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Why India are playing as 'away' team in Delhi for Afghanistan series: Explained

Times of India - Sports ·
Why India are playing as 'away' team in Delhi for Afghanistan series: Explained

The Afghanistan Cricket Board is hosting all three T20Is in Delhi, with the remaining two matches also scheduled at the same venue.

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