Shubman Gill Health: Shubman Gill discharged from hospital, may stay out of match against Pakistan

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India’s opening batsman suffering from dengue Shubhman Gill (Shubman Gill) was admitted to the hospital in Chennai due to his platelet count falling below one lakh and has been discharged, although his playing against Pakistan on October 14 in Ahmedabad is doubtful. Gill was admitted to the hospital on Sunday night after his platelet count dropped. He could not play the first match against Australia on October 8.

Gill is infected with dengue, platelet count has fallen to 70000.

Gill was found infected with dengue after coming to Chennai last week. He did not play the first match against Australia and will not be able to play India’s second match against Afghanistan on Wednesday. A BCCI source said, Shubman Gill was being given a drip at the team hotel in Chennai but his platelets had fallen to 70,000. Once the platelet count goes below one lakh, it is necessary to be admitted to the hospital. All his tests were done on Sunday night and he was discharged on Monday evening. Dengue weakens the body and it takes time to recover from it. For a common man, platelets should be between 1.5 to 4.5 lakhs.

Captain Rohit Sharma said, it is priority for Gill to recover soon.

Indian captain Rohit Sharma has also said that his priority is to see that Gill recovers quickly. He had said before the match against Australia, I feel bad for him. I am a human being first so I would like him to get well soon. Here, as a captain, I am not thinking that Gill should play tomorrow. He is young and hopefully will recover soon.

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