IND vs SA: Shubman Gill Retires Hurt in First Test with Neck Injury
Indian captain Shubman Gill was forced to retire hurt during the opening Test against South Africa after sustaining a neck sprain. The injury occurred early in the match, with Gill facing just three deliveries before he had to leave the field for treatment.
Team medical staff attended to the captain immediately, and the severity of the sprain is being closely monitored. Gill’s absence is a significant blow to the Indian batting lineup, given his role as both captain and a key top-order batsman. The team management is assessing options to manage the situation, including potential adjustments to the batting order and fielding positions.
Despite the setback, the Indian side remains focused on maintaining momentum in the opening Test. Fans and experts alike are watching closely for updates on Gill’s fitness, which will determine his availability for the remainder of the match and the series.
IND vs SA: Shubman Gill Retires Hurt in First Test with Neck Injury
