The India U-19 side will take on Australia U-19 in the first of the two unofficial Test match series at the MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai, starting from Monday, 30

Injured Samit Dravid is likely to miss India Under-19 side's two four-day matches against Australia, which is starting in Chennai from Monday.

Allrounder Samit Dravid, who had been sidelined from the three-match one-day series against Australia Under-19s in Puducherry, hasn't recovered from a knee injury and will likely miss the upcoming four-dayers in Chennai as well,

Injured Samit Dravid was ruled out of the opening four-day game between India U-19 and Australia U-19 and is also unlikely to be fit in time for the second match of the series.

In fact, for Samit, son of former India captain and head coach Rahul Dravid, this is the last chance to represent India at the U-19 level

Samit, who has been undergoing rehabilitation at the recently-inaugurated Centre of Excellence in Bengaluru, remans doubtful for the second Youth Test as well. The second Test begins on 7 October in Chennai.

Injured Samit Dravid has been ruled out of the first four-day game between India U-19 and Australia U-19, and he is unlikely to be fit for the second

Samit, the son of legendary India cricketer Rahul Dravid, missed the first of the two youth Tests against Australia U19 team in Chennai due to a knee injury.

Injured Samit Dravid is likely to miss India Under-19 side’s two four-day matches against Australia, which is starting here from Monday. Samit is currently at the National Cricket Academy (NCA) recuperating from a knee injury that forced him to sit out of the three-match youth one-dayers against the Aussies recently.

Samit Dravid is set to remain sidelined due to a knee injury. He missed the one-day series against Australia Under-19s in Puducherry and is unlikely to participate in the upcoming four-day matches in Chennai.