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Japan announce squad for one-off T20I vs India
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Japan announce squad for one-off T20I vs India

India, ranked number one in T20 cricket and current T20 World Cup champions, will host Japan in a one-off T20 International on September 22, 2026. This match is part of the Suzuki Cup and commemorates the 75th anniversary of India-Japan diplomatic relations. Japan's squad features experienced players such as Kendel Kadowaki-Fleming, who will lead the team, and veterans like Ibrahim Takahashi and Declan Suzuki-McComb. The match is also linked to 'Sport 75,' an initiative aimed at promoting sports diplomacy between the two nations, stemming from discussions between Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Japan's squad includes notable players like wicket-keeper Wataru Miyauchi and leg-spinner Makoto Taniyama, who draws inspiration from Shane Warne.

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Japan announce squad for one-off T20I vs India

India, ranked number one in T20 cricket and current T20 World Cup champions, will host Japan in a one-off T20 International on September 22, 2026. This match is part of the Suzuki Cup and commemorates the 75th anniversary of India-Japan diplomatic relations. Japan's squad features experienced players such as Kendel Kadowaki-Fleming, who will lead the team, and veterans like Ibrahim Takahashi and Declan Suzuki-McComb. The match is also linked to 'Sport 75,' an initiative aimed at promoting sports diplomacy between the two nations, stemming from discussions between Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Japan's squad includes notable players like wicket-keeper Wataru Miyauchi and leg-spinner Makoto Taniyama, who draws inspiration from Shane Warne.

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