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Tanush Kotian Picks Two Wickets For IND A As SA A Reach 193/4 At Tea
The game marked Rishabh Pant’s return to competitive cricket after he was sidelined for a few months. The wicketkeeper-batter sustained a serious injury to his foot during the final Test of the Anderson-Gavaskar Trophy in England earlier this year.
Upon recovering completely, the 28-year-old was named captain of the India A side for the two unofficial Tests against South Africa A, and his return sends positive signs ahead of the senior men’s team’s Test series against South Africa.
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