Duleep Trophy 2024: Arshdeep Singh Doesn't Hold Himself Back, Gives Fiery Send-Off To Riyan Parag

Duleep Trophy 2024: Before India take on Bangladesh in a two-match Test series and later host New Zealand in three Tests, all the top Indian players are busy playing the Duleep Trophy. The likes of Arshdeep Singh, Rishabh Pant , KL Rahul , and others are fine-tuning their red ball skills before India start playing their remaining Test matches of the WTC 2025 cycle. Only Virat Kohli , Rohit Sharma and Jasprit Bumrah are among the top Indian stars who have been left out owing to their workload management.

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Arshdeep Singh's Aggressive Riyan Parag Send Off

India A are locking horns with India D in the third match of the ongoing Duleep Trophy. This is the third round of India's premier red-ball domestic tournament and is very crucial to identify players for India. When India youngster Riyan Parag came out to bat, he made the game look like a T20 game.

The Rajasthan Royals youngster walked out with very positive intent and belted bowlers all across the park. The match is being played at the Rural Development Trust Stadium, Anantapur. Parag scored 27 off 29 balls before he was dismissed by his India teammate and Punjab Kings pacer Arshdeep Singh. Apart from Parag, no other India A batsmen could get going on the difficult Anantpur track. 

Riyan Parag looked to give his team some momentum and in the process fell prey to Arshdeep Singh. After dismissing Parag, Arshdeep gave a fiery send-off to the Assam -born cricketer. A video of the incident is going viral on social media.  

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India D Get The Better Of India A

India D won the toss and elected to field first and this decision reaped huge rewards for them. India A lost early wickets before Parag and Tilak Varma steadied the ship. However, their partnership didn't last long as they were dismissed in successive overs. 

Shams Mulani then forged a crucial partnership with Tanush Kotian before the latter was removed by Saurabh Kumar. Mulani remained unbeaten as India A finished Day 1 288/8 in 82 overs.