BOMBAY (Reuters)
England's assistant coach Graham Dilley has been discharged after spending a night in hospital, an Indian cricket official said on Tuesday. Dilley was admitted to Bombay Hospital after being taken ill while working with players not involved in England's opening tour match against a Bombay President's XI team on Monday. "He was under observation for a night. He had low blood pressure," a senior Bombay cricket official told Reuters on Tuesday. The official said it had not yet been decided when Dilley would join the England team, which is now in the southern city of Hyderabad for a three-day tour match starting on Thursday. Following England's drawn two-day match on Monday, England coach Duncan Fletcher said some of his players felt drained due to the heat and humidity. He said opening batsman Marcus Trescothick and seam bowler James Ormond had both felt nauseous after a full day in the field.

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