Mumbai Indians captain Rohit Sharma's hamstring injury has been snatching features since the time the Indian selectors chose to overlook him from the crews for the forthcoming visit through Australia. However, that has not deflected the opener and he is striving to be fit for the Australian arrangement, yet in addition to the business end of the Indian Premier League.

Sources aware of everything of improvements affirmed that while the MI captain won't be challenging Royal Challengers Bangalore at the Sheik Zayed Cricket Stadium on Wednesday, he has been dealing with his game and hamstring muscle to guarantee that he is back in the group soon.

"He has been training regularly. The day after the KXIP game was a rest day so there was anyway no training. But whenever the MI unit has trained, he has been there and while he slowly started with working on his leg, he has been hitting the nets now. In fact, before the last game, he also took throwdowns at the ground. He is clearly making an honest effort to regain full match fitness," the source told a news media organization.

Having harmed his hamstring during the twin Super Over experience against Kings XI Punjab on October 18, he has needed to pass on the last two games for MI. While Mumbai dominated the match against Chennai Super Kings by 10 wickets at the Sharjah Cricket Stadium, they lost to Rajasthan Royals by eight wickets on Sunday.

While MI are enjoying the good life at the highest point of the focuses table with 14 focuses from 11 games, what came as a major stun is that the Indian selectors while naming the crews from the Australia arrangement which begins on November 27 with the primary ODI at the Sydney Cricket Ground.

Despite the fact that according to reports public group physio Nitin Patel had educated the choice board of trustees - drove by Sunil Joshi - that Rohit would require 2-3 weeks to get fit, the selectors chose to exclude him from the group and added that his physical issue status would be checked by the BCCI clinical group.

This has shocked some as Rohit has just finished 10 of the 21 days that the clinical group anticipates that the restricted overs agent should take to recoup from the hamstring injury.