New Delhi: India’s white-ball all-rounder Hardik Pandya will exit the BCCI Centre of Excellence (CoE) in the present day (November 29) after getting the Return to Play (RTP) clearance. He had spent 42 days on the facility in Bengaluru. The 32-year-old is now set to affix Krunal Pandya-led Baroda squad for the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy in Hyderabad and can play three fixtures on December 2, 4 and 6, respectively.As TimesofIndia.com had first reported, Hardik checked into CoE on October 14 for left quadricep damage evaluation and has been coaching continuous to prepare for the upcoming white-ball assignments. He had a brief break – round Diwali – through the rehabilitation however underwent rigorous coaching classes for 42 days beneath the watch of the specialists.

The preliminary plan for Hardik was to be prepared in time for the ODIs vs South Africa beginning November 30 however that was pushed again as the choice makers felt it will be splendid to ease him again into motion with the shortest format.Pandya has been away from motion for the reason that Asia Cup fixture vs Sri Lanka in September this yr and went on to overlook all the tour of Australia and the ODIs in opposition to South Africa. He continues to be a vital participant within the white-ball set-up and the administration desires him to be prepared for the T20 World Cup subsequent yr. The three T20 fixtures for Baroda will enable the all-rounder to get some essential sport time earlier than becoming a member of the staff for T20Is vs South Africa.The five-T20I collection begins on December 9 in Cuttack and culminates with the ultimate sport in Ahmedabad on December 19.