Warner dominated out of the rest of second Test with concussion, Renshaw named substitute

Australia’s David Warner on Saturday was dominated out of the second Test within the ongoing Border-Gavaskar Trophy attributable to a concussion.

Matt Renshaw will substitute Warner within the taking part in 11 as a concussion substitute, in accordance with studies.

Warner acquired hit on the top whereas attempting to drag a supply from Mohammed Siraj on day one. He appeared shaken and couldn’t come out to area within the night.

Former India head coach Ravi Shastri, at present on commentary obligation for the Border-Gavaskar collection, mentioned on air that Warner had suffered a hairline fracture in his elbow.

“I think the medical staff will have to assess tomorrow (Saturday). He must be a little weary at the moment. Got a knock in the arm and to the head, [the knock in the head] has made him a little bit weary. And hence he hasn’t come out to field. I think the medical staff will have to figure out what happens to him here on in,” acknowledged Khawaja after the top of day one.

Further checks on Saturday confirmed Warner had not made a full restoration. Whether Warner recovers in time to function within the third Test of the collection in Indore from March 1 stays to be seen and Australia will miss his expertise on the sector whereas he stays sidelined.

Warner is the newest addition to an Aussie damage record that features Mitchell Starc and Cameron Green, who’ve now missed the primary two Tests.

Warner fell for a 44-ball 15 after edging behind to keeper KS Bharat off Mohammed Shami.