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BAN vs IND, Watch: Jaydev Unadkat ends 12-year long wait, picks first Test wicket at Dhaka

The left-arm pacer dismissed Bangladesh opener Zakir Hasan to take his first Test wicket following his comeback for India after 12 years.

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Dec 22, 2022 · 12:35 pm
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BAN vs IND, Watch: Jaydev Unadkat ends 12-year long wait, picks first Test wicket at Dhaka
India’s Jaydev Unadkat (C) celebrates with teammates after the dismissal of Bangladesh's Zakir Hasan during the first day of the second cricket Test match between Bangladesh and India at the Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium in Dhaka on December 22, 2022. | AFP

Happiness is watching @JUnadkat get his first Test wicket 🥹💙

Pure joy on the face of the left-arm pacer as he gets his first scalp following his comeback for 🇮🇳 in Whites after 1️⃣2⃣ years 🙌#BANvIND #JaydevUnadkat #SonySportsNetwork pic.twitter.com/2txsBaQ284

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