Middle-order batter Sarfaraz Khan was struck on the elbow while batting in the nets during India's practice session at the WACA on Thursday but there was no need for an MRI.
A video posted by Fox Cricket showed the Mumbai run-machine holding his right arm as he walked off the nets.
He looked in some discomfort as he walked back. However, it has been learned that the injury is not serious and the batter was not required to undergo an MRI.
Sarfaraz could play the Border-Gavaskar Trophy opener in Perth as India captain Rohit Sharma's participation in the first Test remains in doubt. Rohit is still in Mumbai for the birth of his second child.
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