Rajat Patidar scored a valiant fifty in India A’s chase of 275 but they slid to a 125-run defeat in the first unofficial ODI
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- McSweeney 123, Beardman four-for down India A
- Rahul and Jaiswal in India A squad for red-ball matches in New Zealand
- Prasad, Kalita and Nandani the new faces in Mandhana-led white-ball sides
- Shreyas Iyer’s maiden ton hands India crushing win
- Smriti Mandhana appointed India captain across formats
- India recall Bhuvneshwar Kumar for New Zealand T20Is
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Rahul and Jaiswal in India A squad for red-ball matches in New Zealand
Dhruv Jurel has been named the captain of the side, while Rishabh Pant has been picked but his participation will be subject to fitness
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Prasad, Kalita and Nandani the new faces in Mandhana-led white-ball sides
Shafali Verma has been elevated to the vice-captaincy of the T20I side, while Deepti Sharma will do the job in the ODI side for the games against Zimbabwe
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Shreyas Iyer’s maiden ton hands India crushing win
Fifties from Hope and Rutherford took West Indies to 171, but India made a mockery of the chase
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Smriti Mandhana appointed India captain across formats
Mandhana, who has been part of the side since 2013, has previously led India in 18 T20Is and four ODIs
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India recall Bhuvneshwar Kumar for New Zealand T20Is
Varun Chakravarthy is also back for India after missing the Asian Games, while Ravi Bishnoi has been left out
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Naman Dhir and Kamil Pooran debut in Lucknow after India opt to bowl
India, who played all three of Kishan, Sooryavanshi and Samson at the Asian Games, went in with an extra middle-order batter in Dhir
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Paul Farbrace leaves Sussex to join Lancashire as director of cricket
Former head coach at Hove had initially agreed to remain at club on part-time basis to aid transition
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Cameron Green ruled out of first Test vs South Africa
Green suffered the injury during Australia’s third ODI against South Africa
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Biswas, Chauhan, Baloda hand India Under-19 advantage on day two
Chauhan and Biswas hit fifties to hand India Under-19s a 141-run first-innings lead before Baloda’s four-for caused Australia Under-19s to slide to 86 for 4 in response