The 32-year old, who has scored 260 runs at the tournament so far, was a doubt for Tuesday's match against Sri Lanka, which was subsequently abandoned, and Rhodes is confident the extra week's rest will do him good.
"He picked up a little injury in that game against England and he fought on and battled on and played extremely well with an injury," Rhodes told reporters on Tuesday.
"We're very, very optimistic that with the treatment he will get this week he can recover well and play in that next game against West Indies."
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(Reporting by Shubham Kalia in Bengaluru; Editing by Simon Jennings)
