Colombo: The ongoing third ODI between India and Sri Lanka are just the second example in history when India gave a debut to five players in the 50s match.
After sealing the three matches on Tuesday, five beginners – aggressive left-handed, Leggie Rahul Chahar, Pacer Chetan Sakariya, Off-Spinner Kishnappa Gowtham and Wicket-Keeper Sanju Samson, made their ODI debut.
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https://t.co/uuppishy9E- BCCI (@BCCI) 1627034004000chahar and Samson has played T20 Internationals for India, but gets their ODI hat on Friday at the R stadium Premadasa.
The only time when India had five debutants in ODI against Australia in December 1980 in the iconic Cricket Melbourne soil when the Doly Dishi spinner, Kirti Azad, Roger Binny, Mumbai Stylish Batsman Sandeep Patil and Tirumalai Srinivasan made their debut.
Say Halo ?? for our 5 debut 5 debut ODI in the first match in the same place.
3 ODI: The second example when India handed over five debut
