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Ravindra Jadeja remains one of India’s most experienced spin-bowling options in Test cricket, combining his left-arm orthodox bowling with the ability to contribute crucial runs down the order. With Jadeja back in the squad for the Sri Lanka Tests, his experience could be particularly valuable on conditions expected to favour spin. | Photo: PTI
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Kuldeep Yadav brings a different dimension to India’s spin attack with his attacking left-arm wrist-spin, making him a potent option on turning surfaces. His variations could make him an important weapon for India as they take on Sri Lanka in a two-Test World Test Championship series. | Photo: PTI/Swapan Mahapatra
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Manav Suthar has earned his place among India’s Test spin options after building a strong reputation in domestic cricket with his left-arm orthodox bowling. The Sri Lanka tour represents an important opportunity for the Rajasthan spinner to push for a Test debut and gain experience around India’s established spin stars. | Photo: AP/Ashwini Bhatia
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Saransh Jain is one of the most intriguing additions to India’s Test squad, earning his maiden international call-up for the two-match Sri Lanka series. The 33-year-old off-spin all-rounder’s selection adds another option to India’s spin-heavy attack, particularly after Washington Sundar’s injury concerns. X/BCCI
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Washington Sundar has established himself as a valuable spin-bowling all-rounder for India, offering the team both control with the ball and depth with the bat. However, his lingering hamstring injury has put his participation in the Sri Lanka series in doubt, with his chances of joining the team currently described as very slim. Photo: AP/Richard Pelham
