Lucknow: Lucknow Supergiants left-arm fast bowlers Mohsin Khanwhich has returned. IPL After 14-15 months of rehabilitation after the injury, said that he could return because of the encouragement of his mother who passed away two months ago.He said, “The long injury lay-off pushed me into self-doubt, but my mother kept encouraging me during my recovery. When I was unavailable for competitive cricket, and after surgery during rehabilitation, I had many negative thoughts in my mind.”Go beyond limits with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!“I was wondering if I would ever play again because I was out for 14-15 months,” he said. But my mother always supported me and told me that I will play again.“My mother’s dream was to see me play IPL and competitive cricket again. I was in the LSG camp and had returned from Bengaluru, and he passed away on the same day,” Mohsin said.He said he was close to his mother and talked to her a lot on phone calls.“After his death, I was in shock. I didn’t practice for a month,” he said.On being retained by LSG despite his injury struggles, Mohsin admitted he did not expect it.He credited LSG’s physio Vibhu Daga, trainer Soham, and bowling coach Bharat Irwin for helping him regain fitness and rhythm.“I also practiced with Pacers. Muhammad Shami On his farm in Amroha. He has built a good gym and grounds in his farm. We discussed the nuances of bowling and told me about any shortcomings,” explained Mohsin.
