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Pant to take second fitness test to prove readiness for New Zealand tour

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Rishabh Pant did not pass his initial fitness assessment on Sunday, which has put his participation in the upcoming tour under review. He will now sit a second test to demonstrate he is fit enough. If he is cleared, he is set to be available for the third four-day match between New Zealand A and India A. His availability for that fixture depends entirely on him being approved to travel with the squad.

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