Two additional spinners have been called up for the Indian team's ongoing camp in Nagpur. Two additional off-spinners have joined the Rohit Sharma-led team as they gear up for the first of the four Test matches, which will begin at the VCA Stadium in Nagpur on February 9. Both Pulkit Narang of Delhi, who is now on the Services team, and Jayant Yadav of Haryana, who has previously represented India, have been coopted as net bowlers.
In addition to the two offies, the Indian squad also has four other spinners who are net bowlers: Sai Kishore, Rahul Chahar, Washington Sundar, and Saurabh Kumar. The Indian team's preparation to neutralize the threat of Nathan Lyon, the top spinner in the Australian camp, can be seen by the presence of a few off-spinners in the lineup.
The four-match Border-Gavaskar Trophy (BGT) series, which will determine the World Test Championship (WTC) champions, will undoubtedly be determined by the projected spinner-friendly pitches.
On Sunday, the Indian squad will take off, and the camp will shift to the brand-new VCA Stadium in Jamtha, Nagpur, which will serve as the Test's location. Up until now, the camp has been hosted at the city's Old VCA stadium.
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