From The Tribune
Center Owned by The Tribune Trust3rd unofficial Test: India A dominate Day 2 after declaring at 464/5 against New Zealand A
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India’s Under‑19 side faced Pakistan in the ACC Under‑19 Asia Cup Group A match at the Al Amerat ground in Oman. After winning the toss, captain Lakshya Raichandani chose to bat, but Pakistan’s new‑ball bowlers reduced India to 86 for 5 in the 23rd over. The team later scraped past the 200‑run mark despite being nine down, with Yashveer Goud falling to Ali Raza for four. The pre‑match handshake was omitted and Raichandani was dismissed without scoring, highlighting the tension in the encounter.
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Prasidh Krishna picked up both New Zealand A opening wickets after India A posted a massive 464 for five before declaring their first innings on Day 2 of the third four-day match in Lincoln, strengthening their position ahead of the upcoming Test series against New Zealand.
