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Dravid Had Told Me KS Bharat's Skills Were Second To Saha Only In Indian Cricket: Laxman
Former India cricketer VVS Laxman had been told about wicketkeeper KS Bharat's skills by the current chief coach Rahul Dravid a long time back, who had said that the 28-year-old's "wicket-keeping skills were only next to Wriddhiman Saha".
Bharat, India's second wicketkeeper-batter in the Test squad against New Zealand, had to take up wicket-keeping duties on day three of the first Test at the Green Park Stadium after first-choice wicketkeeper Saha couldn't take the field due to neck stiffness.
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