Shubman Gill misses Sri Lanka warm-up after finger injury

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Why is Shubman Gill not playing for India in practice match against Sri Lanka XI?

India captain Shubman Gill missed the first day of the three-day warm-up match against Sri Lanka Cricket XI in Colombo on Friday after injuring his right ring finger during practice on Thursday.…

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India captain Shubman Gill missed the first day of the three-day warm-up match against Sri Lanka Cricket XI in Colombo on Friday after injuring his right ring finger during practice on Thursday. The BCCI said the injury was an impact injury and that Gill would sit out as a precaution. Vice-captain KL Rahul led India at the toss after Sri Lanka XI chose to bat first. The BCCI Medical Team is monitoring Gill’s progress. India are preparing for a two-Test series, beginning in Galle on August 15, with the second Test scheduled in Colombo from August 23.

Shubman Gill misses Sri Lanka warm-up after finger injury

The Indian Opinion

The alarmist reading that Gill’s absence signals a serious setback is unsupported by the BCCI’s description of a precautionary decision. The opposite claim, that every finger injury is harmless, is just as careless. India also need to manage Jasprit Bumrah’s knee issue, making fitness updates important before the Tests. The practical measure is simple: does Gill return for the next day of the tour game and the opening Test in Galle?


Sources (4): sportstar.thehindu.com, sports.ndtv.com, rediff.com, cricinfo.com

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