Int'national debut in 3 formats in one tour

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Updated At : 11:26 AM Jan 16, 2021 IST

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-Pacer Thangarasu Natarajan, who came to Australia as a net bowler, on Friday became the first Indian cricketer to make his international debut across all three formats during the same tour

-The 29-year-old Tamil Nadu player was one of the rookies named in the playing eleven of the

injury-ravaged Indian team against Australia in the fourth and final Test

– He made his international debut in the third ODI against Australia in Canberra, which India won by 13 runs

– “The stuff dreams are made of. A perfect treble for @Natarajan_91 as he is presented with #TeamIndia’s Test No. 300. It can’t get any better! Natu is now an all-format player,” tweeted the BCCI. — PTI

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