Following Mohammed Siraj’s delivery, Shubman Gill experienced an injury scare during Friday’s practice session prior to the first ODI against the West Indies, as it struck him on the elbow. The incident transpired during the nets at the Greenfield International Stadium in Thiruvananthapuram. Shubman Gill sustained an injury to his right elbow that necessitated treatment, which included bandaging.

Shubman Gill appeared to be in significant pain and required nearly 20 minutes of medical attention before returning to the nets for throwdowns. An official notification regarding the severity of the injury is anticipated. Gill’s absence from the opening ODI, which is scheduled for September 27, has not yet been confirmed.

India is preparing for the three-match ODI series against the West Indies. The squad is led by Shubman Gill, with Ravindra Jadeja serving as the vice-captain. The captain’s leadership during the preparation phase has been commended by bowling coach Morne Morkel.

Shubman Gill leadership is commended by his bowling instructor.

Morkel underscored the team management’s emphasis on fostering opportunities for junior members of the squad to engage with senior players. The coaching staff is of the opinion that this integration is essential for the development of the squad in anticipation of the series.

The West Indies arrive in the midst of financial restructuring.

The West Indies contingent had not yet commenced training as of Friday, despite their arrival in Thiruvananthapuram on September 23. Cricket West Indies (CWI) has implemented substantial financial restructuring measures, which present administrative obstacles for the visiting team.

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On September 30 and October 3, the second and third ODIs will be played in New Chandigarh and Guwahati, respectively.

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