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Don't Think Indian Pitches Will Turn From The Start: Rory Burns

By IANS News January 28, 2021 • 19:42 PM View: 1350

England opener Rory Burns said he thinks Indian wickets will be good cricket wickets and won't turn from the start as it happened during the recent series in Sri Lanka where England still managed to win 2-0.

Burns, who missed the Sri Lanka tour, however, said that facing India in India will be a challenge especially after the hosts' recent series win in Australia.

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