Nishant Sindhu, who captained the team in Dhull’s absence, was found to be Covid positive in the last league match against Uganda. Nishant will not be available for the knock-out match. And Yash Dhull has recovered from Covid-19 and is available for the knockouts.

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Yash Dhull and four others recover from Covid-19-

India’s Under-19 all-rounder Nishant Sindhu will be ruled out of the quarter-finals in the Under-19 World Cup against Bangladesh after testing positive for Covid-19. However, India is set to be led by regular skipper Yash Dhull on Saturday. As he and four others, including vice-captain Sheikh Rashid, returned negative Covid tests after testing positive in the tournament.

Players who test positive in the competition will be in quarantine for at least seven days, which means Sindhu is likely to be unavailable for the semi-finals as well.

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Sindhu has played a vital role as one of the finest left-arm spinners-

Dhull came into the limelight after Sindhu took over the captaincy of two league games after five members of India’s team tested positive. Sindhu has played a vital role as one of the finest left-arm spinners to date. In which he has taken four wickets at an average of 14.25 and an economy rate of 2.75.

India currently has 21 players to choose from. 16 out of 17 of the main squad are available for selection. As well as five travel stores that were sent to the Caribbean after the outbreak of COVID-19 in the first squad. If India needs to take a dip in the reserve pool, they will have to make a formal request to the ICC Events Technical Committee for a temporary change in the squad.

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Fourth time Sindhu’s positive result-

This will be the fourth time Sindhu’s positive result. When Covid-19 has had an effect on the Under-19 World Cup. Before the start of the competition, four Zimbabwean players tested positive. Earlier members of the Indian camp also returned positive results. West Indies also had to replace two players in their team before the final group match due to Covid.