India vs Afghanistan 3rd ODI: Nitish Reddy & Harsh Dubey to Play
Team India has sealed the ODI series against Afghanistan. The 3rd ODI in Chennai may see Nitish Kumar Reddy and Harsh Dubey get a chance in the playing XI.
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Team India has sealed the ODI series against Afghanistan. The 3rd ODI in Chennai may see Nitish Kumar Reddy and Harsh Dubey get a chance in the playing XI.
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