India's Commanding Performance in New Chandigarh Test

India announced their first innings at 564-8 before debutant Manav Suthar and Prasidh Krishna's impressive bowling tightened their grip on the test match against Afghanistan. With Afghanistan trailing by 451 runs at 113-5, India leveraged a solid batting start and effective bowling to dominate the game.

India's Commanding Performance in New Chandigarh Test
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India declared their innings at a formidable 564-8, courtesy of key performances from Shubman Gill and Rishabh Pant at the new PCA Stadium in New Chandigarh.

Their stronghold on the single test against Afghanistan was cemented by debutant Manav Suthar and Prasidh Krishna, who executed five crucial dismissals.

Despite commendable efforts from Afghanistan's Mohammad Saleem, consistent breakthroughs from Suthar and Krishna left the guests struggling at 113-5, trailing by a considerable 451 runs as they concluded day two of the match.

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