Chennai Super Kings pacer Deepak Chahar is set to miss first 50% of the forthcoming Indian Premier League because of a right quadriceps injury which he supported during the third and last T20 match against West Indies in Kolkata. As per BCCI sources, Chahar is probably going to be out for a considerable length of time. "Chahar is out for no less than about two months, and that implies he will miss half of IPL 2022," the BCCI source told PTI. The IPL 2022 beginnings on March 26 and CSK is as yet hanging tight for a last report from the National Cricket Academy (NCA) in Bengaluru where the pacer is recovering. Chahar was purchased by CSK for an incredible Rs 14 crore, which is the second most costly purchase in the current year's IPL closeout. The 29-year-old had supported a right quadriceps injury while playing in the last T20 against the West Indies in Kolkata on February 20 and was therefore administered out of the three-match T20 series against Sri Lanka, which India won 3-0. In his short worldwide vocation up to this point, Chahar has gotten 10 and 26 wickets from seven ODIs and 20 T20 matches individually. Descending the request, Chahar has additionally made significant commitments for India, hitting two fifties in ODIs with 69 not out being his most elevated score. The IPL 2022 is planned to be played in the country from March 26 till May 29.