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Due To WTC Points Table, Every Test Match Is Important Now, Says Mayank Agarwal
India opener Mayank Agarwal feels that every Test match has become important because of the involvement of World Test Championship (WTC) points.
In the current 2021-23 WTC cycle, India are ranked fifth in the table with 49.07 per cent while collecting 53 points. Agarwal will be a part of the 18-member squad which will face Sri Lanka in the Tests at Mohali (March 4-8) and Bengaluru (March 12-16).
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