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IND Vs BAN: Shivam Dube to debut today

It seemed that the series opener of the 3-match T20 international series between India and Bangladesh would have been called off owing to poor visibility due to the dense smog which looms large over the skies across the national capital region since morning. But it did not happen so. Now, the teams are in the stadium and Shivam Dube will be making his debut with this match

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