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Team India might have lost the ongoing One-Day International (ODI) series in Bangladesh. But, it was not down and out, and despite being plagued by injuries, it came out with intent in the third and final ODI at the Zahur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium in Chittagong/Chattogram on Saturday. As young wicketkeeper-opener Ishan Kishan got the nod for an injured skipper-cum-opener Rohit Sharma, he utilised the chance to the fullest, slamming an exquisite knock of 210 off just 131 deliveries, allowing the Men in Blue to post a monstrous total of 409/8. Meanwhile, he has joined a list of legends and is glad to have made it to the list.
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"Batting with Virat bhai, he has such a good sense of the game. He was calming me down when I was in my 90s. I wanted to bring it up with a six, but he said to get it in singles as it's your first. I chatted with Surya[kumar Yadav] bhai - he said when you bat before the game, you see the ball well. I didn't take too much pressure on myself. Just wanted to make use of the opportunity," added Kishan.