Team India Practice Session Live Update: Are Rohit and Kohli Playing Today Ahead of IND vs WI ODI Series

The Indian Cricket Team is all set to play a 50-over match after almost 2 months against the West Indies in India. The Indian Cricket Team is playing its squads simultaneously, one in the Asian Games 2026 and another in the West Indies ODI series. However, the hype around the West Indies ODI series is real, as fans will be able to see Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma back in Indian jerseys.

Social media has been flooded with videos of players' arrival in Kerala and the excitement among fans for this series. In this article, we will provide Team India practice session live updates, along with letting you know, “Are Rohit and Kohli practicing today or not."

Team India Practice Session Live

The India vs West Indies 1st ODI is scheduled to be played on September 27, 2026, at Greenfield International Stadium, Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala. The ODI team has re-groupped together after a while and will be practising well ahead of the series, as it will provide them another opportunity to work on team combinations for the ICC ODI World Cup 2027.

According to reports, it has been found that the Indian Cricket Team will have its first practice session on September 24, 2026, from 5:30 PM to 8:30 PM IST. There is no other information about the practice session, but it can be expected that players, including the best batsmen in India, will have a solid net session, as this is the first practice session. There will be separate fitness sessions and fielding sessions to be held as well.

Many fans would be wondering, “Are Rohit and Kohli practicing today?” To clear this, it is most likely that both Indian star batters will be practising in the first practice session, as both have already arrived in Kerala along with the other bunch of players and will need some practice ahead of the ODI series.

New Faces in Indian Team for IND vs WI ODI Series

Auqib Nabi and Naman Dhir are the two new faces in India's ODI squad for the West Indies series, showing the selectors' focus on young domestic players. Auqib Nabi, a 29-year-old fast bowler from Jammu & Kashmir, has received his first-ever ODI call-up. He is known for swinging the ball and using bounce to trouble batters. Naman Dhir, the hard-hitting Punjab batter who also plays for Mumbai Indians, has been picked to add firepower to India's middle order. His attacking batting makes him an exciting option for the team.