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Home / Sports / Shubman Gill Faces Extended Layoff After Injury

Shubman Gill Faces Extended Layoff After Injury

24 Nov

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Summary

  • Shubman Gill sustained a neck injury in Kolkata, likely missing the rest of 2025.
  • He was taken off the field on a stretcher and consulted a spinal specialist.
  • His return is anticipated for early January, possibly missing upcoming series.
Shubman Gill Faces Extended Layoff After Injury

Shubman Gill is reportedly facing an extended period away from cricket, with his 2025 season potentially concluded following a significant neck injury. The incident occurred in Kolkata during the first India-South Africa Test, where Gill was batting and had to retire hurt after just three balls, later being stretchered off the field. His condition is now understood to be more serious than initially thought, with a potential nerve injury being managed with an injection.

The Indian captain underwent further medical assessment in Mumbai with spinal specialist Dr. Abhay Nene, and the findings have been communicated to the BCCI chief selector. Despite wearing a neck brace, Gill initially travelled with the squad but was ruled out of the second Test. Team management is prioritizing his full recovery over a rushed return, especially with the T20 World Cup scheduled for early 2026.

Gill is unlikely to be fit for the upcoming five-match T20I series against South Africa or the subsequent three ODIs. His return to competitive cricket is now anticipated for early January, potentially during the New Zealand series. Before rehabilitation can begin, a period of complete rest is mandated for the player.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
Shubman Gill is expected to return to cricket in early January, potentially missing the rest of 2025.
Shubman Gill sustained a neck injury, possibly involving nerves, during the Test match in Kolkata.
It is unlikely that Shubman Gill will play in the upcoming T20I or ODI series against South Africa due to his injury.

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