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Hassan Ali undergoes surgery during LPL 2023

Hassan Ali played five LPL matches and picked up eight wickets at an average of 16.12 and economy of 6.78

Hassan Ali undergoes surgery during LPL 2023 PHOTO: File

Pakistan fast bowler, Hassan Ali, faced a major setback as he underwent surgery following a finger injury. 

Representing Dambulla Aura in the tournament, Ali's unfortunate injury occurred during a crucial playoff match against the Galle Titans, putting an end to his participation in the tournament.

Ali took to the social media platform X, to share the distressing news with his fans. He confirmed about the finger injury sustained during the aforementioned match, which led to his subsequent surgery. 

"Saddened to share that I suffered a finger injury during our qualifier yesterday and had to go through a surgery for it. A pretty unfortunate end to a great tournament for me personally however will like to look at the positives and thank my team management and medical staff for looking after me. Big thank you to all the fans for supporting me and would now request you all to pray for my recovery," he tweeted.

 

Saddened to share that I suffered a finger injury during our qualifier yesterday and had to go through a surgery for it. A pretty unfortunate end to a great tournament for me personally however will like to look at the positives and thank my team management and medical staff for…

— Hassan Ali 🇵🇰 (@RealHa55an) August 18, 2023

 

In the first match of the playoff round, Dambulla Aura emerged victorious by defeating the Galle Titans, securing their spot in the final of the tournament. 

Opting to bat first, Galle Titans were dismissed as they scored 146 runs in the first innings.

Despite nursing an injury, the 29-year-old displayed remarkable skill and determination. He bowled exceptionally well, completing a three-over spell in which he conceded 28 runs and successfully dismissed Tabraiz Shamsi (0).

When it was Dambulla Aura's turn to chase the target, they did so with ease, losing only four wickets and with two balls remaining.