Rohit Sharma, the Mumbai Indians (MI) captain, is set to undergo scans to evaluate a hamstring injury he sustained during a recent match against Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) on April 12. In that match, Rohit batted for 12 balls, scoring 19 runs before calling for medical assistance and retiring hurt. His participation in MI's next match against the Punjab Kings on April 16 remains uncertain, pending the scan results. MI teammate Sherfane Rutherford expressed uncertainty about the injury's severity, indicating it might be a hamstring issue. Hamstring injuries are common in cricket, often occurring during sprints or sudden accelerations. They are classified into three grades, with recovery times ranging from one week for mild strains to six months for severe ruptures. The scans will help determine the exact nature of Rohit's injury and the necessary recovery plan.