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Confident India eyes series victory against struggling Bangladesh
The Hindu
India's confident training session ahead of the T20I against Bangladesh at Arun Jaitley Stadium; young players aiming to shine.
There was an air of calm confidence in India’s training session at the Arun Jaitley Stadium here on Tuesday. After a thumping seven-wicket win over Bangladesh at Gwalior, this Indian team is on a high.
The second T20I, which will be held here on Wednesday, could follow a similar script. The outing serves as the ideal platform for the youngsters in the Indian team to make a mark.
There was encouragement aplenty for the fringe players at the nets session. After having a hit, captain Suryakumar Yadav took a seat to watch the likes of Nitish Kumar Reddy, Rinku Singh and Tilak Verma go about their business.
Nitish reached top gear in the final few minutes of his stint, blasting the net bowlers to all parts. Suryakumar was most impressed,
shouting words of praise. It was much the same when Rinku and Tilak took strike.
While Gwalior belonged to comeback man Varun Chakaravarthy, Delhi could see the rise of a new hero. Debutant Nitish played second fiddle to a belligerent Hardik Pandya on Sunday, making an unbeaten 15-ball 16. The Andhra all-rounder will hope to cement his spot with his own brand of fireworks.
This also holds good for opener Abhishek Sharma, who threw away his wicket on Sunday. The naturally attacking southpaw rushed down the track for a non-existent single, and was run-out for 16. A crisp straight six in his short stay was a reminder that if he can stick around, a big knock is assured.