India spinner Varun Chakravarthy has been added to the ODI Squad for the three-match series against Britain on the rear of his remarkable presentation in the five T20Is. Varun made a trip with the crew to Nagpur, the scene for the primary ODI, and prepared on Tuesday in front of the series opener on Thursday. He was the most elevated wicket-taker in India's 4-1 triumph in the T20I series that finished on Sunday, taking 14 wickets at a normal of 9.86 with an economy of 7.66. Varun is uncapped in ODIs and this is his most memorable consideration in the crew. He has played just 23 Rundown A games and was the second most elevated wicket-taker in this season's Vijay Hazare Prize with 18 wickets in six counterparts for Tamil Nadu. His presence in the ODI crew qualities a twist assault that generally included Kuldeep Yadav, Axar Patel, Ravindra Jadeja and Washington Sundar. Varun's incorporation is a huge improvement considering these ODIs against Britain are the initial 50-over games India are playing since August last year and the main series before the forthcoming Heroes Prize. Various expert bowlers in the Bosses Prize crew - Kuldeep Yadav, Mohammed Shami and Jasprit Bumrah - are on the rebound trail from wounds. Bumrah is essential for the crew for just the third ODI against Britain, with Harshit Rana in the 16 for the initial two games. Britain, in the interim, have kept Rehan Ahmed on as cover for the ODI series after he ran the beverages all through the T20I series. Joe Root showed up in India before the fifth T20I in Mumbai and is set to return at No. 3 on Thursday, while Jamie Smith is an uncertainty for the initial two ODIs because of a minor calf injury. India play Britain in Nagpur, Cuttack and Ahmedabad on February 6, 9 and 12 preceding making a beeline for Dubai for the Bosses Prize. They can make changes to their Bosses Prize crew until February 11 without endorsement from the ICC.