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Afghanistan struggles to 113-5 after India declares at 564-8 on Day 2 of one-off test

Afghanistan hit back with three wickets in the opening session of Day 2 but India remains in control at 475-6 in its first innings in a one-off cricket test.

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Explained: Why India-Afghanistan Test ended with only nine wickets down

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India complete record test win over Afghanistan

India enforce follow-on

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Manav Suthar picks up 6-33 on debut as India enforces follow-on against Afghanistan

India spinner Manav Suthar took 6-33 on debut to help bowl out Afghanistan for 152 runs on Monday in the one-off cricket test.

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India enforce follow-on after Suthar dismantles Afghanistan

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Suthar and the spinners dominate as India routs Afghanistan by an innings and 300 runs

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Netherlands and Arsenal defender Jurriën Timber to miss World Cup through injury

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India crush Afghanistan by an innings and 300 runs in one-off Test

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India reaffirms commitment to UN mission in Afghanistan, condemns Pakistan attacks

Highlighting the enduring civilisational links between India and Afghanistan, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) on Tuesday reaffirmed New Delhi's commitment to peace, stability and development in Afghanistan and the region.

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India's shift in diplomacy: Engaging with Afghanistan's new reality

India's New Stance on Afghanistan India's recent diplomatic approach towards Afghanistan may come as a surprise, but it reflects a significant shift in global diplomacy. At the United Nations, India has advocated for a reevaluation of the current sanctions regime concerning Afghanistan,

Gill, Rahul centuries lead dominant India to 368-3 on Day 1 of one-off test against Afghanistan

NEW CHANDIGARH, India — India captain Shubman Gill won the toss on Saturday and chose to bat against Afghanistan in a one-off cricket test. It is only the second test between India and Afghanistan. Previously the teams played in 2018, when India hosted Afghanistan’s inaugural test in Bengaluru and the home side won by an innings and 262 runs.