After two defeats, Gautam Gambhir was shocked, ignored Rohit-Virat and gave entry to his favorite.

IND vs NZ : These days a 3-match Test series is being played between India and New Zealand (IND vs NZ). Team India has lost the series after losing the first two matches. Through the defeat against New Zealand, the Indian team lost the Test series on home soil after 12 years. Team India has suffered this shameful defeat while Gautam Gambhir was the head coach.

Now amidst all this, the team has suddenly included a young fast bowler in the Indian squad for the third and last Test against New Zealand to be held from November 1. If media reports are to be believed, this player is going to make his Test debut in Mumbai.

IND vs NZ : This player's entry into the team

The 22-year-old fast bowler has been selected in the main squad for the five Test matches in Australia starting in Perth from November 22. According to a BCCI source, “Harshit Rana will join Team India for the third Test on Wednesday.” Team India management is carefully monitoring the performance of fast bowlers before the Australia tour, so it is believed that It is being said that the experienced bowler Jasprit Bumrah from the team may be rested from the third test. If this happens then the chances of Rana's entry into the team will increase.

Great performance in Ranji

Earlier, Harshit Rana was included as a traveling reserve in the current series against New Zealand (IND vs NZ). He was also with the team in Bengaluru, but was later released to play in Delhi's Ranji Trophy third round match against Assam. The 22-year-old Rana produced a brilliant all-round performance as Delhi won by 10 wickets and earned the bonus point at the Arun Jaitley Stadium.

Rana ready to play test cricket

Former national selector and current Delhi coach Sarandeep Singh said while talking to the media, 'He is ready to play Test cricket. It would be good for the team if they play the Mumbai Test before going to Australia. Rana said after Delhi won the Ranji Trophy match, 'The team management wanted me to play domestic matches before going to Australia and I am happy that I performed well with both bat and ball in this match.'