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India face No. 6 selection dilemma between Sarfaraz and Jurel for Sri Lanka Test

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India are set to face Sri Lanka in an upcoming Test match with key selection decisions yet to be finalised. The primary debate centres on who will bat at number six, with Sarfaraz Khan and Dhruv Jurel both vying for the spot. The team's bowling combination is also under consideration, with a likely mix of three pacers and two spinners. Getting the balance right is seen as critical, given India's ongoing World Test Championship campaign.

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