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All Is Well Within Team, India Will Come Back Stronger: Sources
Despite the consecutive setbacks, the morale of the Indian side is flying high as they eye to bounce back to keep their World Test Championship (WTC) final hopes alive. Amid the media scrutiny and backlash from former cricketers on the series loss, the sources close to the team denied any tension or concern within the Indian dressing room.
"All is well within the team, they will come back stronger in next Test, nothing to worry about," the sources close to the Indian squad told IANS.
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