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Gautam Gambhir's contribution in the ODI series next to England looks possible with the Indian opener likely to be fit for the five-match rubber. Team manager Shivlal Yadav definitely this on Wednesday.
Yadav said Gambhir should be fine for next month's ODI series after his MRI scan did not show anything unpleasant.
He, however, said that the left-hander might not play in the perform game next to Sussex on Thursday.
Gambhir is critical to India's plans in the ODIs now that his guy opener Virender Sehwag has been totally ruled out for the five one-dayers and one-off Twenty20 match.
Gambhir suffer the concussion after he backpedalled at mid-on in a bid to catch a miscued pull off Kevin Petersen during the Oval Test. The chance was fluff when he fell back and hit his head on the ground with a thump.
Even though assumption over his ease of use has died down after the MRI scan, the left-hander did not come out to do with his colleagues today.
The present series has been one of hard luck for Gambhir. He was glaringly hit on his right prod while field at forward short leg during the first Test at Lord's last month.
He later had to miss the second Test at Trent Bridge. He did play the third Test at Edgbaston and scored 38 and 14 in the two innings.
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