LPL, however he re-bothered it during recovery. It's presently a grade 3 tear. What likewise confounds the matter is that it is additionally a T-intersection hamstring injury."

Preceding his physical issue, Hasaranga had topped both batting and bowling diagrams in the LPL. He was viewed as key to Sri Lanka's Reality Cup trusts, and significant as far as the equilibrium of the side, however after the most recent misfortune, he is probably going to be out for 4 a month and a half least.

The selectors might in any case pick him with the expectation that he will be accessible towards the finish of the cooperative stage. However, clinical guidance is that such a move will be a huge gamble.

Chameera has begun bowling in the nets, however de Silva said picking him would likewise be a gamble. Chameera had first gotten the injury in front of the World Cup Qualifier in Zimbabwe, yet subsequent to recuperating from that, he re-harmed himself in the LPL in August. He had likewise missed the T20 World Cup in Australia last year with a lower leg injury.

Theekshana is as of now in recovery. His is likewise a grade 3 tear, yet as it doesn't include the T-intersection, de Silva is sure he ought to be good for the beginning of the World Cup.

Quicks Lahiru Kumara and Dilshan Madushanka, who missed the Asia Cup through injury, are currently basically back to full wellness, de Silva said. Kumara had been fighting with a repetitive side strain, while Madushanka had torn his diagonal muscle.

Sri Lanka are yet to name their Reality Cup crew yet are expected to withdraw for India on September 26.