Mohammed Siraj and Nitish Kumar Reddy set for India A stints ahead of New Zealand Test series
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India A Prepares for New Zealand Tests
India has outlined plans for players to gain red-ball match practice as part of their preparations for the upcoming two-Test series against New Zealand, which is scheduled to commence on November 19. Mohammed Siraj and Nitish Kumar Reddy are set to join the India A squad for four-day fixtures against New Zealand A to secure necessary match time.
Schedule and Player Involvement
- Mohammed Siraj: Will join the India A squad for the second four-day match, starting October 31, to build bowling rhythm.
- Nitish Kumar Reddy: Will feature in the senior ODI squad for the series opener against New Zealand on November 4, subsequently joining India A for the third and final four-day match.
- Prasidh Krishna: Following a hamstring injury, the pacer is expected to return to the field during the third four-day match for India A, provided he successfully clears a mandatory Return to Play assessment.
These additions to the India A side are designed to provide key personnel with competitive experience in the longest format before the Test series begins. Stakeholders can monitor official updates from the BCCI for confirmation regarding match performance and final fitness assessments of the athletes involved.
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