Suryansh Shedge impresses with 4-wicket haul for India A against Australia A
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Last updated Oct 8, 2026

Suryansh Shedge took 4 wickets for 40 runs in an unofficial ODI against Australia A, showcasing his skills after being called up to replace Hardik Pandya, who is sidelined with a shin injury. Despite the team's loss, Shedge emphasized the importance of mastering his stock ball and adapting to pitch conditions. He noted that the slowing pitch influenced his decision to bowl short of good length, which ultimately yielded success against Australia A. This performance follows his debut against Ireland earlier this summer, highlighting his rapid ascent within the cricketing ranks.
- •Suryansh Shedge took 4 wickets for 40 runs.
- •He replaced Hardik Pandya, who is injured.
- •The match was an unofficial ODI against Australia A.
- •Shedge made his international debut against Ireland this summer.
- •His bowling strategy adapted to the pitch conditions for effectiveness.
- 8:51 AMYahoo Sports — How Hardik Pandya’s key advice helped Suryansh Shedge find his bowling weapon
"Suryansh Shedge, a promising 23-year-old allrounder, stepped into the limelight after Hardik Pandya's injury led to his selection for India 'A'. He delivered a stellar performance with bowling figures of 4-40 in an unofficial ODI versus Australia 'A'. Despite the team's loss, Shedge believes that success comes from mastering key skills and adapting to pitch dynamics. His story reveals the power of capitalizing on unexpected opportunities.
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