The BCCI on Saturday (April 15) provided latest update on the respective back issues faced by India's key players Jasprit Bumrah and Shreyas Iyer.

The board gave the latest update on developments with the injuries to India's ace speedster and one of their middle-order incumbents. 

The BCCI confirmed that the surgery Bumrah underwent in New Zealand in early March was "successful" and that the cricketer is currently "pain-free". 

As per discussions between the specialist surgeon and the BCCI medical staff and NCA physios, it was advised that the pacer can restart his rehabilitation programme in six weeks' time. 

Jasprit Bumrah has now arrived at the NCA in Bangalore to go through the remaining process as he undergoes a long comeback trail, with the Indian team hoping their ace quick can get back in time for the 2023 World Cup in October-November.