Everyone at the Gujarat Titans camp is smiling a little wider after the massive news. Sai Sudharsan has finally returned after his painful rib injury. This blow kept him away from cricket for a while.

The star opener has healed his injury and looks sharp in training. Seeing him out there is a big deal for this team heading into IPL 2026.
The Injury That Worried Everyone
Nobody wanted to see Sai go down the way he did. He was playing for Tamil Nadu in a VHT game in Ahmedabad. While diving to complete a run, he fractured the anterior cortex of his seventh right rib.
It was a nasty injury at a really bad time of year. He headed straight to the BCCI’s Centre of Excellence in Bengaluru to begin recovery.
Weeks of work followed, but he stayed patient and did things the right way. His injury recovery is now fully behind him, and that is all that matters.
GT Mean Business at Their Pre-Season Camp
Walk into the Gujarat Titans camp right now and you feel the energy immediately. Ashish Nehra is running tight sessions at the Miraj International Cricket Stadium in Nathdwara. Assistant coach Parthiv Patel is right there alongside him. They are keeping things sharp every single day.
Shubman Gill and Sudharsan are training together again, which is a sight fans love. That opening partnership is something special. Both players know exactly what they bring. The Gujarat Titans look like a squad that has unfinished business heading into IPL 2026.
New Signings Have Made in the Auction
Five new players walked through the door after the mini auction last December. Jason Holder brings serious all-round experience from the highest level of the game. Tom Banton adds a spark behind the stumps and can hurt any bowling attack early.
Ashok Sharma, Luke Wood, and Prithvi Raj make the pace department look a lot more threatening. Mix that with stars like Jos Buttler, Rashid Khan, Kagiso Rabada, and Glenn Phillips and you have something special. With Sudharsan’s injury recovery done, the Gujarat Titans look like genuine title contenders for IPL 2026.











