India suffered an early setback on Day 2 of the Kolkata Test after captain Shubman Gill retired hurt due to a neck strain, cutting short what had looked like a promising start to his innings at Eden Gardens. Gill walked in after the dismissal of Washington Sundar in the 35th over and appeared composed at the crease. He safely negotiated his first two deliveries from Simon Harmer before executing a well-timed sweep over square leg for four, a shot played with authority and control. However, the mood changed instantly.

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As he rose from completing the sweep, Gill appeared in visible discomfort. He removed his helmet and placed his hand on the left side of his neck, clearly struggling with stiffness. He stood still for a moment before signaling to th

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