Shubman Gill has already missed the first two games against Australia and Afghanistan but there is a high chance of him making it to the playing XI for the marquee clash against the arch-rivals
The ongoing ODI World Cup has already seen ten centuries across the opening eight matches which have shaken up the top end of the MRF Tyres ICC Men's ODI Batting Rankings.
BCCI released an official statement to announce Gill's absence from the next game as he will remain in Chennai under the supervision of the medical team.
As expected, India are playing a three-pronged spin attack in Ravindra Jadeja, Kuldeep Yadav and local lad Ravichandran Ashwin on a pitch which is a little bit on the slower side and looks dry.
Raina cited the WC opener between defending champions England and New Zealand at Ahmedabad as an example, where Kiwis chased down 283 set by England with nine wickets in hand.
Gill is the leading run-getter in ODIs this year, scoring 1230 runs in 20 games. The medical team hasn't ruled him out yet. But we will be monitoring on a day-to-day basis