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Sai Sudharsan's Struggles Raise Doubts in India’s Batting Order

11/24/2025

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Summary

Story summary

Sai Sudharsan scored just 15 runs in the second Test against South Africa, fueling doubts about his place in the India Test side.
The Indian management has tried multiple players at the number three position without consistent gains.
Former cricketer Ajinkya Rahane stressed the need for stability in the batting order to build player confidence.
Sudharsan's domestic performances will be pivotal for his selection in future India matches.

History

Historical Context

Established on December 1, 1928, in Madras, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) governs cricket in India and has become the wealthiest cricket board globally. Over the decades, it has faced challenges in player consistency, as seen in recent performances by players like Sai Sudharsan, highlighting the ongoing need for effective player development to maintain India's competitive edge in international cricket.

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Story summary

Sai Sudharsan scored just 15 runs in the second Test against South Africa, fueling doubts about his place in the India Test side.
The Indian management has tried multiple players at the number three position without consistent gains.
Former cricketer Ajinkya Rahane stressed the need for stability in the batting order to build player confidence.
Sudharsan's domestic performances will be pivotal for his selection in future India matches.

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