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October 7, 2011
Allrounder Suryakumar Yadav was allowed to return to Mumbai Indians team in front of the T20 Champions League semifinals after initially been blocked due to an injury. As a result, the Champions League withdrew the concession given to the Mumbai Indians to field five foreign players in each game, the franchise will adhere to the four foreigners who have permission from the other side.
Yadav was one of eight Indian players reported injured by the Indians in Mumbai, leaving them with only seven Indian players in their team. But Sept. 29, he played in a tournament for under 22 in Mumbai and scored 191 for Chandrakant Pandit XI against Dlip Vengsarkar XI. After the Champions League, said in a statement that, "Yadav had originally been replaced in the team due to injury but has recovered and has a lack of Mumbai Indian players in their team, it is now allowed to return to the group. "
Out of the Indians in Mumbai was reduced from 23 players, eight were declared Champions League - Yadav, Sachin Tendulkar, Rohit Sharma, Dhawal Kulkarni, Munafo Patel, Ali Murtaza, Aditya Tare and Pawan Suyal. This marked the final 14 team members have the same number of Indian and foreign players without a buffer to deal with potential damage to a player in India. The organizers will be followed by the Mumbai Indians in the five foreign players in their field cricket XI, while others change sides IPL still limited to four.
Muma Indians suffered a second attack during the tournament when South Africa wicketkeeper-batsman Davy Jacobs was ruled out after picking up a hip injury. When he was off the team and the return of Mumbai Indians Yadav has six Indian and eight foreign players.
Despite injury problems, the Mumbai Indians were the first team to make it through the semifinals, where they face Somerset on October 8 in Chennai.
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