"As a precautionary measure, he (Porel) has been advised rest. We don't want to aggravate his injury," an official told PTI.
Last year's finalists Bengal lost to Maharashtra by seven wickets in their group B opener at Nadaun in Himachal Pradesh today.
Porel will arrive Kolkata tomorrow morning and will go on the recovery process for his ruptured tissue on the out step of left foot.
According to his coach Bibhash Das, such type of injury takes at least "three weeks to recover".
In the final, Porel took two wickets as India defeated Australia by eight wickets to clinch their record fourth U-19 World Cup title.
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