Hardik’s MRI shows no serious injury, should be available for quarter-finals

Bhubaneswar, Jan 17 (PTI) India mid-fielder Hardik Singh’s medical report does not show any serious injury to his hamstring and, though he is doubtful for the game against Wales on Thursday, he should be available for selection if the hosts qualify for the quarter-finals of the hockey World Cup, his team-mates said on Tuesday.

Hardik, who scored a brilliant goal from a solo effort against Spain in India’s opening match on January 13 at Rourkela, kicked a football with his right foot during training on Tuesday.

He had suffered the injury during the match against England on January 15 in Rourkela.

“He (Hardik) should be fine. His MRI was done and it’s alright. It was a small injury, his muscle stress was not that bad. He should be fine for the quarter-finals,” young striker Abhishek told

Source: PTI News

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