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On Saturday, Shubman came out to bat, but after playing 3 balls, he left the field holding his neck due to pain.

Indian captain Shubman Gill has been admitted to Woodlands Hospital in Kolkata on Saturday evening. He left his innings midway due to neck spasm in the first Test against South Africa at the Eden Gardens Stadium. Then he did not come out to bat. Gill will be kept under observation overnight.

In such a situation, there is doubt over Shubman’s playing on the third day of the match on Sunday. Rishabh Pant will captain in his place. According to team sources, the final decision regarding captain Shubman’s playing career will be taken after receiving the medical update on Sunday morning.

Before the match in the morning, Shubman was seen doing neck exercises with the medical staff. Gill suffered from a stiff neck during the home Test series against New Zealand last year.

Gill opened the account with a four, then held his neck

Shubman swept the ball and then immediately held his neck, groaning in pain.

Captain Gill came out to bat in the 35th over after the dismissal of Washington Sundar. As soon as he came on the field, he opened his account by hitting a four on the ball of Simon Harmer, but while trying to play a sweep on the third ball, he suffered a problem in his neck.

After this the physio came and Gill went out of the field with him. He could score only 4 runs in the Indian innings. He was taken from the stadium to a private hospital for scans. During this time he was seen wearing a neck brace. While leaving Eden, he was accompanied by the team doctor and contact officer.

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BCCI gave Gill’s health update in the afternoon. The board had said that Gill has a neck cramp and the medical team is monitoring him. The decision on his playing on Sunday will be taken based on his progress.

Bowling coach said- Gill is very fit, takes care of himself After the day’s play, Indian bowling coach Morne Morkel called Gill’s injury unfortunate. While talking to the journalists, Morkel said- Gill is a very fit player, he takes very good care of himself. This morning he woke up with a stiff neck and that condition continued throughout the day.

Morkel said- Today was very important for us from the match point of view. We needed another partnership with Gill’s batting, but the timing was bad today.

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