Good News For Kings XI Punjab Fans: Chris Gayle Recovers From Stomach Infection, Probably Playing Against Royal Challengers Bangalore

Kings XI Punjab's opening batsman Chris Gayle has recuperated from stomach infection and subsequently, he is probably going to play the up and coming Indian Premier League 2020 match against Royal Challengers Bangalore. Kings XI Punjab and Royal Challengers Bangalore are scheduled to bolt horns against one another on Thursday, October 15 at the Sharjah Cricket Stadium. "In an energizing advancement that makes certain to amuse Kings XI Punjab fans everywhere on the world, the star opening batsman Chris Gayle is back on the preparation ground, having recouped from his stomach bug," Kings XI Punjab posted on their official site.

Gayle had endured a stomach disease and therefore, he was precluded from matches against Sunrisers Hyderabad and Kolkata Knight Riders.

The left-hand batsman was likewise admitted to the medical clinic, yet he has now recuperated and is as of now preparing with the group.

Kings XI Punjab lead trainer Anil Kumble had said that they were hoping to play Universe Boss Chris Gayle against SunRisers Hyderabad before a stomach bug hit him.

Gayle was again absent during KXIP's down against Kolkata Knight Riders in Abu Dhabi on Saturday. In any case, not long after the game, he posted a video from a medical clinic room.

Taking to Instagram, Gayle posted a video from an emergency clinic room and expressed: "The struggle is real...Jah Jah."



There has been plenty of inquiries around Gayle's situation in the KXIP outfit via web-based media and in the event that he would get a game. Also, Kumble uncovered in an association with the host telecasters during the SRH innings on Thursday at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium that Gayle was very of the arrangement for the game.

"Gayle was going to play today, but he is down with food poisoning," Kumble had uncovered.

Kings XI Punjab is right now at the lower part of the IPL 2020 standings with only two focuses from seven matches.

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