India will be without lead trainer Gautam Gambhir when they take on the State head's XI in Canberra in a two-day visit game beginning on November 30. Gambhir has passed in the group to be in India for individual reasons. A BCCI source affirmed to Cricket that Gambhir will be back with the group before the following Test, which will be a day-night match in Adelaide beginning on December 6. The visit game in Canberra will be a day coordinate however will be played with the pink Kookaburra ball. India lead the series 1-0 after they got back in the game from being whitewashed 3-0 at home by New Zealand. Partner mentors Abhishek Nayar, Ryan ten Doeschate and Morne Morkel will all things considered be in control in Gambhir's nonattendance. Similarly as Gambhir left, India were reinforced by the arrival of the full-time chief, Rohit Sharma, who had been on paternity leave during the principal Test. Rohit's return into the XI could prompt a precarious inquiry around the mix as in his nonappearance, KL Rahul made a fruitful re-visitation of the highest point of the request in troublesome circumstances. In the event that Shubman Gill, who missed the Perth Test with a broke thumb, likewise returns to full wellness, India should let loose two spots in the batting line-up. There is no update yet on Gill's recuperation as there is an ideal opportunity to go to the following match. He will probably miss the visit game with appraisals turning out to be more ordinary as the preparation days and the Adelaide Test approach.