Sophie Cunningham and Caitlin Clark share playful social media banter amid injury recovery

Impressing her fans both on and off the court is nothing new to Sophie Cunningham. She recently did the same as she lit up Instagram with her most recent post. Shortly after that, the gorgeous old photo went viral because of the post's stunning look and caption.

Meanwhile, Caitlin Clark, her teammate and captain of the Indiana Fever, rushed to the comment section to compliment Soph shortly after she posted the photo.

Sophie Cunningham shares stunning throwback post as Caitlin Clark joins in playful banter

Sophie Cunningham surprised teammate Caitlin Clark on Monday with a stunning Instagram photo. The Indiana Fever captain also left a surprising comment on Sophie's picture, which started a friendly banter between them. Sophie Cunningham uploaded the stunning picture on Instagram alongside a truck, all dressed out in boots and a cowboy hat.She wrote in the caption:“Back when my knee was healthy.”

She is currently recovering from the knee surgery after she missed the rest of the season due to the severe injury. Meanwhile, the star WNBA player wrote "Jeez Sophie… Can't like this" in response to the picture. Then her team member replied, "Wanna buy a truck? I can get you a good deal.”As she recovers from knee surgery, the post highlights not just her beauty and sense of style but also her positive outlook despite hardship. Meanwhile, individuals have noticed Sophie Cunningham's Instagram post, with numerous people inquiring as to how she's doing after her knee injury.On the other hand, her banter with Caitlin Clark showed how tight they were both on and off the court.

Indiana Fever’s Sophie Cunningham ruled out for season after severe knee injury

This off-season, Sophie Cunningham was traded to the Indiana Fever from the Phoenix Mercury. Before the knee injury, she was averaging 8.6 points, 3.5 rebounds, and 1.2 assists per game. After a season-ending knee injury, the Indiana Fever star is now out. Since she was traded to the team this past winter, the two stars have been friends.

On the other hand, unfortunately, the Indiana Fever's star will not be playing in her team's postseason run because of the season-ending injury. She was not diagnosed until later, despite the fact that the injury was serious at the time it happened. After she left the court that day, it was announced that she would not be returning to finish the game.After the game was over, Stephanie White, the coach, talked about "the way that she fell and how she was holding herself and how much pain she was in." However, the team representatives did not elaborate on the situation.Also read: Sophie Cunningham turns heads with throwback photo amidst surgery recovery