Kuldeep Yadav arrives at a practice session in Chittagong yesterday. Pic/AP, PTI

Such has been the plight that Kuldeep Yadav has been flown into Chittagong on SOS basis as the Indian bowling attack looks thin on experience. Regular skipper Rohit Sharma sustained a left thumb dislocation and has flown back home. Up and coming pacer Kuldeep Sen suffered a back injury after playing his first international game. Seamer Deepak Chahar continued his saga of breaking down in almost all the series he has played since his comeback from a long lay-off. In fact, there will be two forced changes in the playing eleven with Rohit and Chahar already unavailable.

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Hosts start favourites

While a full-strength Bangladesh will start as favourites in the final game, the bigger worry will be KL Rahul, the skipper. His record, save in the ODI series win against a below-par Zimbabwe, has been dismal and the last thing he would need is another clean sweep defeat against his name after the tour of South Africa. Till now, there has been little or no indication that Rahul is a long-time future India captain, who can display above average leadership acumen in the matches that he has led so far.

Call on Rohit Sharma’s availability for Test matches to be taken later: Jay Shah

A call on injured India captain Rohit Sharma’s participation in the upcoming two-match Test series against Bangladesh, starting December 14, will be taken later, BCCI secretary Jay Shah said on Friday. Rohit had suffered a blow to his thumb while fielding in the slips during the second ODI against Bangladesh in Mirpur on December 7.

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