Archive · 1 Oct 2026
BCCI Names Replacements for Krishna and Sundar
Prasidh Krishna hurt his left hamstring during the second match in Guwahati.
He cannot play in India’s third ODI against the West Indies.
Anshul Kamboj will take his place.
Washington Sundar has also been removed from India’s T20I squad.
Sundar is not injured.
He will instead play for his state during the Ranji Trophy season.
This will help him prepare for India’s upcoming Test series against New Zealand.
Naman Dhir will replace Sundar in the five-match T20I series.
Prasidh Krishna suffered a left hamstring injury during the second match in Guwahati.
Krishna has been ruled out of India’s third ODI against the West Indies.
Anshul Kamboj has been named Krishna’s replacement in the ODI squad.
Washington Sundar has been withdrawn from India’s five-match T20I series against the West Indies.
Naman Dhir replaces Sundar, who will pursue red-ball game time before India’s Test series against New Zealand.
- Who
- Prasidh Krishna, Washington Sundar, Anshul Kamboj and Naman Dhir are involved, along with India and the West Indies.
- What
- The BCCI announced replacements for Krishna in the ODI squad and Sundar in the T20I squad.
- When
- Krishna’s injury occurred during the second match; Sundar’s withdrawal is linked to the upcoming Test series against New Zealand.
- Where
- Krishna was injured during the second match in Guwahati; Sundar is expected to gain game time for his state side in the Ranji Trophy.
- Why
- Krishna was ruled out because of a left hamstring injury, while Sundar was withdrawn to gain red-ball experience before the Test series.
- ODI replacement
- Anshul Kamboj replaces Prasidh Krishna.
- T20I replacement
- Naman Dhir replaces Washington Sundar.
- Krishna’s injury
- Left hamstring injury.
- Injury location
- Guwahati, during the second match.
- Sundar’s status
- Withdrawn from the T20I squad; his release is not due to injury.
- Upcoming preparation
- Sundar will have an opportunity to play red-ball cricket in the Ranji Trophy before India’s Test series against New Zealand.