Kanwar, the uncapped 26-year-old left-arm spinner, had played for Gujarat Giants in this year’s Women’s Premier League (WPL), snaring 10 wickets from eight matches at an economy of 7.13.

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Shreyanka, who has played 12 T20Is and three ODIs for India after making her debut in December 2023, had suffered a hairline fracture on the same hand during the WPL this year.

She had missed a few games for Royal Challengers Bengaluru but claimed 13 wickets–the  highest by any bowler–which included a four-wicket haul in the WPL final.

Shreyanka will be hoping to regain her fitness at the earliest with the Women’s T20 World Cup scheduled later in October in Bangladesh.

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