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India went down to Afghanistan in the World Cup qualifier.
Disaster struck the Indians when a charging Gurpreet Singh was shown a yellow card and Sharif Mukhammad converted the resultant penalty to give his team a 2-1 lead with just two minutes left in regulation time.
Chhetri will become the 40th player in the world to play 150 or more international matches when he takes the field against Afghanistan.
India are in second spot behind group toppers Qatar with four points from three matches in Group A.
Pakistan says the attacks were launched from Afghan soil; Afghanistan's ruling Taliban deny this.
Though India won a closely fought match, the practices adopted by Rohit fell under the category of what could be termed as 'sharp and not completely fair'.
The plane had been operating as a charter ambulance flight on a route from Gaya, India, to Tashkent, Uzbekistan, and onward to Zhukovsky International Airport in Moscow.
The 30-year-old, who sat out the first two matches of the series against Afghanistan, fell for a first-ball duck in the third and final T20I in Bengaluru.
The Indian captain made an emphatic statement in the third and final T20I against the Afghans.
As per the rules, once a batter is deemed retired out, he cannot come out to bat again if another Super Over is needed to decide the outcome of the match.