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There are so many role models in that India dressing room: Washington Sundar

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Coach Ravi Shastri’s dressing room stories of grit and determination worked as a tonic for young Washington Sundar, who is ready for any challenge even if it means opening the batting for India in Test matches.
The 21-year-old Washington was a specialist top-order batsman during his India U-19 days but then honed his off-spin to such an extent that he is now an automatic choice in India’s T20 team.
One of the heroes of India’s epic triumph in Brisbane, which gave them the four-match Test series against Australia, Washington spoke about the head coach’s influence on him.

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It would be a blessing if I ever open batting in Tests: Washington Sundar | Cricket News

Cricket News: Washington Sundar has said that he is ready for any challenge even if it means opening the batting in Tests. "I think it will be a blessing for me if

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Injured Umesh Yadav ruled out of Australia vs India series, Shardul Thakur likely to play: Report

Injured Umesh Yadav ruled out of Australia vs India series, Shardul Thakur likely to play: Report
The senior pacer had hobbled off the field after suffering the injury during the third day of the Boxing Day Test.
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Pacer Umesh Yadav was reportedly ruled out of the remainder of the series against Australia due to the calf injury he sustained during the Melbourne Test. The Indian team management is likely to prefer Shardul Thakur over left-arm pace sensation T Natarajan for the third Test in Sydney.
According to sources, senior pacer Yadav, who hobbled off the field after suffering the injury during the third day of the Boxing Day Test, is heading home for rehabilitation.

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India vs Australia: Shardul Thakur likely to play in Sydney Test, Umesh Yadav out of series | Cricket News

Shardul Thakur and Umesh Yadav. (Getty Images)
NEW DELHI: The Indian team management is likely to prefer Shardul Thakur over left-arm pace sensation Thangarasu Natarajan in the third Test against Australia in place of injured Umesh Yadav.
According to sources, senior pacer Yadav, who had earlier missed the third Test due to a calf muscle tear, is heading home for rehabilitation after being ruled out of the fourth and final Test in Brisbane as well.
The third Test begins in Sydney from January 7.
"While people are excited about the brilliant progress shown by T Natarajan, we mustn't forget he has played only one first class match for Tamil Nadu. And Shardul has been a seasoned domestic red ball pacer for Mumbai," a BCCI source privy to developments in Australia told PTI on Thursday.

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Shardul Thakur likely to play in third Test against Australia, Umesh Yadav out of series

Shardul Thakur likely to play in third Test against Australia, Umesh Yadav out of series
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T Natarajan added to Test squad, Umesh Yadav heads back to India: Report

T Natarajan added to Test squad, Umesh Yadav heads back to India: Report
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Pitch is getting slower, hitting one area consistently is key to get Aussies out: Siraj

Pitch is getting slower, hitting one area consistently is key to get Aussies out: Siraj
By Mansoor| Published: 28th December 2020 3:08 pm IST
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Melbourne: India’s debutant pacer Mohammed Siraj on Monday said that the MCG track has slowed down considerably and to wipe off the Australian tail, they will have to hit one area consistently.
The Indian bowlers, despite Umesh Yadav’s injury early into the second innings, reduced the home team to 133 for six. The hosts have just a two-run lead with four wickets remaining in the second Test.
“The track on the first day was very helpful for bowling but it has become very slow today. Not much is happening and there wasn’t much swing on offer. The key is to remain patient and hit one area consistently,” Siraj said during the virtual media conference.

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