Jemimah Rodrigues Returns to Fitness After Three-Month Hamstring Recovery
· GlobeWire Daily Editorial Desk · Source: sportstar.thehindu.com

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Recovery Update
Indian batter Jemimah Rodrigues has officially returned to fitness following a rigorous three-month rehabilitation period. The 24-year-old had been sidelined after sustaining a high-grade tear in her right hamstring on August 3 while competing for the Southern Brave in The Hundred in England.
Impact on Selection
The injury proved significant, resulting in Rodrigues missing several major international assignments, including:
- The Women's Asia Cup
- The Asian Games
- India's recent white-ball series against Zimbabwe
Before the injury, Rodrigues had demonstrated strong form in The Hundred, accumulating 143 runs across six innings and securing two Player-of-the-Match awards. The setback occurred during a fixture against Welsh Fire, which was subsequently confirmed by the BCCI as a high-grade tear.
Future Prospects
Following her clearance, Rodrigues is now eligible for selection for India's upcoming multi-format tour of South Africa scheduled for December. Fans and team management can monitor official BCCI squad announcements on their social media channels or the board’s website to confirm her inclusion in the final touring party.
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