Skipper isn't feeling good, says BCCI source

Indian skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni, who did not keep wickets against the West Indies during the team’s tri-nation series opener in Jamaica after sustaining a hamstring injury while batting, is to be examined by the doctors before deciding future course of action.

“Dhoni is not feeling good. He is going to be examined. He has a hamstring issue,” a source in the BCCI said here. Dhoni handed over the wicket keeping duties to teammate Dinesh Karthik in their opening match, which was won by the West Indies by one wicket at Sabina Park, Kingston. India are to take on Sri Lanka on Tuesday at the same ground and the source said that the selectors would take a call on the matter. “The selectors will decide once the report is finalised. He won’t be asked to return yet. Only three-four games remain.’