Shikhar Mohan named in India A squad for last two four-day matches against New Zealand A

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India A will contest a three-match four-day series against New Zealand A. The series runs alongside the senior India team's white-ball matches against New Zealand. Shikhar Mohan has been included in the India A squad for the final two of these four-day fixtures. The article provides no further details on venues or dates.

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