Tilak Varma on switching from No. 3 to middle-order: ‘There is no option’

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Twelve months ago, Tilak Varma was fairly assured of his place at number three in India’s T20I batting order. He was the team’s trusted top-order batsman, capable of anchoring the innings and laying the platform for the middle and lower-order to attack.

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