Team India Playing Xi News
England retained their playing XI for the second Test at Edgbaston, while India made three significant changes, most notably resting pace spearhead Jasprit Bumrah. Here’s why.
As Team India gears up for the crucial 5th Test against Australia at the Sydney Cricket Ground, significant changes are expected in the playing XI. With Akash Deep ruled out due to a back injury and Rishabh Pant facing the possibility of being dropped, Dhruv Jurel is set to take his place in the team. These adjustments, along with potential shifts in the batting and bowling order, could play a decisive role in India's efforts to level the series and retain the Border-Gavaskar Trophy. Here's a look at the likely playing XI and what these changes mean for the team.
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