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Shreyas Iyer is probably not going to be picked in the India crew for the leftover three Tests against Britain in the wake of grumbling of firmness in his back and crotch.

Iyer experiences had repeating difficulties with his back and had likewise gone through a medical procedure last year.

The 29-year-old made 35, 13, 27, 29 in the initial two Tests in Hyderabad and Visakhapatnam and was at legitimate fault for not expanding on the beginnings.

"He has grumbled of solidness and back issue and is probably not going to participate in that frame of mind of the series," a BCCI source said.

India are now reeling with wounds to central participants KL Rahul and Ravindra Jadeja. Star hitter Virat Kohli had missed the initial two Tests because of individual reasons and is probably not going to be accessible for the games in Rajkot and Ranchi also.

The selectors are yet to declare the crew for the last three Tests and will do that in the wake of getting clearness over Jadeja's wellness.

The all-rounder should breeze through the wellness assessment directed at the Public Cricket Foundation in Bengaluru. He had missed the Vizag Test because of a hamstring injury, while Rahul grumbled of quadriceps torment.

Regardless of whether both Jadeja and Rahul return into the playing XI, Iyer's physical issue could offer one more opportunity to Rajat Patidar, who couldn't have a major effect during his Test debut in Vizag.

India will gather in Rajkot on February 11 and Britain are supposed to arrive at there daily later.

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