Virat Kohli has been ruled out of India's ODI series against Afghanistan with a hamstring injury, according to BCCI sources. Rohit Sharma remains doubtful due to fitness concerns.
In the batting department, Kohli will be itching to get back into his groove, and the veteran right-hander has been sweating it hard at the nets to regain his touch on the better wickets in the Caribbean.
The first round ends on June 17, and the Super Eight stage begins on June 19.
The Blue Tigers have plied their trades in three matches so far and are placed fourth in the five-team group courtesy of their two points.
India are at fourth spot in Group E with just two points after consecutive draws against Asian champions Qatar and Bangladesh.
After hearing MS Dhoni's outburst, Yadav immediately got back to his bowling mark to continue the over.
Opener Mohammad Shahzad had set up the game for Afghanistan with a whirlwind 124 off 116.
New batsman Nabi and Najibullah Zadran then joined in the middle and added a few runs before Zadran was sent back to the pavilion by Jadeja.
All-rounder Deepak Chahar made his ODI debut in today's match after receiving the cap from the Indian head coach Ravi Shastri.
Rashid Khan, Mujeeb Ur Rahman, Gulbadin Naib, Mohammad Nabi, and Rahmat Shah are the key players who can turn around the game at any stage.
