Yash Dhull, the former captain of India's U19 cricket team, is making a cautious return to competitive play in the Delhi Premier League after undergoing heart surgery earlier this year for a congenital condition discovered during a routine check-up at the National Cricket Academy. After surgery, which was deemed necessary for his long-term health, Dhull has received a fitness certificate from the NCA and has the Board of Control for Cricket in India monitoring his progress. Despite his determination to give 100% to his game, his performance has been lackluster, with only 93 runs in five innings at an average below 20. Dhull began the DPL season as captain of Central Delhi Kings but has since stepped down, showcasing his struggles with form and fitness. He expressed positivity about his recovery but acknowledged that it is taking time to return to peak performance. As he continues to navigate his comeback, Dhull hopes to re-establish himself in the domestic cricket circuit.