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Mohammed Siraj to Captain Hyderabad in First Two Ranji Matches
Mohammed Siraj will lead Hyderabad’s cricket team in its first two Ranji Trophy matches.
He is also an India pace bowler.
C V Milind will be the team’s vice-captain.
The squad has 15 players.
Experienced batter Tanmay Agarwal and Rahul Singh are included.
Rahul Radesh and Sai Pragnay Reddy are the listed wicketkeepers.
Hyderabad also named seven standby players.
The Hyderabad Cricket Association announced the squad and leadership plans.
Mohammed Siraj will captain Hyderabad in its first two Ranji Trophy matches.
C V Milind has been named Hyderabad’s vice-captain.
The Hyderabad Cricket Association announced the leadership appointments on Saturday.
The 15-member squad includes Tanmay Agarwal, Rahul Singh and two wicketkeepers.
Seven players, including Bhavesh Seth and T Ravi Teja, were named as standbys.
- Who
- Mohammed Siraj will captain Hyderabad, with C V Milind as vice-captain.
- What
- Hyderabad announced its squad and leadership for the first two matches of the upcoming Ranji Trophy season.
- Where
- Hyderabad’s Ranji Trophy team.
- When
- The announcement was made on Saturday; the matches are in the upcoming season.
- Why
- The Hyderabad Cricket Association named the captain and squad for the first two matches.
Key facts
- Captain
- Mohammed Siraj
- Vice-captain
- C V Milind
- Matches
- First two matches of the upcoming Ranji Trophy season
- Squad size
- 15 players
- Experienced batters listed
- Tanmay Agarwal and Rahul Singh
- Wicketkeepers listed
- Rahul Radesh and Sai Pragnay Reddy
- Standbys
- Seven players were named, including Bhavesh Seth, H K Simha and T Ravi Teja
Sources
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