Virender sehwag must be fit in time for the coming tour of England this year.

                              


[ Delhidaredevils captain or well- established Indian Batsman is now under shoulder operation and amis to join swiftly for the England tours after completing well-treatment.]

India’s destructive and extra-ordinary opener batsman Virender Sehwag, who endured from surgical treatment on his wounded shoulder in London previous week, is expected to be suitable for India's approaching the tour of England.

"I completely believe that I will able to play the series in England," Sehwag said Mid-Day. For this reason I closed to play the current Indian Premier League [IPL] in favor of Delhi Daredevils and hurried to London to treat my hurt shoulder recovered."

Sehwag selected the injury, a slap lesion or labrum (shoulder blade) tear, during the 2009 IPL, and did not play a single game during the World Twenty20 in England. He also could not join the one-day series in South Africa in January this year on account of the hurt. He was recognized well timely for the World Cup but did not bowl during India's victorious campaign. Sehwag played 11 games captaining Delhi Daredevils during the present IPL season but undertook the judgment to remove from the tournament to tolerate shoulder operation in England following his side's beating to Mumbai Indians on May 7.

The 32-years-old Sehwag was treated upon by Dr Andrew Wallace, whom he had discussed before in 2009. The London-based surgeon Wallace had also worked on world famous batsman Sachin Tendulkar's tennis elbow. "I will come again to London later six weeks for a health check," Sehwag told. "I must be well in six to eight weeks. Going by the rehabilitation program planned for me I must be all right. I am already feeling the disparity each day."

Sehwag was anticipated to get back to India late on Monday night. He has already been ruled out of India's tour of West Indies which is going to launch on June 4. India then go on to play four Tests and five ODIs in England, with the first Test commencement at Lord's on July 21.