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Padikkal 199, half-centuries from Sai Sudharsan, Rathod and Washington give India A big lead

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ESPNcricinfoPadikkal 199, half-centuries from Sai Sudharsan, Rathod and Washington give India A big lead
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India A, who had scored 113 in the first innings and ended up conceding a 204-run lead, bounced back on the third day to go 284 runs in front

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