Suryakumar Yadav has been managed down and out for a more drawn out period than anticipated, essentially for quite some time. Aside from being managed out of the rest of the Indian Premier League (IPL) season, he might actually pass up a couple of rounds of the South Africa series too. India play five Twenty20 Internationals against the Proteas at home from June 9 to 19 after the IPL closes on May 29. Sources inside the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) have uncovered that the center request hitter will be down and out for somewhere around a month. He got hit to his left side arm while taking a run during MI's match against Gujarat Titans on May 6. Next morning he awakened with an enlarged arm, which in the long run closed draperies for him for the IPL season. Mumbai Indians on Monday (May 9) made an announcement which read, "Suryakumar Yadav has supported a muscle burden on the left lower arm, and has been precluded for the season. He has been prompted rest, in counsel with the BCCI clinical group." It has been discovered that Suryakumar has not continued to the National Cricket Academy (NCA) in Bengaluru after the identification of his physical issue and will go through checks on Wednesday in Mumbai. Cricbuzz comprehends that a month's rest don't be guaranteed to mean Suryakumar will be all the way out of the South Africa series, which is being viewed as critical to India's groundwork for the T20 World Cup in October-November in Australia. He might be restrictively picked, subject clearly to achieving full wellness, yet a ton will rely upon when the determination board of trustees meeting happens. At this point there is no data on the date of the gathering, as most would consider to be normal to occur sooner than later.