RCB player was suffering from this painful disease for many years, was forced to play by taking injections

Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB)'s performance in the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025 has been very good so far. The team is in second place in the points table with 14 points in 10 matches and has almost confirmed its place in the playoffs. Meanwhile, the team's leg-spinner Suyash Sharma has publicly disclosed his fitness.

Suyash told that he was suffering from a serious problem of hernia for the last two years, and due to this he was constantly playing with pain. He thanked the RCB franchise and the team management for their excellent treatment during this difficult time.

Suyash said, "I had been suffering from a hernia for two years. I had become used to playing in pain. This problem was there since I was not even a part of RCB. But the team put their faith in me and sent me to London for surgery. They took full care of my every need. Now I am completely fit, and for this, I am very grateful to this franchise."

RCB shared a video on its official X (former Twitter) account on Thursday, in which Suyash talked in detail about his surgery and recovery.

He told, "I had three hernias, and the surgery was quite big. The doctors had said that I should play only after at least three to four matches. I did not even expect that I would be able to play the first match. But the team physio James Pipi took excellent care of me. He and his family treated me like their own and supported me. It is because of them that I was able to get fit so quickly."