Recovering from a hamstring injury, Indian shuttler Ajay Jayaram has decided to pull out of the next two Super Series tournaments, which will be held in China and Hong Kong.
“It’s been a tough few months for me. I couldn’t play after the world championship because of an issue with the knee. I was having this issue before the world championship also. So I had to pull out of Korea and Japan and then Denmark and France,” Jayaram said. “I trained for two weeks ahead of the senior nationals but I pulled my hamstring during a match.
I did another MRI scan and the good thing is that it is not major. The underlying issue seems to be biomechanical one and will need extensive rehabilitation. So I had to pull out of China and Hong Kong as well.”
Jayaram had reached the finals of 2015 Korea Super Series. He has two Dutch Open titles in his kitty and finished runner-up on a couple of occasions in the tournament.