Team India began its first training session for the T20 World Cup in New Delhi, but a major player was missing from the session. Opener Abhishek Sharma was unable to participate due to illness.

This has sparked speculation about his fitness, especially ahead of the upcoming match against Namibia.
According to a report, Abhishek Sharma is suffering from stomach issues. Consequently, his ability to play in the next match is unclear. The team management is closely monitoring his condition.
Fitness issues were also evident in the USA match
Abhishek Sharma’s tournament start was also uneventful. He was dismissed for a golden duck in the first match against the USA.
Not only this, Abhishek did not even take the field when the USA team was batting. Sanju Samson fielded in his place, raising questions about his fitness.
Before the Namibia match, Team India coach Gautam Gambhir hosted a team dinner for the players.
Even during this time, Abhishek Sharma was seen leaving the field early, further fueling concerns about his health.
After the USA match, Mohammed Siraj provided a clear update on Abhishek’s condition. He said, “Abhishek Sharma has an upset tummy, that’s why he didn’t field. He will be back fine.” This statement made it clear that the matter is not serious, but the team does not want to take any risks.
Pakistan Team Does Not Want to Take Any Risks Before the Match
Jasprit Bumrah also missed the match against the USA due to illness. As a result, Team India is now becoming more vigilant about the fitness of its players.
It is believed that if necessary, Abhishek Sharma may be rested against Namibia so that he is fully fit for the high-voltage match against Pakistan on February 15th.
If Abhishek does not play, Sanju Samson could get a chance to open the innings, which would also provide him with match practice.
Abhishek Sharma is considered a crucial player for Team India. The 25-year-old batsman boasts a T20I strike rate of around 200 and is known for providing quick starts in the powerplay.
Although India’s batting faltered against the USA, the team made a remarkable comeback and won the match by 29 runs.
Captain Suryakumar Yadav played a brilliant innings of 84 not out, while Mohammed Siraj and Arshdeep Singh played crucial roles in the bowling.