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Senior India player KL Rahul won't highlight in the fifth Test against Britain in Dharamsala, while pace lead Jasprit Bumrah will get back to the group, the BCCI said today.

Rahul, who keeps on feeling sore in his right quadriceps, has gone to London to hear a specialist point of view on his physical issue.

The wicketkeeper-player became inaccessible after the series-opener in Hyderabad and according to the BCCI he was 90% fit before the third Test in Rajkot recently. "KL Rahul, whose support in the last Test was dependent upon wellness, has been administered out of the fifth and last Test in Dharamsala. The BCCI clinical group is intently checking him and organizing with experts in London for additional administration of his issue," the BCCI said in a delivery.

In the mean time, Bumrah, who was set free from the crew for the fourth game in accordance with the group's responsibility the executives strategy, will connect up with the crew in Dharamsala for the last Test, starting Walk 7. India have proactively taken an unassailable 3-1 lead.

Rahul's nonattendance from the last Test implies Rajat Patidar stayed with the crew yet the MP player can't rest assured about his spot in the playing eleven, having accumulated just 63 runs in six innings. All-rounder Washington Sundar has additionally been let out of the crew.

"He will join Tamil Nadu for their Ranji Prize elimination round installation against Mumbai, beginning Walk second. He will join the India crew after the consummation of the homegrown apparatus for the fifth Test, assuming that need be," the BCCI said.

The BCCI likewise said that senior pacer Mohammed Shami is recuperating great in the wake of going through a medical procedure on February 26 for his right heel issue.