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Will Get To Know About Rohit's Availability In Next Day Or Two, Says KL Rahul
Chattogram, Dec 18, After winning the first Test against Bangladesh by 188 runs, stand-in skipper KL Rahul said the visitors' will get to know about the availability of regular captain Rohit Sharma in a day or two for the second Test starting from December 22.
Rohit had injured his left thumb while fielding in the second ODI against Bangladesh at Dhaka and had to fly back home to Mumbai to see a specialist, causing him to miss the third ODI and first Test. In his absence, Bengal opener Abhimanyu Easwaran was named as a replacement in the Indian squad for the first Test.
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