Gurnoor Brar Walks Off The Field With Injury In IND vs WI 3rd ODI

Gurnoor Brar walked off the field [Source: screengrab/x]Indian fast bowler Gurnoor Brar seems to be suffering from an injury concern in the middle of the India vs West Indies third ODI match in Mullanpur. The fast bowler even walked off the field at the start of his sixth over, during the 25th over of the West Indies run chase.At that point, Brar had already delivered 5.1 overs, conceding 38 runs in the process without picking up a wicket.Gurnoor Brar walks off as injury concern plagues fast bowlerPlaying his third straight ODI of the series against West Indies, Gurnoor Brar bowled just 5.1 overs before walking off the field.Getting tasked to bowl the 25th over of the West Indies innings, the cricketer broke down after just one delivery before getting mobbed by his concerned teammates. The Indian medical staff also rushed on to the field at the Mullanpur Cricket Stadium, with the speedster indicating pain around his ankle.Also Read- Watch - Rohit Sharma Bursts Into Laughter After Wild Throw Nearly Hits Mohammed SirajFollowing Brar’s unexpected exit, Indian all-rounder Nitish Kumar Reddy completed the remainder of the over against West Indies captain Shai Hope and fellow unbeaten batter Sherfane Rutherford at 173-2.As per latest update, Gurnoor Brar had stopped after bowling the first ball of his sixth over as he felt some discomfort on his left calf. It remains to be seen at what point will the fast bowler return to the field as Team India eyes a 3-0 sweep over the visitors.Troubling signs for Brar in his early ODI careerApart from walking off the field in the middle of the India vs West Indies 3rd ODI match on October 3 in Mullanpur, Gurnoor Brar is also undergoing a below-par series with the ball.The cricketer made his international debut for Team India just a couple of months ago during their home ODI series against Afghanistan. After picking up seven wickets in just three innings of the series at an exceptional bowling average of 19.42, Brar failed to re-create his magic in the subsequent ODI tour of England.The 26-year-old picked up four wickets in three innings of the series, albeit at an expensive bowling average of 56.25.Also averaging close to 100 in the ongoing high-scoring ODI series against the West Indies, it is imperative for Brar to come up clutch for India upon his return from injury.Also Read- KL Rahul Breaks Rahul Dravid's Long-Standing Record With Career Best Innings