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Rohit Sharma's Bizarre Decision Involving Sarfaraz Khan In 2nd Test Called Out By Sanjay Manjrekar

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The Indian cricket team is facing severe criticism after losing the Test series at home against New Zealand in Pune. The visiting side is 2-0 up after the first two Tests in the three-match series with a chance of clean sweep not being ruled out.

This is the first time after 12 years that India have lost a Test series at home. The last time it happened MS Dhoni was still the captain of the Indian cricket team.

The loss has also dented India's chances to qualify for the World Test Championship final. The focus is on Rohit Sharma and co.

as India gear up for the third Test starting in Mumbai on November 1. During the second innings of the second Test. established batter Sarfaraz Khan, who has scored a ton on the first Test, was sent at No.

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