South Africa vs India: Virat Kohli getting higher, I believe he can be match quickly, says Cheteshwar Pujara

South Africa vs India: Virat Kohli had been dominated out of the second Test with what the BCCI mentioned was a spasm in his higher again, resulting in KL Rahul captaining India within the second Test in Johannesburg. Kohli was dominated out with a again spasm. (AP Photo)HIGHLIGHTSKL Rahul grew to become India’s thirty fourth Test captainKohli led India to victory within the first Test in CenturionIndia are chasing a first-ever Test collection win in South AfricaIndia captain Virat Kohli has been doing effectively however the physio could have the ultimate say on to what extent he has recovered from the again spasm that stored him out of the continuing second Test towards South Africa, batter Cheteshwar Pujara has mentioned.

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) mentioned simply earlier than the beginning of play within the second Test on Monday that Kohli had been dominated out with a spasm on his higher again.”Officially, I can’t say much but yes, he is definitely getting better and I feel that he will be fit soon. The physio can answer this better and I am sure an update will come from the BCCI very soon,” Pujara instructed reporters on Wednesday.KL Rahul has led the aspect in Kohli’s place, turning into India’s thirty fourth Test captain. “Team India captain Mr Virat Kohli had a spasm on his upper back this morning. He won’t feature in the second Test against South Africa at The Wanderers. The BCCI medical team will be monitoring him during the course of this Test match. KL Rahul will captain the side in his absence. The All-India Senior Selection Committee has named Jasprit Bumrah as vice-captain for the 2nd Test,” the BCCI had mentioned in its assertion.Rahul had mentioned on the toss that he hopes Kohli can get well for the second Test. “Unfortunately Virat has had an upper back spasm, the physios are working on him and hopefully he’ll recover for the next Test,” he mentioned.Click right here for IndiaAt the moment.in’s full protection of the coronavirus pandemic.