India still waiting on Hardik Pandya's fitness

India are hoping to get further clarity on Hardik Pandya's fitness over the next few days, ahead of their match against Sri Lanka in Mumbai on November 2. Pandya has missed two games - against New Zealand and Britain - subsequent to harming tendons in his left lower leg, which he fell on clumsily in the center of an over during the match against Bangladesh in Pune on October 19. "The clinical group is taking a gander at that and are a lot of in contact with Hardik and the NCA [National Cricket Academy] too," India's bowling trainer Paras Mhambrey said following their 6th successive win On the planet Cup, beating Britain by 100 runs, on Sunday. "We're wanting to get an update in two or three days. Be that as it may, we'll see." To supplant Hardik, who gives equilibrium to the side as an allrounder, India rolled out two improvements to their XI - getting Mohammed Shami and Suryakumar Yadav, and leaving out Shardul Thakur. Shami has succeeded since his re-visitation of the group, taking five wickets against New Zealand and 4 for 22 from seven overs against Britain. India are practically 100% not to rush Hardik back in aside. In addition to the fact that they practically qualified for have the semi-finals as of now, however they keep on winning serenely in his nonattendance. After their match against Sri Lanka on November 2, India's next match is against South Africa in Kolkata on November 5.