Hard-hitting opener Virender Sehwag, whose services are crucial to India's fate in the third Test in Mumbai, will come out to bat on Wednesday after being given the go-ahead by the doctors.
Back spasm forced Sehwag out of the ground for virtually the entire fourth day as well as major part of the England's second innings on Monday.
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Under the rules, Sehwag will come out to bat only after India loses five wickets tomorrow.
The hosts have been set a daunting task of scoring 313 runs for a win in the third and final Test against England.
India had clipped 18 runs off the target while losing one wicket at close on day four.
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