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Ayush Mhatre Ruled Out Of IPL 2026: Chennai Super Kings have suffered a huge setback during IPL 2026. The team’s infield batsman Ayush Mhatre is out of the tournament due to injury. The franchise has shared this information officially through social media. Mhatre had a hamstring problem in the last match. After which he is now out of the remaining matches.

Ayush Mhatre suffered this injury while batting during the match against Sunrisers Hyderabad on April 18, when he felt discomfort in his left hamstring. After this his batting was affected and he had to struggle a lot on the field. This season, Mhatre has consistently performed brilliantly for Chennai Super Kings in the first six matches, batting at number 3. His form was considered very important for the team, but now his exit can have a big impact on the middle order.

CSK gave information on social media

Chennai Super Kings gave this information while making an official announcement on social media. Ayush Mhatre has been ruled out of the remaining matches of IPL 2026 due to a left hamstring injury he suffered while batting during the match against Sunrisers Hyderabad on April 18. Ayush’s injury will require a rehabilitation period of 6-12 weeks. We pray for Ayush’s speedy recovery.

Chennai Super Kings Ayush Mhatre’s exit due to injury is being considered a big blow for Mumbai, because this right-handed batsman from Mumbai had shown excellent form in the current season. In the first six matches of IPL 2026, he scored a total of 201 runs, which included consistently impressive innings. In the matches played at MA Chidambaram Stadium, he played against Punjab Kings and Delhi Capitals Had given a strong start to the team by playing important innings of 73 and 59 runs respectively against. His consistency was becoming the backbone of CSK’s top order.

Urvil Patel may get a chance

Now after his exit, the team will have to change the batting combination. Potentially, Urvil Patel can be given the responsibility at number 3 in his place, who will try to handle the team’s innings in the remaining matches.