Anil Kumble, who is returning from England after suffering a shoulder strain during his stint with Surrey, has been advised rest.
"John Gloster had been to London and examined Kumble's shoulder and he feels that some rest would do the trick," BCCI secretary Niranjan Shah said on Friday.
The ace leg spinner was diagnosed with tendonitis in his right shoulder, which forced him to cut short his county engagements.
Asked whether the shoulder trouble will rule Kumble out of possible selection in the 14-member Indian team for the ICC Champions Trophy, Shah replied, "No, because there's still time for the tournament to start."
Kumble, though not in the one-day scheme of things of late, has been included in the probables list of 30 for the Champions Trophy.
The final 14-member team for the biennial ICC tournament involving ten teams, to be hosted in four centres in the country from October 7-November 5, is to be chosen on September 3 in Mumbai along with the squad for the preceding triangular series in Malaysia, which is scheduled from September 12-24.
