Shubman Gill was spotted in an all-black attire while he was going to the Centre of Excellence (CoE). After a rehab program, his date for an international comeback can be finalized. The captain of Team India's Test and ODI teams, Shubman Gill, is out of action due to a neck spasm. The right hand batter received the injury at the Eden Gardens in Kolkata when India was playing the first match of a 2-match Test series against South Africa.

 In the first innings of the match, when Gill went to bat, he injured his neck after playing a sweep shot. The physio rushed onto the ground for medical assistance, but that did not help the batter to carry on the match. Gill left the pitch immediately, and since then, he has been out of the ground.

 During his absence, Rishabh Pant was the stand-in captain, and for the ongoing ODI series, KL Rahul is named as the captain of Team India. When will Shubman Gill be back in action? As of now, there is no clear confirmation about the matter, as he is currently recovering from the injury.

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When will Shubman Gill again play for Team India?

Captain Shubman Gill on his way to the Centre of Excellence.

- He looks fully recovered from the neck spasm.
- He is set to play the first T20 on the 9th.
- He will undergo a 2 day rehab program at the COE.

It is great to see him back ❤️ pic.twitter.com/i5Z5f0Bq88

— GillTheWill (@GillTheWill77) December 1, 2025

It is reported that he will undergo a 2-day rehab program at the Centre of Excellence. After that, the board can make a final call on his return. It is believed that if things go according to the plans, then the top-order batter can feature in the upcoming 5-match T20I series against South Africa. After the conclusion of the ongoing ODI series, both teams will lock horns for a five-match T20I contest.

The series is scheduled to start on December 9 and will continue till December 19. Will Gill get back his fitness before the beginning of the Twenty20 series? The answer is yet to be gotten.