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England Tour: 6 Names For 2 Reserve Middle-Order Slots
Kashmir Observer
|APRIL 23, 2025 ISSUE
The national selection committee is expected to name the India and India A squad for the Test tour of England in the second week of May and there will be at least six contenders for a couple of reserve middle-order slots that would be up for grabs.
B Sai Sudharsan:
With seven tons in 29 first-class games, Sai Sudharsan is a player to watch out for even in red ball cricket. he has already been a big hit for Gujarat Titans in the IPL. The reason why selectors will have a closer look at the southpaw is his tight technique and he also did well for India A in Australia before getting injured.
Shreyas Iyer:
Shreyas Iyer 2.0 is a player who cannot be ignored as he has come back to red ball cricket with a far more tighter technique and plays the short ball way better than he did during his earlier stint.
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