Lucknow: Lucknow Supergiants left-arm pacer Mohsin Khanwho has made a comeback intense pulsed light After 14-15 months of rehabilitation following the injury, he said he was able to return thanks to the motivation of his mother, who passed away two months ago.“The long layoff from the injury caused me to suffer from self-doubt, but my mother encouraged me throughout my recovery. Negative thoughts crossed my mind many times when I was unable to play cricket and after undergoing surgery during my recovery,” he said.Push boundaries with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!“I wondered if I would ever be able to play again as I had been out for 14-15 months. But my mother has been supporting me and told me that I will play again,” he said.“My mother’s dream was to see me play IPL and competitive cricket again. I was in the LSG camp, returning from Bengaluru, and she passed away on the same day,” Mohsin said.He said he had a close relationship with his mother and often spoke to her on the phone.“After she died, I was traumatized. I didn’t practice for a month,” he said.Despite being plagued by injuries, Mohsin was retained by LSG, something he admits he did not expect.He thanked LSG team doctor Vaibhav Daga, coach Soham and bowling coach Bharat Arun for helping him regain his fitness and rhythm.“I also practiced with pacer Mohammad Shami at his farm in Amroha. He built a good gym and sports field on his farm. We discussed the nuances of bowling and told me any shortcomings,” Mohsin explained.
