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Sanjay Bangar has twice been a member of Ranji-winning Railways sides. He has also played 12 Tests and 15 ODIs for India, scoring one Test century and three half-centuries. This is his 15th first-class season.
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Paras Mhambrey represented India in two Tests and three ODIs in the mid-nineties. He played for Mumbai, with whom he won the Ranji Trophy five times. He ended up with 284 first-class wickets from 91 matches. After retiring as a player, he coached Bengal to two Ranji finals in a row, and is coaching Baroda this season.
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A tall Tamil Nadu offspinner who bowls with a high-arm action and is studying to be an engineer, R Ashwin has some uncanny similarities with S Venkataraghavan, but for the moment the comparison should end there. Ashwin (21) is taking his first steps in Ranji Trophy cricket. Already, though, he's had one strong season, leading the wickets tally for Tamil Nadu with 31 scalps at under 20.
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