Shivam Dube and Ramandeep Singh have been added to India's T20I crew for the series against Britain instead of Nitish Kumar Reddy and Rinku Singh. Reddy is out of the five-coordinate series with a side strain, while Rinku experienced lower-back fits while handling during the main T20I against Britain and is out for essentially the second and third matches.* With the subsequent game set to be played sometime in the afternoon in Chennai, Dube and Ramandeep will be accessible from the third T20I onwards. Reddy got his physical issue during an instructional meeting in front of the second T20I. He will go to the BCCI's Focal point of Greatness - the recently opened Public Cricket Foundation premises on the edges of Bengaluru - for recovery. Dube's last trip for India was in August 2024, during an ODI series in Sri Lanka. He then, at that point, missed India's home T20I series against Bangladesh with a back physical issue. Dube got back to cricket with the Syed Mushtaq Ali Prize, where he scored 151 runs in five innings at a strike pace of 179.76, and took three wickets at an economy of 9.31. On the whole, he has played 33 T20Is for India, for 448 runs at a hit pace of 134.93 with the bat, and 11 wickets with the ball. He was essential for India's T20 World Cup-winning crew in the West Indies and USA last year. Ramandeep has played recently the two T20Is for India, both in South Africa last November. In the new Vijay Hazare Prize, the 50-over competition, he totalled 126 runs from six innings for Punjab, generally giving fast rushes to a strike pace of 134.04. Dube's latest trip at the cutthroat level was Mumbai's Ranji Prize match against Jammu and Kashmir, which finished on Saturday evening. He was out without scoring in the two innings, and got one wicket in the match as Mumbai lost by five wickets. Ramandeep was likewise engaged with the equitable finished up Ranji round, likewise negligibly, scoring 16 and a duck in Punjab's enormous misfortune to Karnataka. India won the principal T20I against Britain, in Kolkata, by seven wickets with all of 43 balls remaining. Reddy didn't have a lot of to do in the game: he took two gets, yet didn't get to bowl or bat as India frolicked home. Rinku, as well, didn't get to bat with the top request finishing the pursuit of 133.