Since making his first-class debut in 2017, Pucovski scored 2350 runs from 36 games, including 7 hundreds and 9 fifties.
A medical panel in 2022 discovered that the head injuries suffered by Will Pucovski were more likely related to stress or trauma responses and “not true concussions.”
Australia’s one-Test prodigy played his only international match against India during the Border-Gavaskar Trophy 2020-21.
Pucovski, who is playing for Victoria in the ongoing tournament, sustained this blow in the match against Tasmania on Sunday, March 3, adding to his long history with concussions.
Reportedly, the 10-day camp is part of a longstanding reciprocal deal between Cricket Australia and the MRF Pace Foundation in Chennai.
Pucovski could be irked at the turn of events which has prevented him from being back to competitive cricket for 7 months now.
With the aim of being 100% fit for the Ashes series against England later this year, Australian right-handed batsman Will Pucovski will undergo a shoulder reconstructive surgery next week. Will sustained an injury on his right shoulder while fielding in the third Test match against India in Sydney.