India A reach 351/9 on Day 1 as Tanisha, Prasad, Satheesh hit fifties

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India A posted 351 for 9 at stumps on the opening day of their match in Mohali. Three batters — Tanisha, Prasad, and Satheesh — each contributed half-centuries to anchor the innings. However, the bowling side fought back through Mills and Knott, who claimed three wickets each. The pair's efforts ensured the opposition kept a firm grip on the contest despite India A's strong batting contributions.

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