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Ashwin is Team India’s hero and saviour again

The Mirpur Test looked lost. On a tricky pitch, where the ball was often staying low and behaving mean, India had lost 7 wickets for 74. The big boys were back in the hut. The target, 145, looked depressingly distant. That’s when Ravichandran Ashwin joined Shreyas Iyer in the middle. They were the last batters standing. Only tail-enders Umesh Yadav and Mohd Siraj remained as insurance.

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