India to announce Sri Lanka Test squad this week amid Sundar injury concern

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India's cricket selectors are expected to finalise the squad for the upcoming two-Test tour of Sri Lanka this week. Washington Sundar's hamstring injury has emerged as the primary selection concern, leaving his participation uncertain. Jasprit Bumrah and Ravindra Jadeja are both anticipated to return to the side after their respective absences. The selectors are still weighing options around all-rounder balance and a potential replacement for Sundar. India have added motivation to perform well in the series, as a strong result would improve their World Test Championship qualification prospects.

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