Shubman Gill will re-join the Indian team in Ahmedabad but remains doubtful for their World Cup fixture against Pakistan on October 14 as he recovers from dengue. Gill didn't head out with the group to Delhi for their second apparatus against Afghanistan on Wednesday, subsequent to missing India's initial round of the World Cup against Australia on October 8. He was taken to clinic in Chennai for treatment however was accordingly released after his wellbeing moved along. "Gill is doing totally fine and is set to leave Chennai for Ahmedabad today," a BCCI official told PTI. "It is as yet not satisfactory whether Gill will have a light instructional course at Motera on Thursday. His recuperation has been fine yet can't exactly be certain in the event that he can play against Pakistan." In Gill's nonattendance, Ishan Kishan opened the innings against Australia alongside Rohit. However India were diminished to 2 for 3 in a pursuit of 200 - Kishan, Rohit and Shreyas Iyer were excused for ducks - they recuperated to pursue down the objective with six wickets close by and 52 balls in excess. Gill is the main run-getter in ODIs this year with 1230 runs at a normal of 72.35 and a strike pace of 105.03. In his last four ODIs, he has hit two centuries and 50 years.