Shubman Gill recovered from his injury and he walked out to bat at No.3 for India in the pink ball practice match against Prime Minister's XI.

Shubman Gill missed being part of the Playing XI for the Perth Test as he injured his thumb during the match simulations.

Shubman Gill had missed the first Test after he had fractured his thumb when he was fielding during a match simulation session in Perth.

Indian cricketer Shubman Gill has made a promising return to the nets during India's training session in Canberra. He began his practice with throwdowns from a close distance and gradually progressed to sidearm deliveries.

Shubman Gill, who was forced to sit out in the first Australia v India Test in Perth after copping a blow on his right thumb, returned to the nets on Friday.

After missing the series opener at the Perth Stadium, Shubman Gill returned to the nets on Friday and sounded positive about his injury recovery from the Adelaide Test.

Shubman Gill, recovering from a thumb injury, resumed practice ahead of India's pink-ball warm-up match against the Australian PM's XI. Despite missing the first Test in Perth, he expressed satisfaction with the team's performance.

Gill missed the first Test of the ongoing five-match series between India and Australia in Perth due to a thumb injury that he suffered during India's match simulation at WACA.

Team India is currently in Canberra, where they will take on the Prime Minister's XI in a two-day pink-ball warm-up fixture at Manuka Oval. Through this match, Indian stars will be able to get used to the pink ball and its various tricks before taking on Australia in Adelaide for the second Test.

India captain Rohit Sharma and batter Shubman Gill were spotted practising ahead of the Pink Ball Test match in Adelaide. Both players are expected to return to the playing XI in the next game.