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Krishna and Jaiswal Power India to ODI Sweep Against Afghanistan
Jaiswal scored 110 not out and Rohit Sharma made 79 as India sealed the ODI series with 21.2 overs to spare.
- On Saturday in Chennai, India defeated Afghanistan by nine wickets to complete a three-game ODI series sweep, anchored by pacer Prasidh Krishna's maiden five-wicket haul of 5-23.
- Afghanistan won the toss and opted to bat but collapsed to 36-4 within 9.2 overs against Krishna's opening spell; skipper Hashmatullah Shahidi anchored a recovery with his maiden ODI century off 131 balls.
- In India's reply, opener Yashasvi Jaiswal and Rohit Sharma built a 170-run opening partnership; Jaiswal remained unbeaten on 110 while Sharma scored 79 before falling in the 23rd over.
- This victory concluded the first-ever bilateral ODI series between the nations; India had clinched it earlier with a 170-run win in Lucknow and a seven-wicket victory in Dharamshala.
- Afghanistan remains winless against India across all formats, while Jaiswal's unbeaten 110 marked only his fifth ODI appearance, showcasing his emerging role in India's top order.
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Prasidh Krishna picked his maiden five-wicket haul and Yashasvi Jaiswal scored 110 not out as India beat Afghanistan by nine wickets to complete a three-game ODI series sweep. Krishna picked 5-23 in 8.2 overs as Afghanistan was bowled out for…
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