Sydney Sixers have been hit by a spate of wounds in the continuous Big Bash League 2021-22. Tom Curran will miss the whole season in light of a back physical issue and will get back to the United Kingdom. Steve O'Keefe has been precluded for the "present moment" while Ben Manenti has likewise been governed out of the competition subsequent to experiencing a neck pressure break. An inconvenient area of interest in the back has driven Curran away from the competition and head home for recovery. O'Keefe, in the interim, stressed his calf later the success over Melbourne Stars at MCG. "We value being a club and a group that accepts difficulties however to lose players of the type of Tom and Ben, and to have SOK uninvolved, would be a test for any group, and those folks aren't just supplanted," commander Moises Henriques said. "Here and there the field, each of the three of those folks assumes a huge part for ourselves as well as their quality around the group and abilities on the field will be remembered fondly by everyone in the gathering. Be that as it may, as far as we might be concerned, we generally hope to have 18-match prepared players in our crew and we consider it to be a chance for others inside our gathering." Henriques likewise focused on that there was no compelling reason to hit the signals for an emergency response particularly with a portion of the players returning. "We saw Ben Dwarshuis get back from injury this week, Jackson Bird isn't excessively far away and Sean Abbott is back later the introduction of his little girl, so there is no compelling reason to freeze," he called attention to. "There are folks like Lloyd Pope and Mickey Edwards who truly merit a chance, yet because of the strength of our rundown haven't had the option to get however many possibilities as they merit, so it will be an extraordinary little period for those folks to have a run of games." Sixers, who are on top of the table later three successes from four matches, "will investigate injury substitution player choices before very long".