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Shubman Gill has been admitted to a hospital in Kolkata. Gill has severe neck pain and is admitted there. Indian captain Shubman Gill’s participation in the first Test against South Africa is still uncertain. Because on the second day on Saturday, he retired Hurt after suffering a neck spasm while trying to slog sweep a Simon Harmer delivery at the Eden Gardens stadium in Kolkata.

Shubman Gill played just three balls before being ruled out due to injury. He scored four runs. He hit Harmer over backward square leg for a four, but suffered a neck spasm in the process. Physios rushed to the field but the star batsman had to retire with hurt. The incident happened in the 35th over after the drinks break. But the situation became more alarming when he was seen being carried with a collar around his neck, raising further concerns about the severity of the injury.

“We need to find out how he got the neck spasm,” Indian team assistant coach Morne Morkel said. Gill has been playing consistently across all formats since captaining the team in the Test series in England earlier this year. He joined the team here after the white-ball series in Australia and took part in the first practice session on Tuesday.

Terming the timing as unfortunate, Morkel said, “Gill is very healthy and takes good care of himself. It’s unfortunate that he suffered a neck spasm in the morning. We needed a good partnership from him at that time. The timing was bad.” will go

India’s first innings against South Africa ended on the second day. India scored 189 in the first innings and took a narrow 30-run lead over South Africa. Indian captain Shubman Gill was injured while batting and retired hurt. He was unable to get going, leading to India’s first innings ending with nine wickets to spare. South Africa scored 159 runs in the first innings.

For India, KL Rahul scored 39 runs, while Washington Sundar scored 29 runs. Rahul and Washington shared a half-century partnership for the second wicket. For India, Rishabh Pant scored 27, Ravindra Jadeja scored 27, Akshar Patel scored 14, Dhruv Jurrell scored 14, Yashaswi Jaiswal scored 12, Kuldeep Yadav scored 1, Mohammad Siraj scored 1 and Jasprit Bumrah scored 1 run. Meanwhile, Gill was retired hurt after scoring four runs. Simon Harmer took four wickets for South Africa, while Marco Jansen took three wickets. Keshav Maharaj and Corbin Bosh took one wicket each.