India’s ‘Pace Battery’ Put In the Work as the Team Gears Up for the Bangladesh Challenge in T20Is

After the culmination of the India vs  Bangladesh  Test series, both sides will lock horns in white-ball cricket in various regions of India. The first T20I is all set to take place at the Gwalior International Cricket Stadium, and the venue will be hosting an international match after a 14-year gap. Before the competition begins, the Indian Cricket Team are gearing up for action as the bowlers have been working out in the nets to deliver their best when they face the Bangla Tigers in a three-match T20I series.

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Hardik Pandya , Arshdeep Train up as Team India Pacers Prepare for Gwalior T20I Fixture

The Indian Cricket Team have been sweating it out as they train up for some limited white-ball action against Bangladesh . After the test series ended in favour of India in a clean sweep, the Bangla Tigers will be determined to win it all in the three-match T20I series, which will take place in various venues around the country. With the first match happening at the Madhavrao Scindia Cricket Stadium in Gwalior, Team India's pace battery put up some effort in the nets. Some of the premier stars included all-rounder Hardik Pandya and pacer Arshdeep Singh, while bowling coach Morne Morkel led the training.

One of the biggest attractions would be Mayank Yadav, who received a national team call-up for the first time in his career. He was also seen training in the India kit. The pacer has been one of the biggest trailblazers in IPL after he regularly clocked the 150 kph mark.

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Gwalior will be hosting an International match after quite a while. But ahead of the competition, the local administration has set up some stringent norms to ensure that the match takes place without any hassle. The district magistrate issued prohibitive decrees on Thursday, prohibiting rallies and the dissemination of provocative content, particularly on social media platforms.

The orders will remain in force till seventh October and respond to a 'Gwalior bandh' call given by the Hindu Mahasabha on the match day and protests by other organizations, who are demanding that the match should be called off due to "atrocities" against Hindus in  Bangladesh .

[With PTI Inputs]