England spinner Jack Leach will be undergoing knee surgery to recover from an injury that ruled him out of the final four Tests of England's series against India in the subcontinent.
England will be without the services of star spinner Jack Leach for the remaining three Tests against India.
England made two changes in the playing XI for the second Test against India, with spinner Shoaib Bashir and pacer James Anderson replacing Jack Leach and Mark Wood respectively.
England are still yet to finalise the make-up of their XI for the second Test, with young uncapped off-spinner Shoaib Bashir in contention to replace Leach should the tourists look to include another spinner.
Young England spinner Shoaib Bashir could be set for his Test debut after visa row prevented him from participating in the first Test against India.
England beat India by 28 runs in the opening Test with debutant Tom Hartley bagging seven in the second innings having gone for plenty in the first.
India vs England Highlights, 1st Test, Day 3: England were 316/6 at stumps on Day 3 after Ollie Pope and Ben Foakes put a strong rearguard to frustrate India.
Jeetan Patel revealed that left-arm spinner Jack Leach aggravated his knee injury during the second day of the first Test against India.
Team India is geared up for the upcoming five-match Test series against England. The first Test will kick-start from Thursday in Hyderabad.
After the Jonny Bairstow dismissal controversy, a number of videos have been shared on social media where England players had produced dubious dismissals.