World Cup: Shubman Gill 'under the weather' before game against Australia

 India opener Shubman Gill will be tried in the future on Friday before a last approach his accessibility is taken.

Shubman Gill's accessibility for India's Reality Cup opener is in uncertainty because of high fever. The 24-year-old opener was the main player who didn't go to their three-hour practice meeting at Chepauk on Thursday evening.

India's Shubman Gill is a dicey starter for the Australia game.(AFP)

It is perceived that Gill will be tried on Friday for dengue before an approach his support for the game against Australia is taken.

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"He's sickly, the clinical group is intently checking him. We are trusting he gets better soon. We should look out for additional updates from the clinical group," a BCCI official said.

On the off chance that Gill isn't accessible for choice, Ishan Kashan - he is right now jarring for a centre request spot - is probably going to open the batting close by captain Rohit Sharma. While he has batted in all situations from No. 1 to 5 in ODI cricket, he's a characteristic fit as a going after opening player. His most noteworthy score in the configuration - 210 against Bangladesh in December 2022 - came at the highest point of the request. In India's instructional meeting on Thursday, Kashan was among quick to make a beeline for the nets for a batting stretch, close by Jaspreet Bumrha and R Ashwin in neighboring nets.

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Gill's possible nonappearance is a blow for India regardless. He's the most elevated run-getter in ODIs this year with 1230 runs in 20 matches including five centuries, one of which was a twofold ton against New Zealand in January. Playing his most memorable ODI World Cup, Gill is basic to India's mission. "He is, at the present time, bold. He is in great structure. He can be the unique advantage. He can break the shackles. At the point when someone is daring and in great structure, he is certainly strategically positioned to dominate matches for India. That is the very thing I'm searching for from him," previous India all-rounder Yuvraj Singh said of Gill in a new meeting.