India skipper Shubman Gill sustained a serious neck injury during the first Test against South Africa in Kolkata.

The India squad for the T20 World Cup is expected to remain largely unchanged, although Shubman Gill's return complicates team selection, impacting Sanju Samson's position. Key players like Suryakumar Yadav,

India’s ODI series vs South Africa starts on November 30 while the T20Is begin on December 9 and shall end on December 19. As far as the ODIs are concerned, neither India’s skipper nor vice-captain shall play.

Gill had taken over the ODI captaincy last month after the selectors ended Rohit Sharma ’s tenure and entrusted the 25-year-old with a long-term vision ahead of the 2027 World Cup. He was expected to resume the role against South Africa at home,

India are set to host South Africa in a white-ball series following the ongoing Test. The white-ball series includes 3 ODIs and 5 T20Is. The Ajit Agarkar-headed selection committee announced the ODI squad on Sunday (November 23).

KOLKATA-India’s Test skipper Shubman Gill has been released from the Kolkata hospital where he was treated for a neck spasm suffered during the opening Test against South Africa. Despite being discharged,

Shubman Gill has been ruled out of the 2nd Test in Guwahati due to a sudden neck injury. Learn what happened, why he isn’t playing, who will replace him, and his health update in this detailed report.

Shubman Gill's absence is set to be a long one, with the Indian Test and ODI captain unlikely to play any more cricket in 2025. The 26-year-old is reportedly suffering from a nerve injury. Gill is also India's vice-captain in T20Is and a key part of the T20 World Cup plans.

Shubman Gill's remarkable cricket journey began on his family's Punjab farm, guided by his father Lakhwinder, who instilled discipline through early m