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‘The Afghan Boys Showed A Lot Of Heart’: Gavaskar Lauds Visitors’ Fightback Despite India’s 564
Decision Review System: India's former captain Sunil Gavaskar praised Afghanistan's fighting spirit after the visitors mounted a spirited comeback with the second new ball on day two of the one-off Test, despite India eventually declaring their first innings at a commanding 564/8.
Resuming the day at 368/3, India looked set for an even bigger total after skipper Shubman Gill extended his overnight century to 126 and Rishabh Pant made a fluent 81. However, Afghanistan's pacers struck back in the morning session, reducing India to 475/6 by lunch and preventing the hosts from running away unchecked.
Gavaskar lauded Afghanistan's determination and the way they utilised the second new ball. Read More...
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